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Causeway believes in the strengths of aligning itself with key industry organisations, trade associations and governing bodies. By collaborating closely with these organisations and their members we ensure that we are able to keep abreast of industry initiatives, gain feedback on recent developments and contribute to the evolution of the industry.
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Business Application Software Developers Association (BASDA) |
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BASDA, the Business Application Software Developers Association, represents more than 250 of the world's leading applications software developers and is the acknowledged voice of the software applications industry. It is recognised by the European Commission, the UK Government and the United Nations.
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Construction Accredited Performance Standards Scheme (CAPS) |
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The Construction Accredited Performance Standards (CAPS) Scheme was first introduced in late 2003. It assists clients and principal contractors to establish their construction supply chains by providing an objective assessment of a company’s competencies and standards that is validated by an independent audit.
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Construction Industry Computing Association (CICA) |
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The Construction Industry Computing Association is dedicated to promoting the effective use of information technology in the construction industry. CICA’s strength is the combined expertise of its diverse membership which includes both users and vendors of IT and is supported by a team of consultants recognised as the leading IT analysts for the construction industry.
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Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS) |
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Local authority health and safety and contract professionals, supported by the Health and Safety Executive, have developed the Contractor Health and Safety (CHAS) Assessment Scheme over recent years. It is now available for any public sector organisation to use in their pre-qualification process for contractor application for approved/select list or short-listing.
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Institute of Highways & Transportation |
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The Institution is a learned society concerned specifically with the planning, design, construction, maintenance and operation of land-based transport systems and infrastructure. It serves the transport profession for the benefit of society and its members. With over 10,000 members, working across a wide range of disciplines, it aims to promote the exchange of knowledge, improve policy formulation, stimulate debate on transportation issues, recognise individual competence and encourage best practice in the industry.
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National Federation of Builders |
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The National Federation of Builders (NFB) is the construction industry’s longest established trade association which has grown in stature since its origins in the late 19th century. This has been achieved by providing top level advice to our members on legal, employment, taxation, health and safety, planning, environmental, technical, training and government funding issues.
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Network for Construction Collaboration Technology Providers (NCCTP) |
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The NCCTP (Network for Construction Collaboration Technology Providers) formed in December 2003. The network will help to promote the effective use of online technology to support collaborative working on projects and capital developments in UK construction. It aims to increase interoperability between systems — engendering easy transfer of data through definition and adoption of standards. The Network will promote the benefits of using collaborative technology and demonstrate the value of collaborative working. Importantly, it provides a single independent body with whom clients can communicate regarding the future development of collaboration technology.
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