RICS Infrastructure Conference

On the 4th December 2013 the Government published its 4th National Infrastructure Plan. Announcements within the new 2013 plan, included £375bn of investment in over 600 energy, transport, communications and water projects, many of which are already underway.

With increased commitment from the Government guaranteeing future investment in infrastructure projects and a focus on strengthening project delivery, this conference examines the whole project life cycle from inception through to post-completion. Opening keynotes from key Government representatives and industry stakeholders will examine the implications of the National Infrastructure Plan 2013, key initiatives driving growth and developments in UK infrastructure projects as well as addressing the infrastructure funding and investment challenge.

Subsequent sessions will focus on a number of key components of a project’s lifecycle delivered through a series of case studies from some of the major projects currently ongoing or recently completed within the UK. This is your chance to hear from those leading the way in the sector as they address the challenges faced and offer solutions to achieve success.

Whether you are working as a consultant in private practice, for a developer, in the development arm of a major organisation or for a government organisation, this must attend event gives you greater insight into the core disciplines necessary for achieving success in your projects, including accurate programming, planning and forecasting, project and cost management, procurement and supply chain engagement, project realisation and ongoing asset management and the role of BIM.

This conference will bring together Government Agencies, Architects, Civil Engineers, Institutional Investors, Consultants, Project Managers, Lawyers, Planning Authorities, Developers and Chartered Surveyors among others.