Construction Sector Payment Performance

Using this Information

Build UK has published this data to provide transparency on the payment performance of the largest companies in the construction sector. This helps the supply chain to make more informed decisions and drive good practice.

Where a business is a group company with one or more subsidiaries which are also required to report individually, we have included data from the construction or building subsidiary that undertakes the majority of the group’s construction work. However, a business’s report includes all payments, not only those related to construction work, which may affect its figures.

The Guidance to Reporting on Payment Practices and Performance specifies that the average time taken to pay should be measured from the date of receipt of invoice to the date the supplier receives payment. For construction contracts in scope of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996, businesses must use the earliest point at which they have notice of an amount for payment, which would generally be the date they receive an application for payment.

Businesses are required to report on retentions for each financial year beginning on or after 1 April 2025, and N/A has been used where businesses have not yet reported this data for the first time.

Further information about a business’s payment performance can be found in its full report on GOV.UK which is accessible by clicking on the business’s name in the table above.

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