Deecon partnered with Cadent to undertake a comprehensive fleet and logistics optimisation programme, combining advanced data analysis, forecasting and operational modelling to assess transport routes, driver utilisation, inventory management and secondary store strategy. By consolidating and analysing historic workload, material consumption patterns and operational performance data, Deecon identified opportunities to optimise resource deployment and reduce inventory holdings. 

Deecon partnered with SGN to develop a Transformation Property Strategy aligned to its future nine-region Target Operating Model (TOM), ensuring the property estate could effectively support evolving operational requirements. Working to an accelerated delivery programme, Deecon undertook detailed estate analysis, stakeholder engagement, spatial mapping and financial modelling. This enabled the identification of optimisation opportunities, validation of property requirements and assessment of buy-versus-rent options using Net Present Value (NPV) analysis. The resulting GD3-ready strategy provided a future-state property portfolio, prioritised investment roadmap and evidence-based recommendations to improve operational coverage, enhance efficiency, strengthen health and safety outcomes, and support long-term estate decision-making. 

This project aimed to enhance understanding and compliance with transport sanctions. Deecon Consulting were commissioned to lead the engagement with a UK public sector organisation to improve communication channels, provide clearer guidance, and support organisations in navigating sanctions requirements. Over 160 stakeholders were engaged, resulting in the creation of accessible Sanctions Guidance and the delivery of five key findings and four actionable recommendations to enhance compliance.

This project aimed to enhance understanding and compliance with transport sanctions. Deecon Consulting were commissioned to lead the engagement with a UK public sector organisation to improve communication channels, provide clearer guidance, and support organisations in navigating sanctions requirements. Over 160 stakeholders were engaged, resulting in the creation of accessible Sanctions Guidance and the delivery of five key findings and four actionable recommendations to enhance compliance.

Deecon were awarded the contract to support a UK public sector organisation in enforcing sanctions. The team carried out comprehensive, highly confidential, open-source research to unearth the required information, presenting our findings to key Client stakeholders after the investigation into each data tranche had been completed.  

Deecon supported Starr in in bringing the contracts for its business-critical insurance brokerage platforms into line with evolving FCA and PRA requirements for third-party oversight. Following identification of contractual risks, Deecon implemented a structured, execution-led programme to conduct detailed agreement reviews, draft supplier-ready mark-ups, and equip Procurement with negotiation playbooks.

The result was an accelerated route to regulatory compliance for Starr’s brokerage platform agreements, together with a stronger baseline for all future contracting through updated standard terms and reusable negotiation templates.

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) engaged Deecon to conduct an in-depth study of the UK’s Advanced Connectivity Technologies (ACT) sector,  building on earlier market scoping work.

Deecon was engaged by The Clancy Group to assess growth opportunities across three key sectors, gas, data centres and power, to inform their five-year strategic plan and underpin the revenue targets they had set. Working closely with key senior stakeholders, Deecon built a detailed understanding of current strengths and capabilities, as well as those in development.  

Drawing on market trends, investment activity, regulatory shifts and government policy, the resulting report identified 15 quick wins and 10 strategic opportunities for Clancy to consider for their strategic plan. Delivered as a comprehensive 120-page slide pack, the report provided granular, evidence-based detail on each opportunity, along with clear steps to maximise its chances of success. 

Deecon delivered a first‑of‑its‑kind procurement and contracting solution for a secure defence client, supporting a new and untested requirement. Through embedded delivery, robust governance support and tailored NEC contract advice, the procurement was delivered on time to enable wider mission objectives, established a best‑in‑class precedent, and achieved £3m savings, representing a 13% reduction in total contract value. 

Deecon delivered a strategic procurement programme for a secure defence client, restoring momentum and enabling on‑time contract award aligned to wider mission objectives. Our intervention reduced commercial risk, strengthened delivery confidence and achieved 8% cost avoidance against the total contract value. 

Following completion of works, Rainham Industrial Services (RIS) incurred significant costs above contract value due to in-life variations and extensions of time throughout delivery.   

RIS engaged Deecon to support the recovery of these costs and develop a strategy to resolve the commercial disputes. With Deecon’s support, RIS successfully resolved the matters in dispute through mediation. 

Deecon were engaged by John Henry Group (JHG) to conduct a commercial review of the CityFibre Cambridge project. Through enhanced commercial review, contract management and supplier management, Deecon strengthened commercial controls, substantiated Compensation Event (CE) claims and identified cost-saving opportunities. 

Deecon delivered a system implementation and process optimisation programme for Hamilton Cars, improving operational efficiency across service requests, onboarding and invoicing. By redesigning end‑to‑end processes and implementing automation and reporting, Deecon reduced internal administration burden, accelerated data availability and provided improved operational visibility to support more effective decision making.

Deecon optimised Instalcom’s commercial governance and Cost Value Reconciliation (CVR) processes, implementing an automated system-driven solution within Monday.com to replace manual workflows.

Deecon developed and implemented the contracting and delivery strategy for Gatwick Airport’s Civils CAPEX packages. This included the design and governance of sustainable and effective workflows for Gatwick’s internal team. 

Deecon delivered a comprehensive telecommunications labour market insight research project for Openreach, addressing two critical strategic questions, identifying 8 key market issues and developing 12 actionable recommendations. The programme provided clear national and regional strategies to mitigate labour shortages, manage inflation risk and safeguard delivery of Openreach’s long‑term fibre rollout objectives. 

Deecon were engaged by SGN to conduct as-is mapping workshops of logistics processes, gather and analyse pain points, and design and map to-be processes. Deecon delivered 42 as-is maps, 37 to-be maps, and eight Level 2 and 3 maps, as well as a Current State Assessment, a Future State Design, and a Gap Analysis Report. 

Deecon were tasked with performing a Value for Money (VfM) review of a large first-generation, outsourced service worth ~£700 million. The review was conducted in a condensed three-month timeline and was delivered on time with praise from the Client on our approach, engagement and quality of deliverables.