https://staging.qna.cloud/spiraxgroup/f/meeting-roomQuestions from the buyside. Answers from corporate managers. Just like in a conference 1x1 meeting.en-USTelligent Community 13 Non-ProductionMon, 29 Jun 2026 20:04:46 GMThttps://staging.qna.cloud/thread/157154?ContentTypeID=0Mon, 29 Jun 2026 20:04:45 GMTe79f1d60-8cfe-4c2e-afad-d728c83c0cd3:f064008b-a23c-45f6-83a8-a7276ae63ec0QnATest Buysider1https://staging.qna.cloud/thread/157154?ContentTypeID=0https://staging.qna.cloud/spiraxgroup/f/meeting-room/157154/mega-project-win-rate/rss?ContentTypeId=0On the mega project win rate. Is that number that you disclosed consistent with how it&#39;s always been? Or has it just come off a bit as the availability of fleet perhaps has got better?https://staging.qna.cloud/thread/156103?ContentTypeID=1Mon, 29 Jun 2026 20:04:46 GMTe79f1d60-8cfe-4c2e-afad-d728c83c0cd3:c634ab20-d871-4e15-981d-8e154d28ebabQnATest Corporate0https://staging.qna.cloud/thread/156103?ContentTypeID=1https://staging.qna.cloud/spiraxgroup/f/meeting-room/157154/mega-project-win-rate/rss?ContentTypeId=0The win rate has been gaining. I mean, remember, there have always been mega projects, there have never been mega projects that make up this proportion of the overall nonres, nonbuilding landscape. But over time, we have gotten consistently better at these. We have a CV, so to speak, as we are bidding future projects. As we&#39;ve said there, our math shows us quite clearly that we are winning plus 30% of the actual work that&#39;s out there today. And we expect that to continue just given what is really required to perform on those projects.<div style="clear:both;"></div>