How:

Delivering repeatable kit-of-parts and improved design productivity

Chapter Three of the Construction Playbook states that: "engaging early with the supply chain and developing clear, appropriate outcome-based specifications are critical factors in achieving timely and cost-effective delivery".

Common designs and standardised performance requirements give the market a consistent basis for developing a repeatable kit-of-parts. These include MoJ’s houseblocks the DIO’s common SLA design and the DfE's Technical Manual and Pattern Book. Kier has developed each of these solutions into a sector-specific kit-of-parts, including our kSchool design in education.

So what?

Repetition enables improved productivity during the design period — performance improves as the platform is reused.
Clear design rules enable configurability without compromising quality.
The majority of the building is built from proven, manufactured repeatable components

New Prison Programme:

Delivering measurable results

T60 Houseblocks: Kit-of-parts

Modularised offsite MEP.

Cast-in conduits and MEP to structural walls.

Digital twin technology.

Outcome at HMP Five Wells.