Strategic Forum for Construction - A National Demonstration Project
The Minster is very proud to have been selected as one of only ten live projects to showcase the benefits of working in an integrated manner.
The Strategic Forum for Construction (www.strategicforum.org.uk), the industry umbrella body chaired by Nick Raynsford, is the pan-industry body tasked by government to drive the strategic direction of the industry. The forum has set up a number of specialist groups to look at discrete issues such as health and safety, sustainability, 2012 and integration.
The Integration Task Group has asked Constructing Excellence to identify ten projects nationally that can promote the business case for operating integrated supply chains. Stepnell and our supply chain are very proud that The Minster College Project has been selected.
The Integration Task Group
Chaired by Martin Neilson, the group have been tasked with defining an integrated project, demonstrating the business case for integration and finding ways for successful promotion.
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Measurement on Integration
A key element required to demonstrate the business case is the ability to define how well integrated a supply chain is on a particular project.
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Integration at the Minster
Our approach of open, honest debate with our customers and supply chain allows us to evolve our customers’ aspirations and at the same time reduce our supply chain’s risk of delivery.
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Team Selection
Stepnell understands that it is the team that will ultimately deliver the project and safeguard Stepnell’s reputation of “best in class”.
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Long Term Relationships
As a regional contractor Stepnell understands very well the benefits of long term relationships with both our contractors and our supply chains if we are to consistently deliver better value on successive projects.
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Collaborative Risk Management
Project risks are identified on a widely distributed and discussed risk matrix, which identifies persons responsible for managing and owning the risk.
MORE»For more information on The Minster College Project, please see the case study here.