It is a sad fact that major projects go wrong more often than they go right. Examples of broken budgets, vastly exceeded time scales, disputes and general public consternation are legion within the construction industry. But does this need to be the case? We wish to...
The construction industry is notorious for having a high number of corporate insolvencies – and the numbers are almost certainly set to rise following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The disruption and financial impact of an insolvency can be devastating...
There are currently more than 700 operational PFI contracts in place in the UK, with a capital value of £57 billion. Over the next 10 years, over 200 PFIs will expire. The NAO’s recent report on ‘Managing PFI assets and services as contracts end’, the Scottish Futures...
There are widespread reports of contractors returning to ‘survival bidding’ where bids for projects are submitted at or below cost. While cheaper prices are something that most consumers want – a below-cost bid for a construction contract can have...
The construction industry is notorious for having a high number of corporate insolvencies – and the numbers are almost certainly set to rise following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. In this webinar, we will use interactive financial risk models to...
Recent Comments