The built environment involves many organisations across long and complex supply chains, spanning strategic partners and project specific suppliers. These supply chains significantly influence environmental and social outcomes across the lifecycle of assets, and effective engagement can shape how buildings are designed, delivered, operated and repurposed for decades.

This guide sets out a simple four-step approach to effective supply chain engagement:

1. Which impacts to engage on

2. Who to engage with

3. When to engage

4. How to engage

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Engaging the Supply Chain

Target Audience

Building owners/occupiers and managers

including portfolio managers involved in the acquisition, management and operation of existing assets; property and facilities managers; estate teams.

Project design team members

including developers, consultants, designers, architects, urban planners, engineers, contractors, ecologists and others.

Materials suppliers and product manufacturers

who provide materials and finished goods.

Procurement teams operating across the built environment

teams responsible for sourcing, negotiating and contracting in support of the purchase of goods, works and services.

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Engaging the Supply Chain Project Partners

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