Infrastructure
- Overview+
- Technical requirements+
- Asset management+
- Commercial management and contracts +
- Alliancing contracts
- Bespoke contracts
- Bonds, guarantees, warranties and third party rights
- Brief introduction to contracts for infrastructure
- Collateral warranties
- FIDIC
- ICC forms
- IChemE contracts
- Infrastructure claims
- Infrastructure contract arrangements
- Infrastructure insurance
- JCT contracts
- Letters of intent
- NEC3 and NEC4 for infrastructure
- Cost management +
- Benchmarking infrastructure costs
- Bills of quantities for infrastructure
- Change control and change management
- Conceptual cost planning for infrastructure
- Cost management and planning
- Cost reporting on major programmes
- Managing target cost contracts
- On-costs
- Pre-tender estimates
- Post-tender estimates
- Project bank accounts
- Risk management
- Value management
- Valuing change
- Whole life and life cycle costing
- Data and design+
- Dispute resolution +
- Finance and taxation+
- Health, safety and welfare+
- Planning and consents+
- Procurement+
- Project management+
- Document management
- Earned value management
- Intellectual property
- KPIs and benchmarking
- Managing client relationships
- Planning and programming
- Programme management
- Project and programme controls
- Project funding
- Project monitoring
- Stakeholder engagement inside the supply chain
- Stakeholder engagement outside the supply chain
- Supply chain performance management
- Taking the brief
- Sustainability+
UK&I Telecoms Conference
The annual UK&I Telecoms Conference on 19 November 2024 once again offers a unique and exciting opportunity to gain unrivalled insight into the sector’s latest developments.
Whole life carbon assessment for the built environment
This professional standard will enable professionals to make prudent decisions to limit the whole life carbon impact of buildings and infrastructure.
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Acceleration
This practice information summarises what is meant by ‘acceleration’ in the construction industry, how acceleration can be achieved in practice, and how it can be valued.