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Five UK infrastructure red flags to check fast
Sparse notice detail can be a stop sign for suppliers and analysts.
If cancellation reasons are missing, the tender trail is incomplete.
A very short tender window raises delivery and bid-quality risk.
No subcontractor visibility means responsibility is hard to track end to end.
High-risk award value movement is a warning when award value falls below 80% or above 99% of tender value.
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