Large infrastructure, energy, industrial and real-estate projects are often financed on the expectation that the asset will be designed, constructed, […]
The larger and more technically complex a construction project becomes, the greater the risk that problems emerge not within individual
High-specification fit-out projects compress design, procurement, specialist systems, finishes, testing and handover into a dense programme with very little tolerance
Construction completion does not mean that an asset is ready to operate. Installed equipment must be checked, cleaned, energised, functionally
A technically sound project requires continuity between what is designed, what is approved, what is procured and what is actually
Internationally financed construction and infrastructure projects are increasingly expected to demonstrate that environmental and social commitments are implemented in day-to-day
Large construction and infrastructure projects are financed on expectations about cost, programme, technical performance and future cash flow. Those expectations
