The Public Sector still has a way to go in attracting SMEs – Dayle gives her opinion in this months RICS Modus magazine, The Cities Issue As a smaller firm, we welcomed the UK government’s announcement that measures were to be introduced to promote opportunities for small business procurement within the public sector. This drive, […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on The Public Sector still has a way to go in attracting SMEsIn Octobers issue of the RICS Modus Magazine, Dayle shares with the readers the one thing she knows …. Work Together In the magazine Dayle explains “I built my consultancy on the basis of partnership working, and it’s the foundation behind everything we do. You can’t possibly know and be amazing at everything – but […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on One Thing I Know …. RICS Modus MagazineWhen thinking of property and construction and looking for advice it is always advisable to obtain advise from an experienced professional, who will offer expertise and independent advice. At Dayle Bayliss Associates LLP we are Regulated by the RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) and a team of chartered professionals, however, why should you use RICS […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Why use Surveyors Regulated by the RICS?The Green Deal was launched in England and Wales in January 2013. It is a scheme which allows business and homeowners to access energy saving improvements without making an initial cost outlay. Any costs incurred are repaid back through the savings made on the household electricity bill. However, the reported uptake has been slow. In […]
Continue Reading... Comments Off on Green Deal or No Deal?CONSTRUCTION FIRMS MUST INVEST EARLY TO REAP THE BENEFITS LATER In a recent article in the EADT Business East supplement Dayle talks about the need for construction firms to invest in training – here is the full article. A LEADING Suffolk building consultant has urged construction businesses to invest in the growing army of young […]
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