Nov , 19 2025
As a project manager, I live by one rule: "The cheapest option is almost always the most expensive." Nowhere is this truer than in remote worker accommodation. We've all seen the spreadsheets. A procurement officer finds a prefab unit for $2,000. It looks like a huge win. Then, the logistics quotes come in. The units are bulky and can only ship 2 per container. The assembly requires a specialized ...
Nov , 24 2025
As a Project Manager, your site housing isn't a product decision; it's a logistics decision. We’ve seen too many projects stumble, not because the engineering was wrong, but because the accommodation logistics failed. You have 500 workers arriving in 8 weeks, and every day they can't be housed is a day your project burns cash. When you're looking at modular solutions, the choice always comes...