A joint venture development is a project delivered by two or more organisations that share responsibility for the development. Where different parties are responsible for separate phases or infrastructure, this can create additional challenges around adoption and delivery. Issues such as landlocking and incomplete works between phases can affect progress. JLES can provide the construction resource and coordination needed to help resolve outstanding works and progress the development towards completion and adoption.

The adoption requirements remain linked to the relevant agreements and adopting authorities, but joint venture and consortium developments can involve multiple parties with different responsibilities. JLES can coordinate the agreed construction and adoption-related requirements between the parties involved.

Yes. JLES can act as the contractor for agreed works while coordinating with the different developers, landowners, consultants, contractors and other stakeholders involved in the scheme.

Where appropriate, JLES can provide a single contract for the agreed scope of works. This can give the parties involved a clear commercial and delivery structure while JLES coordinates the required construction activities.

Yes. JLES can coordinate highway and sewer works associated with adoption, including works relating to S38, S104, S278 and S185 agreements.