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As project networks expand and become more interconnected, organisations are increasingly limited in their ability to form an integrated, current view of supply chain conditions. Material flows, labour availability, and logistics are increasingly interdependent, often cascading across multiple partners and delivery modes. Meanwhile, ESG obligations are expanding in both scope and scrutiny, increasing the demand for timely, reliable, and auditable information across extended supply chains.
From a delivery perspective, this creates a growing mismatch between the complexity of modern delivery networks and the level of transparency expected by internal stakeholders, regulators, and communities. In the absence of consistent, point-in-time visibility, organisations are often forced to rely on lagging indicators, fragmented data sets, and self-reported data. This limits their ability to understand emerging pressures within the network and respond effectively to disruption.
For organisations managing complex programs and portfolios, visibility extends beyond Tier 1 suppliers. As delivery networks deepen, understanding how Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers connect into projects becomes essential to maintaining confidence in delivery. This requires mapping and visualising delivery networks, and incorporating structured, traceable supplier inputs and indicators to support a more complete, evidence-based view of supplier conditions at specific points in time.
During delivery, a lack of clarity around suppliers and subcontractors can quickly create coordination issues and reporting uncertainty. Our approach centres on creating shared visibility, helping delivery teams see how work is structured, where dependencies exists, and how relationships connect across the project.
We partner with clients to build an independent, evidence-based view of suppliers, partners, and program teams, translating delivery priorities into clear outcomes that strengthen industries and communities alike.
Our core belief is that strong, consistent delivery relies on a different set of expertise at each stage of a program, while apply lean, easy to embed solutions that are both effective and impact. We bring together complementary skills sets — from market and supplier insight to mobilisation and delivery support—anchored by a dedicated client service team.
We map delivery functions and workflows, examining how systems, processes, and people interact to understand where performance and capability can be strengthened.
We support readiness early and maintain visibility of it throughout delivery, supporting delivery as activity scales, strengthening alignment across partners.
We simplify how information flows are shared and used across project teams. At Galloway & Pierce, efficiency is about creating a coherent and more connected view of delivery.
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Improving supplier outcomes by expanding access to procurement opportunities, supporting capability growth, and advancing responsible sourcing practices.
Do you have a reliable, independent view of performance and compliance across all delivery partners? For most organisations, disconnected systems and self-reported data make visibility difficult, leaving leadership uncertain about where risk or non-compliance actually sits.
Galloway & Pierce strengthens delivery by helping clients develop a clearer understanding of the supplier ecosystems that surround their local works programs and capital projects. We take a program-wide view of supplier participation, providing visibility across pipelines of work and showing how supplier engagement shifts across projects and tiers.
By making supplier interactions, dependencies, and points of overlap visible, we help delivery teams coordinate more effectively and create clearer, more intentional pathways for delivery, supplier participation, and broader impact.
Gain programme-wide visibility of how local and national suppliers contribute across work packages, scopes, and delivery stages — helping manage risk and demonstrate compliance.
Simplify oversight and embed data flows to show how engagement shifts through design, construction, and handover — supporting coordination, performance management, and project progression.
Organise network information to clarify roles, dependencies, and interfaces — helping teams coordinate activity, manage risk, and maintain continuity across complex transport networks.
Coordinate data across programmes to support readiness, compliance, and local participation — helping teams evidence capability, track performance, and meet assurance requirements.
Provide transparent, traceable visibility of participation and performance across programmes — supporting assurance, accountability, and confidence in public investment outcomes.
Maintain consistent visibility of provider participation across operations to support qualification, compliance, and governance requirements in safety-critical environments.
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