Built Asset Consultancy
Improve fire safety management
It is essential best-practice to understand the fire safety management approach for buildings, and have a robust fire policy and fire strategy in place to inform management over the life cycle of your estate. Our experts can help you assess the current performance of fire safety assets across active, passive and management systems, informing and improving your management, mitigation or remediation programmes.
Protect people and property
A fire safety management plan to protect people and property is crucial for all those managing estates. RLB can assess the success of your plan’s implementation to identify any compliance gaps. We will provide advice on changes or mitigation measures where necessary to reduce fire risk and help you integrate them into long-term strategic health and safety plans.
Raise standards of remedial works
A top priority is to make certain health and safety best-practice is established, and the highest standards always maintained. We will support you with a specialist building inspection to bring the skills, competence and technology needed to manage quality from design to completion and handover. When accepting handover, this provides assurance that life safety compliance elements are correctly installed and can be suitably maintained.
Use data to optimise building safety
Data is an important element of the Building Safety Act and a key part of the modernisation of the construction and facilities management industries. We provide bespoke solutions for data gathering, data storage and data management. Our data-centric approach considers both technical and end user aspects of a building, while our ‘golden thread’ information management approach will ensure you benefit from our extensive technical expertise and building management knowledge.
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HOW WE’VE HELPED OTHERS MEET THEIR CHALLENGES
CAMBRIDGESHIRE, UK
CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL – HEAT DECARBONISATION STRATEGY
Bespoke solutions to reduce emissions
Cambridgeshire County Council (CCC) is committed to become fossil fuel free by 2025 and achieve net zero by 2050 as part of its climate change and environment strategy. RLB was appointed to develop heat decarbonisation plans for 22 council-owned properties across Cambridgeshire, which included corporate offices, children and family centres, libraries and community centres.
BUILT ASSET CONSULTANCY
INSIGHTS & PERSPECTIVES
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Future Thinking
Is the built environment ready for the digital revolution?
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4 Min Read Time
Digital capability is rapidly becoming one of the defining issues for the future of the built ...
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Market Research
Procurement Trends 2026
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3 Min Read Time
Now in its seventh edition, RLB’s annual Procurement Trends survey paints an accurate and ...
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Future Thinking
Beyond market-led redevelopment: A new path for Northern estate regeneration
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6 Min Read Time
For decades, estate regeneration in England has been shaped by a model that works best where land ...
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Market Research
RLB Construction Market Intelligence Q2 2026
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2 Min Read Time
The new edition of Construction Market Intelligence reflects a shifting and increasingly uncertain ...
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Capability
ESG Report: We remain committed to delivering…
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At a time when attitudes to ESG are changing around the world, we think it’s important ...
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Market Research
Data Centre Trends Report 2026
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3 Min Read Time
The future of Europe’s digital infrastructure will not be defined by ambition alone. Demand is ...
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