With a traditional contract, the client appoints the design team and contractor separately. Under Design & Build, one contractor takes responsibility for both design coordination and construction, providing a single point of accountability throughout the project.

Bringing a contractor on board during the developed design stages allows practical construction knowledge to influence key decisions before they become costly to change, helping improve buildability, programme certainty and value.

Yes. Design & Build is widely used across commercial projects, providing improved coordination, greater cost certainty and a more streamlined delivery process.