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.
Commenting on the news that the Department for Infrastructure has granted planning approval for the Belfast Transport Hub, Construction Employers Federation Managing Director John Armstrong said...
Are you interested in construction opportunities with Newry, Mourne and Down District Council? Why not come along and meet the Capital Projects Team at the Council's ‘Meet the Buyer' workshop on 20 March.
Ahead of tomorrow’s Budget Bill debate in the House of Commons, the Construction Employers Federation is calling on all MPs, especially those from and with an interest in Northern Ireland, to reflect on the draft Budget allocations and reverse the proposed £130m cut in next year’s capital expenditure.
