6 December 2024 | 0 minutes read

Unlocking construction’s transformative potential

Construction is about creating transformational outcomes for the people and nature in our society, with each project making its own lasting impact on the communities around it. Delivering the facilities that will make up the Future Materials Campus (FMC) is an incredibly complex project with a huge range of interdependencies and competing demands, spanning outcomes, timing, development and budget pressures.

In a new article for the Institute of Engineering and Technology’s EngX News, Emma-Jane Houghton, Commercial Director, discusses how productive and transparent collaboration with our partners is key to the successful delivery of the programme.

Read Emma-Jane’s IET EngX News article.

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