Business
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The role of the infrastructure owner: more to it than you think
Infrastructure owners are more than clients; they are investors, innovators, operators, and the voice of the customer. Eunice Maytorena and Graham Winch explain, ahead of a free Infrastructure Client Group webinar next week. -
Sweett Group reports £1.1M loss to March 2015
Sale of Asia Pacific and India divisions continuing; administration costs of Serious Fraud Office investigation into Middle East bribery claims reach £1.7M. -
Failure to understand contractual obligations is losing the industry millions
ARCADIS' Gary Kitt suggests how industry can avoid disputes and paying their high price. -
Solving the deliverability challenge - focus on outcomes rather than outputs
Outcome driven engagement between clients and the supply chain throughout the project, but particularly right at the start, is critical to success, says Atkins UK CEO Nick Roberts. -
Infrastructure Intelligence - FREE digital magazine available to download
Exclusive interview with Rail Minister Claire Perry plus all the monthly content to read on your desktop or tablet or a PDF version of the June print magazine. -
Why ACE matters to members - your views needed
SME engagement is critical to ACE membership - get involved by making your views known -
Embracing the Technical Revolution: Opportunities for Infrastructure
Senior professionals from the infrastructure sector discuss the challenge of utilising technology in the infrastructure design, delivery and management sector. -
Science and the City - the challenge
Architecture, design and location are helping define the UK’s path in scientific research writes Jennifer DiMambro. -
£32M: that’s the average global project dispute value says ARCADIS
Study reveals a rise of £12M in a year. UK dispute values fall to £17.5M but that’s up from £4.5M at the start of the decade. -
Collaboration works - but only when an honest approach is embraced by all
Collaboration can bring huge benefits to the construction delivery process but it is not easy - it requires hard work by all to reap the reward, says Simon Vaughan of JCP Consultancy.