Marquee Procurement Checklist for Event Teams
The marquee is often the most visible part of an event site. The procurement decision, however, has to account for much more than size, style and hire price. A proper marquee procurement checklist gives your team a practical way to test whether a proposed structure,...
How to Choose an Event Infrastructure Partner
A temporary structure can look straightforward on a site plan, then become the critical path for an entire event. If vehicle access is restricted, ground conditions change, power requirements grow or the programme moves forward, every supplier decision is tested....
How to Specify Temporary Event Flooring
A flooring specification can look perfectly reasonable on a site plan and still create problems on build day. A grass field that appears level may hold water beneath the surface. A historic courtyard may have restricted point loads. A hospitality marquee may require a...
Rural Event Infrastructure Planning That Holds Up
A rural event site can look ideal at a first visit: open space, good views and room to create a major public experience. Then the build begins. A narrow farm track, soft gateway, overhead cables or a single access point can quickly become the critical issue. Rural...
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