Construction project data provider, Glenigan | Powered by Hubexo, has announced a new partnership with Planning Portal, which will empower healthcare construction professionals to spot opportunities sooner, build stronger pipelines, and engage with projects earlier in the development cycle.

Officially launched on 15 October, this early-doors data, which is available at no extra cost, will provide clients with early access to planning applications three weeks before they appear on local authority websites.

As the national gateway for planning applications in England and Wales, the Planning Portal is the first point of truth for planning data, receiving applications at source and providing a uniquely accurate, real-time view of development activity.

Partnering with Glenigan, a specialist in project data from pre-planning through to completion, delivers valuable insight to the industry.

This partnership helps the industry unlock the potential for companies to plan resources effectively, align with policy, and contribute to more-efficient project delivery across the UK

By turning complex data into meaningful market intelligence, Glenigan helps professionals across both public and private sectors make more-informed decisions at the earliest-possible stage.

Commenting on the agreement, Hubexo UK and Ireland president, Joanne Keit, said: “The agreement will transform how our customers access and act on early-stage project information, and represents the next service improvement, maintaining our position as the UK’s best-in-class construction intelligence platform.

“We’re excited to deliver planning applications to subscribers weeks ahead of public release, positioning them well ahead of their competitors, to capture even more business using Glenigan.”

Daniel Williams, chief revenue officer at Planning Portal and TerraQuest, adds: “Partnering with Glenigan supports our mission to accelerate and digitise the planning process, supporting the UK Government’s drive for a modern and responsive planning system.

“This partnership helps the industry unlock the potential for companies to plan resources effectively, align with policy, and contribute to more-efficient project delivery across the UK.”