Globe Group

Safety culture is one of those things that gets talked about a lot in construction and delivered inconsistently. Everyone agrees it matters. Fewer sites actually have it. And the sites that do have it produce measurably lower rates of reportable incidents than the...

Framework agreements between developers and suppliers exist because the alternative, individually tendering every package on every scheme, is expensive in management time and inefficient in supplier development. The framework reduces friction by holding pricing,...

On phased residential schemes, the points where one trade's work meets another are the points where liability becomes ambiguous. A roof leak appearing six months after handover may have originated in roofing installation, in cavity wall detailing, in scaffold tie...

Procurement strategy on a residential development is rarely the loudest decision a developer makes, but it is often the one that most shapes the live-site experience. The choice between single-source procurement (one supplier for multiple packages) and multi-package...

On a live housing site, decisions need to be made quickly. A query about scaffold loading raised on Tuesday morning that has not been resolved by Tuesday afternoon costs the brickie gang a day. A request for design clarification on a complex eaves detail that takes a...

The Globe Group operates across a defined region of England, with the bulk of activity in East Anglia and the South East. That regional footprint is a deliberate operational decision rather than a default. It is what allows the group to deliver consistently rather...