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Construction · independent intelligence

Does the new building-safety and consent record strengthen your construction position — or expose it?

The construction decision is no longer carried by programme confidence alone. Building-safety duties, planning records, insolvency trails, contractor control and structural-material capacity now sit in the same board file. Before a bid, a framework place, a consent milestone, a lender review or a contractor appointment tests your position, we read the public record behind it and give you a defensible, source-cited read on where it holds, and where it does not.

Decision-grade · built to the Lansary Standard · conflict-walled

We publish the standard we work to. We never publish the method.

Construction consent notices, structural steel drawings, site plans, tier maps and building-section records converging on an orange decision node
Construction record → named dependency → graded Verdict
Land here if you are

A developer, main contractor or specialist subcontractor weighing a bid, a framework place, a consent clock or a second source · a client, accountable person or asset owner who needs a source-cited read on dutyholder exposure · a board or investment committee facing a project decision too large to take on trust · a lender, surety or insurer pricing construction risk · or a corporate-development team buying a contractor, consultant or materials business.

The Evidence Packs — construction

Nine decisions. One Evidence Pack each. Built to one published standard.

Whichever construction decision is in front of you, we settle it as a single, defensible Evidence Pack — a source-cited read you can take to a board, an investment committee, a prime, a regulator or a lender. Pick the one that’s yours. Supply-chain exposure runs through several of them; it is never the whole of it.

Win the work — and hold it

Commit to a partner or a market

Put capital behind it

Public-record case study

A contractor-capacity question can become an ownership and dutyholder question.

This case study shows how a named public proof surface changes the question a buyer can ask before committing.

Case study · Construction

Construction contractor public-record read

Named problem: a delivery-risk discussion misses the control chain, insolvency history, consent boundary and safety-duty record that decide whether the contractor can be relied on.

Public proof surface: Companies House, PSC records, Gazette notices, planning portals, procurement records and building-safety guidance.

Decision impact: the project board can decide whether to bid, appoint, second-source or pause before the position becomes locked.

Read the construction case-study route →
What’s in every Evidence Pack

A read of record — not a score, not a dashboard.

Whichever decision you bring, the Evidence Pack has the same shape. You can hand it to a board and defend every line of it.

What is established
The evidence that holds — every claim source-cited to the public record, graded for how firmly it stands.
The binding constraint
The one thing the decision actually turns on — named, so you weigh it on what matters, not on noise.
What to establish next
What only privileged judgement can still settle, stated plainly. We never dress a gap as a finding.
A lock-state — never a number
Established · established with residual risk · research required — reached by named rules over cited facts. No score, no percentage, no forecast.
Bid Evidence Pack · construction · specimen · redacted

Two unrelated programmes resolve to one shared single-source forging house.

Established · built to the Lansary Standard

The specimen is redacted — it shows the form and the rigour without exposing a position or our method.

The Lansary Standard is published as the bar this work is built to meet. It is not yet adopted as an external mandate, and no read shown is a live, conferred finding.

See what a read looks like →

The standard

Every Evidence Pack is held to a bar you can read.

The credibility is the standard, published — not a claim about it.

The Lansary Standard · the published bar

One published standard — the bar a board, a regulator or a lender can hold us to.

Every Evidence Pack is built to it, and every claim traces to the public record. You see the standard. You never see the method — that is the protection. (Published as the bar the work is built to meet; not yet adopted as an external mandate.) Read the Standard →

Independence & confidentiality

Nothing to sell you. Your names never leave the room.

What you get is one defensible read on what your position actually depends on — dated, source-cited, and reached the same way every time, so it holds up to the board, the prime or the lender who will test it. Never a black-box score.

The independence isn’t a claim — it’s borrowed from the record. We anchor to the public registers an construction buyer already trusts: Companies House and the PSC register, the MOD’s contract record and Find a Tender, the UK Strategic Export Control Lists and the UK Sanctions List, the published Nadcap and AS9100 accreditation registers. You can tell an intelligence house by what it refuses: no score, no forecast, no client names, no “how it works”.

What you bring stays in confidence under NDA. Your suppliers, partners and targets are never named to anyone; anything we reference publicly is unnamed and aggregate.

Read by an operator, not just a machine.

30+ years across construction · defence · logistics operations — the warrant for the judgement beneath the evidence.

Why now — construction

The ground moved under every construction decision.

Gateways
Building-safety duty
Higher-risk building projects now carry named gateway, dutyholder and competence records that a board cannot treat as procurement paperwork.
Consent
Planning / remediation
Consent, remediation and enforcement records can move faster than internal project confidence.
Capacity
Materials and specialists
Structural steel, facade, MEP and specialist packages can concentrate risk below the tier visible to a client.
Control
Contractor ownership
A supplier can look operationally sound while filings, charges or control changes alter reliance.

See the nine drivers, dated and sourced →

Before you ask

The questions a construction buyer puts to us first.

Is this a supply-chain product?
No. Supply-chain exposure is part of several of the nine decisions we settle — it is never the whole of it. We answer the high-stakes construction question in front of you: a contractor, consent, dutyholder, supplier, target or project-finance decision.
How do we start, and what does it cost?
Bring one decision. We scope it in confidence — what we can settle, to what grade, and on what terms, with a fixed fee agreed in writing before any work begins. No platform fee, no subscription.
Is an Evidence Pack just a report?
It’s a read of record, not a write-up. Every claim is source-cited and graded against one published standard, the binding constraint is named, and what’s still open is stated — no score, no dashboard, nothing you couldn’t defend to a board.
How do you reach a read?
By named rules over source-cited, public-register evidence — not a black-box score, and never a forecast. You see the standard and the evidence; the method stays ours.
Will our suppliers, partners or targets be named to anyone?
No. Held in confidence under NDA. Anything we reference publicly is unnamed and aggregate, never a named firm.
Do you need access to our systems?
No. We work from the public record and what you choose to share — nothing to install, integrate or ingest.
Engage

Bring us the construction decision you can’t afford to get wrong.

A scoping conversation, in confidence. We tell you whether it’s a question we can settle, to what grade, and on what terms — before any commitment.

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