The construction sector in Nigeria has been facing a growing challenge as the industry sees a significant decline in overall spending, largely attributed to rising material costs. This shift has impacted the ability of contractors and project managers to maintain their budgets and timelines, leading to a ripple effect across engineering, procurement, and construction industries
The global engineering sector, particularly within the EPCI (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation) industries, is facing a challenging period. The recent news of a second consecutive year of declining German engineering orders is a powerful indicator that the industry may be entering a phase of uncertain growth, fraught with challenges that engineers, project managers, and
Procurement can make or break your project. In the world of Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) projects, procurement is often the unsung hero. It sits at the heart of project success, dictating timelines, budgets, and quality outcomes. While engineering and construction often take the spotlight, procurement silently orchestrates the supply chain—sourcing materials, negotiating contracts,