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Delivering better infrastructure takes more than bricks and mortar. Public-private partnerships, or P3s, bring government and private sector expertise together to deliver major infrastructure. Tonight, our global healthcare sector lead, Helen Pickering, will be at the P3 Awards in New York, which recognise projects and partnerships across the Americas. If you’re there tonight, say hello to Helen Pickering. #P3Awards #Infrastructure

The UAE construction market remains strong. But the conditions for delivering projects are changing. As risk, procurement and programme pressures shift, understanding the market has never been more important. Our latest UAE Construction Market Outlook looks at what the changes mean for clients planning and delivering projects across the UAE. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/ewKDg2t3 #UAE #Construction

We’re heading to Data Centre World Asia 2026. Tomorrow, Gary Cooper, Sheu Ling Liew, Zack Zhang (张阀) and Ong Chin Meng Zidane AssocPM will be at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. There’ll be plenty to talk about. Demand for digital infrastructure across Asia Pacific continues to grow. And with that growth comes greater pressure on cost, programme and risk. That’s where certainty matters. Our team helps clients make informed decisions and keep complex data centre projects moving. If you’re at Data Centre World Asia on 29 or 30 September, get in touch with our team to arrange a time to meet. #DataCentreWorldAsia #DataCentres #DigitalInfrastructure

In hospitality development, speed creates opportunity. That makes this year’s theme at ITHIC, Accelerate Your Development in Italy, a timely one. From 30 September to 1 October, investors, developers, operators and hotel brands will meet in Milan. They’ll discuss what it takes to get projects moving in a changing market. For us, moving faster starts with getting the basics right. Know the cost. Test whether the project works. Find the risks early. And make sure there’s a clear route from investment to delivery. Get those things right from the start and it’s easier to make decisions, manage risk and move with certainty when the right opportunity comes along. If you'll be there and would like to meet with Matteo Mantovani, Enrico Curini and Stefania Buscemi, please get in touch.

Healthcare estates teams face a difficult question: where should limited capital go first? With ageing buildings, growing maintenance backlogs and increasing risks to patient care, a Six Facet Survey may not give estates teams enough information to make that call. Jerome Edwards, Director of Building Surveying UK, looks at how healthcare organisations can build a stronger evidence base for future estate planning. Read the full article to find out how better evidence can support better estate decisions: https://lnkd.in/encjpT2U #BuildingSurveying #Healthcare

Roger McClean, Belinda Ahmed, and Avinash R. will be at the Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo (HFSE) in Charlotte on September 28 and 29. HFSE brings together people from across healthcare to exchange ideas, share expertise, and explore how we can create better environments for care. With our team already supporting projects in North Carolina and across the Southeast, we’re looking forward to catching up with clients and colleagues and hearing different perspectives on what’s shaping healthcare across the region. If you’re attending, Roger, Belinda and Avi would love to connect. Get in touch to arrange a conversation while they’re there. #HFSE #HealthcareFacilities #HealthcareConstruction #Healthcare

Together, we bring greater certainty to complex projects. As part of the Sidara collaborative, we work alongside our partner companies to combine expertise and tackle complex challenges for our clients. This year’s annual report shows that thinking in action, from bringing greater certainty to client projects to supporting the communities where we live and work. Read the report below.

Are we heading towards a two-tier healthcare estate? That’s the question at the heart of this year’s IHEEM Healthcare Estates Conference. On the one hand, major investment is going into new, digitally enabled facilities. On the other, older infrastructure remains under pressure. How do we bridge the gap between strategy and delivery, and make sure both meet the changing needs of patients, staff and communities? Our healthcare team will be at Healthcare Estates 2026 to join that conversation. We’re looking forward to sharing our experience, hearing different views and exploring how better planning, investment and delivery can improve healthcare estates. If you’re attending, come and meet the team at Stand H27. Whether you want to discuss an upcoming project, talk about your existing estate or simply exchange ideas, we’d be pleased to see you. Helen Pickering, Andrew Castle, Martin Clark, Paul Mason, Michael Simpson, Adeeb Azam (FCCA), Jade Metcalfe, David Keith, Fabia Glassman, Paul Sheldon, Rachelle McDade, Ian Mitchell, Sally Laban, Shopna Das-Lucas LLB Law (Hons), Msc, Ged McNicholl MRICS, Dr Elle Green, Ronald M., Emily Stubbs, Garry McDonald, Peter Kemp, Philip Thwaite MRICS, Nigel H., Stuart Wands, Elise Cavanagh, Richard Gallagher, Andrea Nicola

Turning our brand strategy into something people can be part of. Launching a new brand is one thing. Bringing thousands of colleagues with you is another. That was the challenge behind our brand launch last year. So we started by listening to our people. We built a campaign that could reach colleagues around the world. And we introduced a new expression of the value we bring: The Value of Certainty. Last week, that work was recognised by the Institute of Internal Communication. We won Best Strategic Alignment & Strategy Communication and received an Award of Excellence for Best Global Communication Campaign. A welcome recognition for everyone who helped bring our brand to life, and continues to do so today.

Is your Six Facet Survey doing enough for your healthcare estate? It can tell you what condition your buildings are in. But does it give you enough information to decide what to tackle first and where the biggest risks sit? Does it help you plan investment for the future? With ageing estates, growing maintenance backlogs and limited capital, that distinction is becoming increasingly important. In our latest Expert View, Jerome Edwards, Director Building Surveying, looks at why healthcare estates teams may need to go beyond the traditional Six Facet approach. And he explains what that means for making better long-term investment decisions. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/encjpT2U #BuildingSurveying #SixFacetSurvey #Healthcare