Benchmarks

Benchmark your projects against UK public-source data.

Method previews of the metrics NECCLAUSE will publish on UK NEC and infrastructure outcomes. Every figure is sourced; nothing is fabricated. Underlying datasets release only when the methodology can stand independent review.

Method preview · methodology v0.1 · subject to peer review

Data that drives decisions

Benchmark your projects. Outperform your market.

Cards below preview the metrics NECCLAUSE benchmarks against public industry sources. Every figure is sourced — none is published until the underlying dataset is verified.

  • Schedule slip on regulated programmes

    Method preview

    Tracked across AMP cycles and major-project gateways. Indicative pattern only.

    Method preview · drawn from NAO + Ofwat public reports

  • Major-project cost variance

    Method preview

    GMPP whole-life cost variance vs baseline. Indicative pattern only.

    Method preview · drawn from IPA Annual Report on Major Projects

  • Adjudication referral resolution

    Method preview
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    Time from referral to decision under W1 / W2. Indicative pattern only.

    Method preview · drawn from TCC Annual Statistics

  • Compensation Event response cycle

    Method preview

    Notification → quotation → assessment cycle time. NECCLAUSE methodology.

    Method preview · NECCLAUSE methodology, Q3 2026

How NECCLAUSE benchmarks

Three principles. Plainly stated.

  • Principle 01

    Sourced or labelled.

    Every published figure is either drawn from a public dataset (cited inline) or clearly marked as a method preview / illustrative pattern. Nothing in between.

  • Principle 02

    k-anonymity floor of 10.

    Any benchmark that relies on contributor data publishes only when at least 10 distinct projects sit behind the figure. Below the floor, the dataset stays unreleased.

  • Principle 03

    Independent of vendors.

    Benchmarks are not co-published with consultancies, software vendors, or insurers. Outputs are not shaped by commercial relationships.

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