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Infrastructure delivery
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NIC says that 2020 must be year of action on infrastructure
The National Infrastructure Commission says that 2020 must be year of action following “decidedly mixed” progress on infrastructure priorities. -
Time for a comprehensive skills plan for infrastructure, says CECA
Civils contractors have called for a dedicated skills plan for the infrastructure sector, as survey finds more than half of companies are having trouble attracting sufficiently-skilled staff. -
Scottish government warned over transparency on financing public infrastructure
Privately financed infrastructure projects are costing the public sector four times their value, according to public sector watchdog Audit Scotland. -
Industry needs to work harder to avoid contractual disputes, says new report
HKA’s Crux report highlights sector-by-sector insight into causes of disputes on major capital projects around the world. -
Seven steps to London success outlined in new report
New report by WSP and London First reviews success of three major London developments and applies findings to west London delivery challenges. -
Arup produces guidelines for Project 13
Arup’s new report offers guidance on improving delivery and management of high-performing infrastructure, applying Project 13 principles. -
Nick Smallwood unveiled as government infrastructure chief
Nick Smallwood announced as chief executive of Infrastructure and Projects Authority. -
Counting the huge cost of infrastructure delays
Poor delivery of infrastructure projects is costing taxpayers globally more than $1.2 trillion. -
Investigating the UK’s project delivery problem
After a year which saw more notable major project promises undelivered, industry leaders say what changes would put UK construction back on a good footing. -
Stop stalling with consultations, it's time for government to deliver on pipeline
With little in the pipeline ready for contractors, it's time for greater certainty a modernised procurement model, argues Stephen Tobin of Pinsent Masons.