Notes on delivering large projects — where the failures begin, and how early they can be seen.
The failures that sink large projects rarely arrive unannounced. A consenting assumption nobody tested. A funding line that only works if nothing slips. A programme that has quietly stopped matching the site. These are visible months before they reach a report, to anyone who knows where to look. Most of what is written about project delivery is written to sell a platform. This is written to help you look.
Delivery assurance · 8 min read
The gap between a project that reads well on paper and one that is genuinely ready to build is rarely a gap in documentation. It is a gap in the handful of things nobody wanted to test. Here is what those things are, and how to find out before the first contract is signed.
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