An important benchmark on which any government should be judged is their performance on financing and delivering key infrastructure projects…
The financing and delivery of such projects is a crucial barometer as a means to unlock investment, create thousands of jobs both directly and through the construction multiplier effect, and give the local construction industry and greater sense of Northern Ireland’s infrastructure pipeline.
By growing and enhancing our infrastructure offer, as well as looking at innovative funding solutions, we can enhance our competitiveness and attractiveness as a region to do business and invest in.
As agreed by CIFNI in June 2017, from 1 September 2018, all appropriate Building, Civil Engineering, Mechanical or Electrical construction projects which have an estimated value below the current EU Threshold of £4.5m and are procured by one of the CPD Construction CoPEs i.e. Construction Division or Health Projects Division will have a shortlist generated by the use of a Dynamic Shortlisting System.
Commenting after the publication of the Northern Ireland Construction Bulletin for Q1 2018 today, which showed that the total volume of construction output in the first quarter of 2018 decreased by 6.5% compared with Q4 2017, Construction Employers Federation Managing Director John Armstrong said...
Commenting after the Department for Infrastructure’s appeal against the Arc21 judgment was dismissed at the High Court today, Construction Employers Federation Assistant Director David Fry said...
