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For Companies

Become an alliance partner –

Become part of a regional construction network based on project alliance principles – shared risks, shared goals, clear rules.

Qualitative SelectionShared RisksRegional Networks

What you need

Prerequisites for a successful partnership.

Reliability & Quality

Recurring collaboration requires demonstrable performance, on-time delivery and a quality mindset that goes beyond the minimum.

Openness to Shared Rules

'Best for project' and 'no blame' are not empty phrases – they must become lived practice. Partners accept transparency, open cost books and shared rituals.

Regional Presence

Short distances, local networks and reputational ties strengthen the alliance. Companies with regional presence are preferred.

How Selection Works

Qualitative criteria instead of pure price competition.

1

Pre-qualification

We review references, capacities and capabilities – as a quality filter for the alliance.

2

Dialogue & Culture Fit

In structured conversations we clarify the willingness for open collaboration and a 'best for project' mindset.

3

Test Run & Onboarding

A joint pilot project demonstrates practical suitability – followed by full integration into the network.

Governance in Small-Project Mode

Alliance principles without heavy overhead. For interior fit-out projects, a clear role structure with fast, asynchronous decision paths is sufficient.

Alliance Manager

Construction Management

  • Orchestrator, moderator, decision architect
  • Maintains transparency and rituals
  • Can be site manager or architect with CM competence

Client

Strategic Decision Partner

  • Sets scope / budget / time / quality
  • Last escalation level
  • Active partner, not passive commissioning party

Core Committee

Lead partner per trade

  • 90% of decisions made collectively
  • Asynchronous review window, time-limited
  • Escalates only in real conflicts

Decision rule:

Standard: collective decision with review window (asynchronous, time-limited). Escalation only when guardrails (scope / budget / quality) are affected or objections persist after clarification sync.

1Proposal / Decision question
2Gather inputs (trades + planners)
3Alliance Manager recommendation
4Review window (async.)
5No objections → Decision stands
6Objections → 15-min sync → Consensus
7Blocked → Steering committee Client + AM
For legal clarity: Partners do not form a joint venture or shared company. A joint venture pools resources from the same industry; the project alliance connects complementary trades – one specialised company per required discipline. The basis is a multilateral alliance contract with mutual obligations and shared target costs.

The Three Pillars of Every Alliance

Legal clarity, organisational structure and lived transparency form the foundation. They secure trust and enable fast, consensual decisions.

Legal: Alliance contract, target costs 1 + 2, risk sharing
Organisational: Clear roles, asynchronous reviews, escalation paths
Cultural: No-blame, rituals, continuous improvement
Alliance contract governsscope, target costsand incentives jointly.

Model comparison

Why project alliance instead of individual contracts?

For tradespeople and planners who want to get better with each project – without starting from scratch every time.

Individual Contract / Tender

Project by project – without predictability.

In every tender you compete anew for contracts. Price decides – not your quality, your network or your local experience. No trust-building across projects.

Trade-off: Maximum uncertainty and margin pressure; every project starts from zero.

GC / Framework Agreement

Predictable – but dependent on others.

Framework agreements with GCs offer order security, but at the cost of your margins and independence. Planning errors are passed downward; your voice is limited.

Trade-off: Stable order volume versus margin pressure and lack of input on planning errors.
Recommended

Project Alliance

Recurring. Predictable. Growing.

As an alliance partner you become part of a regional network with prequalification instead of price competition. Shared target costs and shared responsibility mean predictability for all – getting better project by project.

Trade-off: Requires openness, transparent costing and willingness for shared rituals.

‘If your business needs long-term predictability, you need more than individual contracts – you need a network that builds on your quality.’

Escalation Levels

90% of decisions are handled by the project team. Only real conflicts escalate.

1

Project Team

Operational decisions in daily business – consensus in the alliance team

Site ManagerTradesSubcontractors

Examples: material selection, workflows, minor changes

2

Management Team

Strategic decisions and escalation when consensus fails

Lead Partner ManagementKey Trade RepresentativesClient Representative

Examples: target cost overruns, technical solution proposals, schedule risks

Ready for recurring collaboration?

Pre-registration is non-binding – we'll contact you at launch.

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