Downloads
These documents are intended to help stakeholders understand the public ICCE position, selected alignment work and available review routes. Controlled documents may be made available separately to selected parties under approved confidentiality arrangements.
Contractor Materials
Introductory documents for contractors considering the ICCE model, its relevance to downstream labour management and the pathway toward controlled review, stakeholder discussion and potential future participation.
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Short contractor-facing introduction to the ICCE concept, market position and early discussion route. | |
| Briefing note for contractors considering controlled access, review discussions and next-step engagement. | |
| Introductory contractor pack setting out the public ICCE position, relevance and review pathway. |
Procurement Alignment Statements
Public alignment statements showing how ICCE evidence capabilities relate to procurement, labour-chain, payment, tax, ethical-sourcing and assurance frameworks.
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Maps ICCE-routed temporary-labour evidence to Gold Standard framework, action-plan, collaboration and performance expectations. | |
| Shows how ICCE evidence can support public works procurement, delivery, risk and contract-management expectations. | |
| Connects ICCE labour-chain evidence to social-value themes, worker outcomes, supply-chain visibility and reporting boundaries. | |
| Positions ICCE evidence against procurement objectives, transparency, payment, exclusion, supplier and contract-management expectations. | |
| Maps ICCE evidence to value for money, mission-led procurement, responsible supply chains and public-procurement priorities. | |
| Supports modern-slavery risk review with controlled labour-chain, worker-route, pay, grievance, remediation and audit evidence. | |
| Separates worker payroll from supplier-invoice evidence for prompt-payment, action-plan and commercial-payment assessment contexts. | |
| Supports public sub-contract payment spot-check evidence while preserving invoice/payment population boundaries from worker payroll. | |
| Frames ICCE as selected operational and audit evidence support for company-level construction supplier assessment readiness. | |
| Uses BES 6002 as a legacy ethical-labour reference for worker-route, supply-chain, grievance, remediation and audit evidence. | |
| Provides ISO 20400 guidance-alignment evidence support without making certification, conformity or endorsement claims. | |
| Supports collaborative relationship evidence while preserving certification, partner-selection, behaviour and legal-relationship boundaries. | |
| Separates ICCE worker-payment evidence from applicant-company supplier-invoice evidence for Fair Payment Code Award contexts. | |
| Covers PAYE, RTI, tax, umbrella-company, labour-chain and payroll-evidence controls for ICCE-routed temporary labour. | |
| Covers employment-rights status, tax status, PAYE employment, agency regulation, AWR, off-payroll, CIS and route evidence. | |
| Covers itemised pay, deductions, NMW/NLW, agency-worker pay, challenge, correction and enforcement-readiness evidence. | |
| Covers holiday pay, SSP, workplace pension assessment, contribution treatment, worker artefacts, corrections and audit lineage. | |
| Covers payroll-funding capacity, insolvency exposure, statutory claim support, payment-state clarity and continuity evidence. | |
| Covers counterparty due diligence, umbrella and payer routes, fraud-risk indicators, corporate identity and source-aware review evidence. | |
| Covers right-to-work checks, identity, restrictions, follow-up, sponsor evidence, data protection and October 2026 expansion controls. | |
| Covers PAYE/RTI, intermediary reporting, correction, retention, data protection, regulator release and audit reproducibility. |
Model specification and proprietary documents
The ICCE model specification, system architecture materials and related proprietary documents are controlled documents. They may be made available to selected parties where there is a relevant procurement, contractor-assessment, funding, insurance, assurance, regulatory, technical or investment diligence purpose.
Controlled access is subject to prior approval and appropriate confidentiality arrangements, including non-disclosure agreements where required. Review access is limited to the agreed review purpose and does not permit onward publication, redistribution or reliance outside the approved review context.