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How Construction Companies Turn Ideas into Reality: A Guide

CCR Magazine

Permits and Approvals : Handling local zoning laws, building codes, and permit applications to ensure compliance. A construction company typically manages: Material Procurement : Ensuring high-quality, durable materials are used. Blueprint Creation : Developing detailed architectural plans and technical drawings.

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Key Benefits of Choosing a Design-Build Contractor

CCR Magazine

Traditional construction methods require a sequential approachdesign must be completed before contractors can bid on the project, followed by a lengthy permitting and approval process before construction begins. Permitting applications, material procurement, and preliminary site work can start while the final design is still being refined.

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Managing Construction Costs in NYC: Key Factors to Know

CCR Magazine

Steel, concrete, glass, and other essential materials can experience price surges due to global supply issues or local procurement challenges. Projects that require special variances, such as those in historic districts or areas with more stringent building regulations, may face even higher costs in securing the necessary approvals.

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Schimenti Announces Printemps Opening at One Wall Street

CCR Magazine

To effectively manage long lead times and global logistics, Schimenti implemented early-release packages, closely monitored procurement, and conducted regular coordination calls with vendors. Staged deliveries and field mockups ensured quality and helped minimize rework.

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Where HS2 went wrong

The Construction Index

In October 2024 the then transport secretary commissioned a review of the procurement and delivery of major transport projects, with specific reference to HS2. He writes: “They are a failure of HS2 Ltd and the supply chain, but the responsibility widens to include the assurance and approval bodies as well.”

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‘Major milestone’ reached in energy infrastructure planning

Construction Law

In what is said to be a major milestone for the planning of the UKs energy network, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Ed Miliband has formally approved the methodology to be used by the National Energy System Operator (NESO) in developing the UKs first Strategic Spatial Energy Plan (SSEP). See the panel to the right.

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Esh starts Hull bridge works

The Construction Index

The damaged columns The work on Drypool Bridge is part of a five-year plan to improve many of the city’s bridges, statues, monuments, and fountains that was approved by the city council’s cabinet last month. Got a story? Email news@theconstructionindex.co.uk