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Turner & Townsend urges clients to secure resilient supply chains amidst...
Turner & Townsend warns businesses to secure resilient supply chains as tender price forecasts point towards a rise of 8.5% in 2022.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict ripples across the Eastern European supply chain
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is having far-reaching effects on international trade and supply chains spanning many countries and continents, sparking shortages and rising prices across the Eastern European supply chain. Marc Meyer, CCO at Transmetrics, takes a look at how AI can help.
Ukraine conflict: Building material shortages to ‘wreak havoc’ on supply chains
Reports indicate that the Ukraine conflict will cause critical building material shortages and price rises that will have a detrimental knock-on effect on the global supply chain.
Tackling supply chain challenges with contingency planning
Supply chain challenges are here to stay, but contingency planning is what will make projects successful, says Phil Smith, Associate Director, Rund.
10 issues that will affect construction supply chains in 2022
Supply chain risk management specialist CHAS highlights 10 issues that will affect construction supply chains in 2022.
Amey launches programme to improve supply chain relationships
Infrastructure and engineering provider Amey has embarked on an engagement exercise to explore how it can work better with its supply chain partners.
SCAPE launches new social supply chain platform
SCAPE has launched The Social Partnership Portal, a website connecting buyers and suppliers that aims to drive social value across public sector procurement.
Supply chain pressures threaten to derail construction projects
Severe supply chain pressures restrain purchasing activity and building projects in August, as 68% of construction companies reported even longer delivery times for materials compared to July.
Government urged to introduce sustainable supply chain legislation
A panel of experts who gathered to discuss how the construction industry will meet zero-emissions targets have called on the government to introduce a sustainable supply chain legislation.
Asite appoints new head of supply chain management
Asite has appointed Jas Mann as its new head of supply chain management.
Willmott Dixon becomes first contractor to achieve green supply chain
After six years of work, Willmott Dixon has become the first contractor to achieve level 3 of the Carbon Trust’s supply chain standard.
Construction firms must ‘strengthen supply chain winter resilience’
Construction businesses of all sizes must strengthen whole supply chain winter resilience, the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has urged.
Innovative supply chain framework to transform project delivery
Guild Living has agreed an innovative supply chain framework with its contractors to revolutionise the way that major projects are delivered.
Digital technology supports HS2’s supply chain management
Digital transformation helps EKFB maximise project performance across an 80km section of the UK’s new high-speed rail link between London, Birmingham and the North.
Is your construction supply chain Covid-19 secure?
Despite the easing of some of the restrictions around Covid-19, there is still a strong emphasis on keeping workplaces Covid secure. CHAS discusses what this means for employers and explains what can be done to promote compliance throughout the supply chain.
Project Bank Accounts: Good news for the supply chain
What are Project Bank Accounts, why are they good news and will everyone welcome them? Copronet explains...
Guidance on trade credit insurance to support construction supply chain
The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) Covid-19 task force has published Trade Credit insurance guidance to support construction businesses.
Construction clients should support the supply chain as lockdown eases
UK construction clients need to keep the supply chain close as the industry prepares for an easing of lockdown restrictions, warns Turner & Townsend.
Government should ‘set example’ when paying construction supply chains
The government must ‘set a good example’ when it comes to paying its construction supply chains and handing out retention payments to subcontractors during the COVID-19 crisis.
Construction supply chain must band together in face of coronavirus
Build UK has warned that the response from clients and contractors will be crucial for the survival of businesses of all sizes amid the coronavirus crisis,
Redrow finally shuts sites due to supply chain issues
Housebuilder Redrow has revealed that it will close all of its sites and offices, as it says supply chain difficulties left them with no other choice.
Pilot schemes to save contractors and supply chain SMEs £25m
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and construction employees are piloting four home building and infrastructure projects in the hopes of improving procurement practices
Building Innovation Awards: Most Innovative Supply Chain or Partnership
In our latest preview of the Building Innovation Awards, PBC Today takes a look at the Most Innovative Supply Chain or Partnership category.
Kier to fund supply chain apprentices through apprenticeship levy
Kier is the first contractor to transfer funds from its apprenticeship levy to its supply chain in Liverpool.
Willmott Dixon urges supply chain partners to join CCS
Wilmott Dixon is urging its top-tier supply chain partners to register with the Considerate Constructors Scheme, in a move intended to ensure supply partners achieve the highest standards.
Supply Chain Sustainability School elects three new members
The Supply Chain Sustainability School has elected three new members from across the built environment sector to join the board for 2018.