Insights

Unlike other industries, construction firms can’t sit back and wait for clients to come to them. Projects are put out to tender, and contractors and subcontractors must compete to win the work.

Cost value reconciliation (CVR) sits at the financial heart of any construction project. It is a process used to compare what a project is costing against the value it is generating. The purpose is simple: to show whether a project is profitable, breaking even, or heading for trouble.

Good client relationships are the lifeblood of every business. In the construction sector, however, clients work closely with firms every step of the way. They review project designs, help select materials, and alter the order to better align with their needs.

2026 marks a tipping point for construction. Watch the video and learn how frontrunners are staying ahead and creating lasting impact.

4PS by Hilti – UK has achieved Bronze accreditation as part of the Thrive at Work programme. This milestone reflects our commitment to supporting employee wellbeing, listening to feedback, and continuing to build a healthier, more supportive workplace.

When budgets tighten, software subscriptions and IT spend are often the first things put on the chopping block. Finance departments label them “non-essential” compared to labour, materials, or equipment. Under pressure to control costs, cutting systems can feel like a quick win.

The construction industry is going digital. That doesn’t mean robots are about to start laying bricks.

A preview of the key construction trends 2026—from AI to prefab—shaping how the sector will build and innovate in the coming year.