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    Global’s majority stake in Prism: project controls implications for engineers

    July 7, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    Global’s majority stake in Prism: project controls implications for engineers

    First reported on The Construction Index

    30 Second Briefing

    Global has acquired a controlling stake in Aberdeen-based Prism, a 40-strong project management and controls specialist best known for its Prism Apps software used widely across the energy sector. The deal will fund further development of Prism Apps and expansion of consultancy services in planning, estimating and risk management into renewables, infrastructure, data centres, nuclear, utilities and defence. Founder Andy Sutherland and his existing management team will remain in place, signalling continuity for current users and ongoing support for live project controls deployments.

    Technical Brief

    • Acquisition gives Global direct access to Prism’s in-house 40-person project controls and software team.
    • Prism Apps is already embedded across multiple energy operators, implying existing integrations with complex asset project portfolios.
    • Consultancy scope spans full project controls lifecycle: schedule development, cost estimating, risk quantification and ongoing performance tracking.
    • Aberdeen base positions Prism close to North Sea energy projects, including offshore and subsea construction supply chains.
    • Retention of founder Andy Sutherland reduces integration risk for live project controls deployments and data continuity.
    • Global’s capital injection is earmarked for technology evolution, indicating planned feature expansion rather than simple maintenance.
    • Target sectors such as nuclear and defence suggest future alignment with higher-assurance standards and more stringent audit trails.

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