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Infrastructure Pipeline
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Government challenges industry to be more efficient to deliver UK infrastructure
Industry leaders flocked to the launch of the government's £600bn infrastructure pipeline, which outlined a ten-year programme of investment. -
Industry responds to government’s £600bn infrastructure pipeline plans
Construction and infrastructure leaders welcome the government’s renewed commitment to and focus on infrastructure delivery. -
Armitt welcomes government ambition for more productive infrastructure delivery
National Infrastructure Commission deputy chair says that improving productivity has never been more important. -
Government publishes new £600bn infrastructure investment pipeline
Boosting construction productivity could deliver £15bn savings every year, says the government as new infrastructure pipeline published. -
Winning the argument for infrastructure investment
The government must maintain its commitment to the infrastructure pipeline to deliver wealth and build the UK's skills base. -
UK construction must double output to achieve infrastructure pipeline, say Arcadis
Delivering the UK’s national infrastructure ambitions will mean more than doubling historic peak output of £20bn a year. -
Government urged to get back to work on infrastructure
National Infrastructure Commission chair, Lord Adonis, has teamed up with business leaders to press government on the urgency of key infrastructure projects, publishing a list of 12 top priorities. -
Government infrastructure and construction pipeline up by £38.9bn since March
The value of the government's infrastructure and construction pipeline has risen dramatically since March 2016. -
Infrastructure pipeline updated and uplifted to £500bn
The Infrastructure and Projects Authority has published details of an updated pipeline of investment including new funds designed to increase productivity and housebuilding -
National Needs Assessment calls for integrated approach to infrastructure
After 15 months of analysis, the National Needs Assessment has now been launched.