Infrastructure Forum
Improving industry performance in the UK infrastructure sector
The Infrastructure Forum is a pan-supply chain body that brings together both the demand side and the supply side to work collaboratively to address barriers to industry improvement that none of the parties can address on their own.
The only forum in the industry that represents the entire civil engineering, transport and utilities sector, it is dedicated to:
Raising the profile of the sector through its members; undertaking extensive consultation on issues of National Importance; delivering a detailed action plan developed by its members and representing their views with Government.
Resources
"Establishment of the Infrastructure Forum provides a unique opportunity for companies, organisations and individuals to make a real difference in this vital sector"
Andrew McNaughton, Managing Director of Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering and Chairman of the Infrastructure Forum
Report of the Infrastructure Forum Workshop held on Tuesday 14th November 2006 - members only
Report of first Infrastructure Forum workshop 29th June 2006 - members only
News
18 April 2008
New Infrastructure Forum Demonstration Project
Following a review of their application, the following project was awarded Demonstration status by the Infrastructure Forum Demonstration Project Working Group:
11 December 2007
Chairman's Update of the Infrastructure Forum
Update of the Infrastructure Forum since the launch in November 2006