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Other inspectors step in to prevent construction halts at 1,300 projects

Other inspectors step in to prevent construction halts at 1,300 projects

The Vereniging KwaliteitsBorging Nederland (VKBN) is arranging for alternative inspectors to take over projects from three suspended quality assurance agencies. This measure aims to prevent a potential construction halt affecting approximately 1,300 projects across the Netherlands.

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