Currie & Brown

Uncertainty could cost global construction almost US$2 trillion this year. That’s the scale of the challenge revealed by our Construction Certainty Index. The report is based on insights from more than 1,300 construction and infrastructure decision-makers around the world. Confidence in delivering projects on time and within budget is falling. But some organisations are navigating uncertainty with greater confidence than others. What sets them apart isn’t an ability to predict what happens next. It’s how they use data, technology, sustainability and skills to respond when conditions change. Our new report looks at where uncertainty is hitting hardest, what it is costing projects and what organisations can do to build greater certainty into delivery. Read the Construction Certainty Index 2026: https://lnkd.in/ephuNd7s

US$2 trillion. That’s how much uncertainty could cost global construction this year, according to the latest research from Currie & Brown. The Construction Certainty Index is based on insights from more than 1,300 construction and infrastructure decision-makers around the world. Confidence in delivering projects on time and within budget is falling. But some organisations are navigating uncertainty with greater confidence than others. What sets them apart isn’t an ability to predict what happens next. It’s how they use data, technology, sustainability and skills to respond when conditions change. Our new report looks at where uncertainty is hitting hardest, what it is costing projects and what organisations can do to build greater certainty into delivery. Read the Construction Certainty Index 2026: https://lnkd.in/ephuNd7s

Uncertainty could cost global construction almost US$2 trillion this year. That’s the scale of the challenge revealed by our Construction Certainty Index 2026, based on insights from more than 1,300 construction and infrastructure decision-makers around the world. Confidence in delivering projects on time and within budget is falling. But some organisations are navigating uncertainty with greater confidence than others. What sets them apart isn’t an ability to predict what happens next. It’s how they use data, technology, sustainability and skills to respond when conditions change. Our new report looks at where uncertainty is hitting hardest, what it is costing projects and what organisations can do to build greater certainty into delivery. Read the Construction Certainty Index 2026: https://lnkd.in/ephuNd7s

Uncertainty could cost global construction almost US$2 trillion this year. That’s the scale of the challenge revealed by our Construction Certainty Index 2026, based on insights from more than 1,300 construction and infrastructure decision-makers around the world. Confidence in delivering projects on time and within budget is falling. But some organisations are navigating uncertainty with greater confidence than others. What sets them apart isn’t an ability to predict what happens next. It’s how they use data, technology, sustainability and skills to respond when conditions change. Our new report looks at where uncertainty is hitting hardest, what it is costing projects and what organisations can do to build greater certainty into delivery. Read the Construction Certainty Index 2026: https://lnkd.in/ephuNd7s

The latest research from Currie & Brown suggests that uncertainty could cost global construction almost US$2 trillion this year. That’s the scale of the challenge revealed by our Construction Certainty Index. The report is based on insights from more than 1,300 construction and infrastructure decision-makers around the world. Confidence in delivering projects on time and within budget is falling. But some organisations are navigating uncertainty with greater confidence than others. What sets them apart isn’t an ability to predict what happens next. It’s how they use data, technology, sustainability and skills to respond when conditions change. Our new report looks at where uncertainty is hitting hardest, what it is costing projects and what organisations can do to build greater certainty into delivery. Read the Construction Certainty Index 2026: https://lnkd.in/ephuNd7s

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