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23 Dec 2025As 2025 draws to a close, we explore key milestones, partnerships, innovative solutions and award-winning projects shaping the future of sustainable engineering and construction.
Sir Robert McAlpine’s Strategy Director, Grant Findlay, reacts to the government’s response to the consultation on the National Data Strategy.
Yesterday, the Government published its response and announced the creation of the National Data Forum, which is designed to:
Grant Findlay, Director of Strategy, who previously wrote about why greater data access can underpin economic recovery, commented:
“Sir Robert McAlpine welcomes the publication of the government’s response to the National Data Strategy consultation and the creation of the National Data Strategy Forum. Data has an important role to play in the future of construction and we recognise its value in driving up productivity and the economic viability of our projects.
"We are proud members of the Project Data Analytics Taskforce, which provides a UK based forum for instigating, co-ordinating and inspiring work on project data analytics. We are also spearheading the future of data in construction by working closely with Projecting Success and the Open Data Institute as part of the Construction Data Trust, which aims to use data analysis techniques to drive improved data quality, unlock cost effective innovation and create one cross-industry response to common challenges.
"As the UK begins the journey towards economic recovery post-COVID, we look forward to working with Government and its newly formed National Data Strategy Forum to unlock the full potential of data in construction.”
As 2025 draws to a close, we explore key milestones, partnerships, innovative solutions and award-winning projects shaping the future of sustainable engineering and construction.
Therme Manchester introduces healthy, sustainable meals for its construction team, setting a new wellbeing standard in the industry.
Our IHP healthcare team achieved an impressive 127 out of a possible 130 score following the project end review.