Infrastructure cost review - main report

HM Treasury, 2010
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Abstract

Comprises the report of an investigation into how to reduce the costs of delivery of civil engineering works for major infrastructure projects. Identifies a number of drivers for the higher cost of construction in the UK compared to other EU countries and supports the view that higher costs for UK infrastructure are mainly generated in the early project formulation and pre-construction phases.

History

Related to the following: Infrastructure cost review - technical report (HM Treasury, 2010) and Infrastructure cost review: annual report 2011-12 (HM Treasury, 2012).

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9781845328160

Subjects

  • Cost planning and control
  • Legal issues and management

Publisher History

The HM Treasury is the UK's economics and finance ministry, responsible for formulating and implementing the Government's financial and economic policy. Its aim is to raise the rate of sustainable growth, and achieve rising prosperity and a better quality of life with economic and employment opportunities for all.

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