Excellence, which continued the best practice clubs and M4i demonstration project programmes. In 2005, Constructing Excellence and Be merged. In August 2007 Constructing Excellence took over the Network for Construction Collaboration Technology Providers, but this quickly became defunct. In August 2016, Constructing Excellence merged with BRE, with BRE set to maintain the Constructing Excellence brands and functions. Constructing Excellence was set to become a wholly owned subsidiary of BRE and retain its managing structure and CEO. The establishment of a Constructing Excellence Foundation, under the BRE Trust, would allow trading profit to be channelled into research and education for its member companies. Activities As well as continuing the best practice clubs network and demonstration projects work started by the CBPP and M4i, Constructing Excellence produced several industry reports including: Be Valuable, an assessment of life-time cost approaches such as 1:5:200, written by Richard Saxon and published in 2005. continued development since 2006 of the Avanti ICT research project including making Avanti part of the update of BS 1192. the Wolstenholme Report (Never Waste a Good Crisis), written by Andrew Wolstenholme and published in 2009, which reviewed progress since the 1998 Egan Report and made further recommendations to the industry. jointly with the JCT in 2009, Constructing Excellence launched the JCT Constructing Excellence collaborative contract (originally the Be Collaborative Contract developed by a Reading Construction Forum working group and published in September 2003). It also undertakes UK government consultancy work, including compilation (with BRE) of the industry's annual Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), which are included in the ONS's Construction Statistics Annual. The first KPIs were produced in 1998 by M4i. Constructing Excellence provides administrative support to the Construction Clients' Group (formerly the Confederation of Construction Clients) and, where appropriate, works in partnership with the pan-industry government liaison body, the Strategic Forum for Construction (successor to the Construction Industry Board). Notes and references Note References Sources Ward, Don and Crane, Alan (2003) "The story so far" in Jones, David, Savage, and Westgate, Rona (2003) Partnering and Collaborative Working, Informa Professional, London, pp.1-26. External links Constructing Excellence (website) Construction trade groups based in the United Kingdom Building Organizations established in 2003