Procurement: Employer’s agents

Design and build is now used on complex projects, such as Foster’s Bishop’s Square

Many cost consultants and project managers have extended their involvement on projects by acting as the employer’s agent – a job that introduces a wide range of responsibilities. Simon Rawlinson of Davis Langdon examines the role

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