Tender Price Indicator Q1
Delivery remains active across certain sectors, yet decision-making is cautious and strategic. Securing the right expertise at the right time is becoming as important as price certainty.
This Month's Contributors
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Gavin Murgatroyd
Gavin is a cost manager specialising in the commercial office and workplace sector. An active member of the British Council for Offices, he contributed to the 2019 Guide to Specification and the 2025 Fit-Out Guide.
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Michael Urie
Michael is part of G&T’s market research team, leading market analysis and tracking key trends in the construction industry.
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Oliver Booth
Oliver joined G&T in 2006 and has delivered a wide range of projects across commercial offices, life sciences, purpose-built student accommodation, and residential sectors.
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Matthias Holman
Matt joined G&T in 2000 and has built a highly skilled team of project managers delivering large, complex projects for clients.
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Strategic Reinvention: Rethinking Value Across the Existing Commercial Estate
Strategic Reinvention: Rethinking Value Across the Existing Commercial Estate
By Andrew Browne
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Reset and Rebalance: What Will Shape Construction in 2026?
Reset and Rebalance: What Will Shape Construction in 2026?
By Daniel Wynne
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Advanced Manufacturing Is A Huge Opportunity, But Only If Challenges Are Mitigated
Advanced Manufacturing Is A Huge Opportunity, But Only If Challenges Are Mitigated
By Chris Lewis
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From R&D Space To GMP Facilities: Everything Developers Need To Know About Creating Life Sciences Space
From R&D Space To GMP Facilities: Everything Developers Need To Know About Creating Life Sciences Space
By Daniel Webster
Mass Timber and Insurance: Understanding the Risk to Unlock the Opportunity
As mass timber moves from selective adoption to mainstream consideration, insurance has emerged as one of the most influential factors shaping its uptake.
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Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence
Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence
By Michael Urie
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Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
By Michael Urie
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Powering the Future: Modernising Ireland's Energy Infrastructure
Powering the Future: Modernising Ireland's Energy Infrastructure
By Michael Urie
Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
There has been a significant increase in interest for using mass timber within construction projects across the UK over the last few years. A combination of the UK Government’s net zero 2050 target, growing concern about the global climate crisis and people’s attitudes towards the spaces they live and work in has created a substantial shift in demand.
By Michael Urie
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Leasing and Sales of Mass Timber Offices
Leasing and Sales of Mass Timber Offices
By Michael Urie
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The Capacity and Supply Chain of the Mass Timber Industry
The Capacity and Supply Chain of the Mass Timber Industry
By Michael Urie
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New Guidance Launched to Facilitate Insurance of Mass Timber Buildings
New Guidance Launched to Facilitate Insurance of Mass Timber Buildings
By Oliver Booth
Net Zero and the Built Environment: Where Does It Go From Here?
It is hard to underestimate the changes we have seen in the last five years with the creation of net zero carbon frameworks and the growth of ESG. Arising at the same time, net zero carbon and ESG more broadly have begun to fundamentally alter the construction and operation of buildings.
By Richard Francis
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Existing Buildings and Carbon Performance: Managing the Opportunities.
Existing Buildings and Carbon Performance: Managing the Opportunities.
By Richard Francis
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New Buildings and Net Zero: Embodied Carbon is the Next Battleground
New Buildings and Net Zero: Embodied Carbon is the Next Battleground
By Richard Francis
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The Future of ESG: What Is the Role of Plant-Based Places?
The Future of ESG: What Is the Role of Plant-Based Places?
By Richard Francis
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Bio-based buildings: 'The route to market would be a cautious one'
Bio-based buildings: 'The route to market would be a cautious one'
By Richard Francis
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Bio-Based Buildings: 'Nature is the template for what we increasingly expect from building operations'
Bio-Based Buildings: 'Nature is the template for what we increasingly expect from building operations'
By Richard Francis
