What happens when your contractor becomes insolvent mid-project?
Have you ever wondered what the demise of Carillion meant for the numerous government projects they were involved in? Or […]
The Six Capitals: Incorporating Integrated Reporting into your Construction Business
Capital is defined as ‘wealth in the form of money or other assets’, so why is it that so often
Protect your supply chain – and your project
We asked C-Link director Chris Barber for tips on how developers and main contractors can support their subcontractors, as construction
Connectivity in a World of Big Data: The elements of design that affect WIFI coverage
The world has changed quicker than any of us imagined. Anyone who has worked from home will understand the reliance
What does bidding look like at a professional level?
If you work in the construction industry, then you’re probably familiar with the term bidding (or tendering). Yet, bidding is
What can a developer do when the lender is pulling funding?
Putting a project together that stacks financially, that you feel can be executed, with the right delivery partners and right
Design solutions for small interiors
As urban areas look to increase housing numbers throughout their districts, individual living space is decreasing. Designing for small spaces
Offsite Structural Options: The Case for Precast Concrete
This is the first of three articles focusing in detail on the three main offsite structural options: Precast, Steel and
The role of a Contracts Administrator
Have you ever come across the term ‘Contracts Administrator’ whilst browsing through some project material and wondered what it means?
A guide to valuing variations
Disputes in construction are typically centred on payment with differing views as to the value of work completed. Variations play