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McCann teams with Qflow to centralise waste data

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McCann Ltd has entered into a partnership with construction data specialist Qflow to centralise waste data across its UK infrastructure projects, according to the original report. The collaboration is intended to give McCann a single, consistent view of waste movements and materials data across its portfolio, although detailed implementation timelines and project lists have not been disclosed.

Under the arrangement, Qflow’s digital platform will be used to capture and aggregate waste information from site operations, creating a central data source for reporting and analysis. This is expected to support more accurate tracking of waste streams, improve compliance with environmental requirements and provide better evidence for carbon and resource-efficiency reporting.

The move reflects a wider industry shift towards data-led management of construction waste and materials, particularly on major highways and infrastructure schemes. Further technical details of the integration, including specific interfaces with McCann’s existing project management or ERP systems, were not confirmed in the source material.

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