Tender Price Indicator Q3
UK construction ends 2025 on more stable ground, with steady costs and improved material supply. Labour remains tight, but confidence is slowly returning.
This Month's Contributors
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Gavin Murgatroyd
Gavin is a lead partner in our Workplace sector acting for developers, funders and occupiers. An active member of the British Council for Offices, he sits on the Technical Affairs Committee and has contributed to the rewriting of their Guide to Specification 2009, 2014 and 2019 together with the Fit Out Guide of 2011.
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Michael Urie
Michael is a member of G&T’s market research team. He oversees our market analysis efforts, monitoring key trends and developments within the construction industry. Michael is involved in a number of our core publications, including G&T’s quarterly TPI reports and Market Updates.
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Chris Lewis
Chris joined G&T in 2014 and has extensive experience providing cost, project management and procurement advisory services to clients across the North-East of England.
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David Mosley
David joined G&T in 2006 and has a strong track record of delivering high-value, complex projects.
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Spending Review 2025: A Delivery System Under Pressure
Spending Review 2025: A Delivery System Under Pressure
By Michael Urie
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Entering the UK Data Centre Market: Opportunities and Strategic Considerations
Entering the UK Data Centre Market: Opportunities and Strategic Considerations
By Adam Thurley
Construction’s Role in Economic Renewal
As the UK transitions into a new era of economic and industrial policy, construction is poised to play a vital role in reshaping the national landscape.
Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
Ireland’s rail system is on the brink of its most ambitious overhaul in generations.
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
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Ireland's Infrastructure Market: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Ireland's Infrastructure Market: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
By Michael Urie
The Future of ESG: What Is the Role of Plant-Based Places?
This series has focused on the emerging concept of plant-based places, one that is gathering more interest in the industry. We have shown that a drive for net zero carbon and healthy environments has bolstered the choice of bio-based materials. Forthcoming regulation and innovative natural products are reinforcing this trend.
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
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Net Zero and the Built Environment: Where Does It Go From Here?
Net Zero and the Built Environment: Where Does It Go From Here?
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
Safeguarding Against Supply Chain Disruptions: Mitigating the Effects of Insolvencies across Major Infrastructure projects
Closely monitoring suppliers’ financial health and cultivating strategic supplier relationships enhances visibility, offering early warning signs and a clear path through challenging periods.
By Bradley Moore
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If you build it, they will come… but only if the supply chain is willing!
If you build it, they will come… but only if the supply chain is willing!
By John Mead
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Decarbonising the Built Environment – EPC, MEES and the Cost Implications
Decarbonising the Built Environment – EPC, MEES and the Cost Implications
By Richard Francis
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Carbon Capture Storage – “A Necessity, Not an Option” in UK’s Transition to Net Zero
Carbon Capture Storage – “A Necessity, Not an Option” in UK’s Transition to Net Zero
By Michael Urie
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AI in Construction: Overcoming the Barriers to Adoption
AI in Construction: Overcoming the Barriers to Adoption
By Michael Urie
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AI in Construction: Goals, Capabilities and Applications
AI in Construction: Goals, Capabilities and Applications
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
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The Future of Building: Modern Methods of Construction
The Future of Building: Modern Methods of Construction
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Modern Methods of Construction Series: Insurance, Onsite Challenges and Buildability
Modern Methods of Construction Series: Insurance, Onsite Challenges and Buildability
By Matthias Holman
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Modern Methods of Construction Series: Procurement, Planning and the Role of Government
Modern Methods of Construction Series: Procurement, Planning and the Role of Government
By Matthias Holman
