Infrastructure

UKIBC Sector View

(April 2012) A uniform definition of infrastructure has long been called for – it is therefore positive news that on 1st March 2012, the Cabinet Committee on Infrastructure issued a “Master List” of infrastructure sub-sectors. Continue reading here

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Sector Opportunities

India has the second biggest road network in the world – it carries 85% of passenger traffic. And it’s set to grow because the number of vehicles is rising at a rate of over 10% a year.

So the government has been trying to entice private sector investment. And so far roads, ports and airports have attracted the most foreign investment. A lot of it has come through purchasing power parity. And the government’s also been promoting PPP projects with a good deal of success.

There are opportunities for UK companies in design contracting, engineering and project management.

Infrastructure Report