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PFI Dispute Resolution Forum Could Help 'Ensure Quality of Decisions' - Vimarsana News

PFI Dispute Resolution Forum Could Help 'Ensure Quality of Decisions'

A new report into behaviours relationships and disputes across the PFI sector, commissioned by the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA), has found that the industry is “at a significant inflexion point”, with stakeholders increasingly concerned about the way public authorities have started to manage their PFI contracts.

Source: ipfa.org
Ben Lowry: The UK including Northern Ireland will not think big when it comes to major infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Ben Lowry: The UK including Northern Ireland will not think big when it comes to major infrastructure

Two news items this week got me thinking about how the UK, including Northern Ireland, struggles to do big infrastructure these days.

Source: yahoo.com
'Useless' £100bn HS2 will cost cash-strapped taxpayers a fortune, warns campaigner | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

'Useless' £100bn HS2 will cost cash-strapped taxpayers a fortune, warns campaigner | Politics | News

EXCLUSIVE: Campaigners argue there is simply no room at London Euston for the station developers want to build.

Fears grow for A66 dualling project as decision date looms - Vimarsana News

Fears grow for A66 dualling project as decision date looms

Fears are growing a once in a lifetime project to finally transform the A66 trans pennine route into a full length dual carriageway are in doubt…

Tweets of the week: public outcry as HS2 pronounced "unachievable" - Vimarsana News

Tweets of the week: public outcry as HS2 pronounced "unachievable"

Twitter responds to the UK government's multi-billion pound railway project being branded "unachievable" by watchdog.