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Social Built Major Scottish This proposal brings together major Yes The project pipeline is 10.0 5.0 Significant planning and commitment to key transport
Infrastructure environment infrastructure Government, infrstructure plans based on agreed and mature and in many routes under the NPD approach, first projects under
and urban development transport committed planning around a non-profit cases confirmed, with this contract structure already let as proof of concept.
services; also plan Scotland, distributing (NPD) transport planning and legal First £2.5bn phase in construction/moving through
Transport - Local infrastructure plan, the Cities Alliance frameworks in place. procurement. All are identified priority projects which
business Authorities investment plan (sites and projects in 7 National and local will be privately financed. Around £1.5bn of projects
enablers; and cities) and scope for ultra-fast digital funding for some have committed finance (some incl. EIB). Remaining
knowledge networks. The plans collectively aim at elements confirmed, but £1bn planned to be ready for investment by 2017, have
economy - ICT better connectivity and mobility for additional external been structured to attract private investment. Second
infrastructure business in particular. investment required phase of £1bn being scoped with projects in health,
particularly where there education and justice sectors and plans for digital and /
is likelihood of revenue or low carbon. Projects in this phase are likely to be
generation. ready for investment in 2017 or soon after and are
again drawn from identified investment priorities.
Further investment could be scaled depending on
scope of EU support available.
Social Built BIM Level 3 BIS Building Information Modelling (BIM) No Industry/Government 0.13 0.09 Level 3 BIM builds on Level 2 BIM but represents a
Infrastructure environment & involves realising the full potential of strategy finalised for 'quantum' leap in the technology and its applications.
Urban services digital technology in construction and publication in Nov. 2014 The barriers are both technological and cultural (in a
the built environment. It is widely traditionally conservative sector) but if overcome would
recognised as a game changing make the UK and EU the most digitally advanced
technology which will be adopted construction economy in the world - a platform for
globally, in which the UK is currently domestic and international growth.
world-leading. This work builds on our
Level 2 programme (focused on design
and construction of individual buildings)
and links construction to improved
social outcomes by producing a better
designed and managed 'built
environment' and use of 'Big Data'.
Social Education and Growth sector BIS (LEPs) Investment to enable growth sectors of No New proposal 0.2 0.2
Infrastructure Training skills capital the economy to meet skills needs
investment through new learning facilities which
provide the right environment and
technologies for effective acquisition of
vocational skills.
Social Education and National BIS Establishing new, employer led, higher Yes First wave intended for 0.8 0.8 At least 50% of the cost of establishing each college is
Infrastructure Training Colleges level vocational training institutions, announcement shortly, supposed to come from the private sector. BIS has up
aligned to the industrial strategy further proposals in the to £50m to invest in these projects up to 2017. The
pipeline - some with potential scope for expansion of the programme is
affordability or financing significant if additional funding is provided and the
issues. private sector engaged.
Infrastructure environment infrastructure Government, infrstructure plans based on agreed and mature and in many routes under the NPD approach, first projects under
and urban development transport committed planning around a non-profit cases confirmed, with this contract structure already let as proof of concept.
services; also plan Scotland, distributing (NPD) transport planning and legal First £2.5bn phase in construction/moving through
Transport - Local infrastructure plan, the Cities Alliance frameworks in place. procurement. All are identified priority projects which
business Authorities investment plan (sites and projects in 7 National and local will be privately financed. Around £1.5bn of projects
enablers; and cities) and scope for ultra-fast digital funding for some have committed finance (some incl. EIB). Remaining
knowledge networks. The plans collectively aim at elements confirmed, but £1bn planned to be ready for investment by 2017, have
economy - ICT better connectivity and mobility for additional external been structured to attract private investment. Second
infrastructure business in particular. investment required phase of £1bn being scoped with projects in health,
particularly where there education and justice sectors and plans for digital and /
is likelihood of revenue or low carbon. Projects in this phase are likely to be
generation. ready for investment in 2017 or soon after and are
again drawn from identified investment priorities.
Further investment could be scaled depending on
scope of EU support available.
Social Built BIM Level 3 BIS Building Information Modelling (BIM) No Industry/Government 0.13 0.09 Level 3 BIM builds on Level 2 BIM but represents a
Infrastructure environment & involves realising the full potential of strategy finalised for 'quantum' leap in the technology and its applications.
Urban services digital technology in construction and publication in Nov. 2014 The barriers are both technological and cultural (in a
the built environment. It is widely traditionally conservative sector) but if overcome would
recognised as a game changing make the UK and EU the most digitally advanced
technology which will be adopted construction economy in the world - a platform for
globally, in which the UK is currently domestic and international growth.
world-leading. This work builds on our
Level 2 programme (focused on design
and construction of individual buildings)
and links construction to improved
social outcomes by producing a better
designed and managed 'built
environment' and use of 'Big Data'.
Social Education and Growth sector BIS (LEPs) Investment to enable growth sectors of No New proposal 0.2 0.2
Infrastructure Training skills capital the economy to meet skills needs
investment through new learning facilities which
provide the right environment and
technologies for effective acquisition of
vocational skills.
Social Education and National BIS Establishing new, employer led, higher Yes First wave intended for 0.8 0.8 At least 50% of the cost of establishing each college is
Infrastructure Training Colleges level vocational training institutions, announcement shortly, supposed to come from the private sector. BIS has up
aligned to the industrial strategy further proposals in the to £50m to invest in these projects up to 2017. The
pipeline - some with potential scope for expansion of the programme is
affordability or financing significant if additional funding is provided and the
issues. private sector engaged.
