Selected examples of commercial leadership in complex programmes.

Efficiency Transformation

Commercial Recovery

A potfolio of offshore maintenance contracts supporting North Sea installations was operating under commercial incentives that limited the realisation of efficiency gains.

 

 

Following realignment of the commercial architecture governing the contract portfolio, realised savings increased from £3M to £13M

A nuclear construction programme had reached a point where commercial reporting and contractual governance were no longer fully aligned with operational delivery.

 

 

Independent commercial oversight restored confidence in programme forecasting, enabled recovery of £3M in previously unclaimed variations and supported a £10M contract extension.

Cost Transformation

Commercial Stabilisation

FPSO operations in the North Sea identified structural inefficiencies across operations, procurement and supplier performance.

 

 

The revised commercial and delivery model reduced operating costs by £15M per year securing the continuation of operations  and protecting over £100M of annual revenue.

A strategic defence infrastructure programme supporting critical testing capability had forecast cost escalations exceeding 300% of the original budget.

 

 

Realignment of the programme's commercial framework and delivery incentives stabilised the project and returned it to delivery at cost, restoring confidence in the programme affordability and governance.

Most complex programmes do not fail because of engineering.


They fail because of commercial architecture

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