High-Level Construction Forum
20 July 2026
HLCF Task Force on Offsite Construction
High-Level Construction Forum
20 July 2026
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The inaugural meeting of the HLCF Task Force on Offsite Construction launched a collaborative process to identify practical measures that can support the wider uptake of industrialised construction in Europe. Discussions focused on barriers and opportunities related to regulation, market demand, public procurement, investment, standardisation, skills, financing, renovation and circular construction.
Directorate General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs - DG GROW
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EU-27
Academic / Research and VET Institutions
EU Institutions
Industry Associations and Chambers of Commerce
Local Authorities
National authorities
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Focus Areas
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Competitiveness
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Funding
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Regulatory framework
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Skills and talent
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Towards a fair and safe built environment
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The inaugural meeting of the HLCF Task Force on Offsite Construction marked the beginning of a collaborative process to identify practical actions that can accelerate the uptake of industrialised construction across Europe. Discussions covered regulatory and non-regulatory barriers, opportunities to stimulate market demand through public procurement and investment, and examples of successful initiatives that could be replicated across Member States. Participants also exchanged views on standardisation, certification, financing, skills, industrialised renovation and circular construction.
For more details, see the event's meeting report and presentation slides.
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