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Construction is no longer just bricks, concrete, and machinery.Modern project delivery is driven by data  — and the organisations that learn to capture, analyse, and use that data effectively are the ones gaining a clear competitive advantage. Today’s planning and project controls teams must transform from operational managers to data-driven decision-makers . This shift isn’t a trend — it is becoming a requirement for success in the UK construction market. Why Construction Ne

A construction project is only as strong as its schedule. Yet across the UK and globally, poor scheduling remains one of the most common—and expensive—drivers of delay, dispute, and cost escalation. This blog explains why schedule failures happen, why they cost so much, and how companies can fix them. The Real Cost of Poor Scheduling Weak schedules don’t just cause confusion—they directly impact: Programme certainty Cost forecasts Resource efficiency Subcontractor coordinatio

The construction sector is undergoing its long-awaited digital transformation. As margins tighten and client expectations increase, digital project controls are quickly becoming one of the most significant competitive differentiators in 2025. This blog explains why digitisation is no longer optional—and how B Project helps contractors, consultants, and developers adopt it effectively. Why Digital Project Controls Matter Traditional project controls rely heavily on spreadsheet

The UK construction sector enters 2025 with a landscape defined by uncertainty, shifting demand, and renewed pressure on project efficiency. According to the latest Construction Products Association (CPA) Autumn Forecast , total construction output is expected to grow 1.1% in 2025  and 2.8% in 2026 , marking a notable downward revision from earlier projections of 1.9% and 3.7%. What does this mean in practice for contractors, developers, consultants, and planning teams? This

Key Takeaways Construction budgets generally break down into 30-40% materials, 20-40% labor, 5-10% equipment, with additional costs for permits and contingencies Residential construction costs generally range from $150-400 per square foot in 2025, while commercial projects generally vary from $200-600 per square foot Always include 10-15% contingency fund to handle unexpected expenses and cost overruns during construction Proper budget planning and cost estimation software ca