Transforming Infrastructure Performance - Revision history

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	* Manufacturing Technology Centre.		* Manufacturing Technology Centre.
	* Modern methods of construction.		* Modern methods of construction.
		+	* Procurement policy note PPN.
	* Transforming Construction Alliance.		* Transforming Construction Alliance.
	* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.		* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.

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	In September 2021 the government published [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/transforming-infrastructure-performance-roadmap-to-2030/transforming-infrastructure-performance-roadmap-to-2030#annex-b-information-management-mandate Transforming Infrastructure Performance (TIP): Roadmap to 2030]. This succeeded the Government Construction Strategy and sits alongside the Construction Playbook and the National Infrastructure Strategy. It ends: '...what is seen as an artificial separation between infrastructure and construction'. It articulates: '...a consistent shared vision for the future of the built environment, including the role that the government plays through its construction projects.'		In September 2021 the government published [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/transforming-infrastructure-performance-roadmap-to-2030/transforming-infrastructure-performance-roadmap-to-2030#annex-b-information-management-mandate Transforming Infrastructure Performance (TIP): Roadmap to 2030]. This succeeded the Government Construction Strategy and sits alongside the Construction Playbook and the National Infrastructure Strategy. It ends: '...what is seen as an artificial separation between infrastructure and construction'. It articulates: '...a consistent shared vision for the future of the built environment, including the role that the government plays through its construction projects.'

−	In the introduction, Nick Smallwood states:	+	In the introduction, Nick Smallwood (Chief Executive Officer of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority and Head of Government's Project Delivery Function) states:

	"TIP’s Roadmap to 2030 describes a vision for the future in which we collectively prioritise the societal outcomes we need, and use modern digital approaches and technologies, alongside improved delivery models to achieve them. Achieving that vision requires a system for designing, constructing and operating in the built environment that is more resilient, adaptive and sustainable, and that can better withstand the inevitable shifts and changes we will see in the coming decades."		"TIP’s Roadmap to 2030 describes a vision for the future in which we collectively prioritise the societal outcomes we need, and use modern digital approaches and technologies, alongside improved delivery models to achieve them. Achieving that vision requires a system for designing, constructing and operating in the built environment that is more resilient, adaptive and sustainable, and that can better withstand the inevitable shifts and changes we will see in the coming decades."
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	"The Roadmap builds on the progress we have made since the launch of TIP in 2017, and the landmark publication of the National Infrastructure Strategy in November 2020 and the 25 Year Environment Plan in 2018."		"The Roadmap builds on the progress we have made since the launch of TIP in 2017, and the landmark publication of the National Infrastructure Strategy in November 2020 and the 25 Year Environment Plan in 2018."

−	It includes built ~~environmnet~~ model that: "...a envisages a new approach to decision making that is founded on an understanding of the interlinked nature of our infrastructure systems."	+	It includes a built environment model that: "...a envisages a new approach to decision making that is founded on an understanding of the interlinked nature of our infrastructure systems."

−	[[File:~~Built environment model~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:Built_environment_model.jpg\|link=File:Built_environment_model.jpg]]

−	It also includes an Information Management Mandate which replaces the Level 2 BIM mandate.	+	It also includes an Information Management Mandate which replaces the Level 2 BIM mandate announced in 2011.

	For more information see: Information Management Mandate.		For more information see: Information Management Mandate.

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	(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]		(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]
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		+	= 2021 publication =
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		+	In September 2021 the government published [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/transforming-infrastructure-performance-roadmap-to-2030/transforming-infrastructure-performance-roadmap-to-2030#annex-b-information-management-mandate Transforming Infrastructure Performance (TIP): Roadmap to 2030]. This succeeded the Government Construction Strategy and sits alongside the Construction Playbook and the National Infrastructure Strategy. It ends: '...what is seen as an artificial separation between infrastructure and construction'. It articulates: '...a consistent shared vision for the future of the built environment, including the role that the government plays through its construction projects.'
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		+	In the introduction, Nick Smallwood states:
		+
		+	"TIP’s Roadmap to 2030 describes a vision for the future in which we collectively prioritise the societal outcomes we need, and use modern digital approaches and technologies, alongside improved delivery models to achieve them. Achieving that vision requires a system for designing, constructing and operating in the built environment that is more resilient, adaptive and sustainable, and that can better withstand the inevitable shifts and changes we will see in the coming decades."
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		+	"The Roadmap builds on the progress we have made since the launch of TIP in 2017, and the landmark publication of the National Infrastructure Strategy in November 2020 and the 25 Year Environment Plan in 2018."
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		+	It includes built environmnet model that: "...a envisages a new approach to decision making that is founded on an understanding of the interlinked nature of our infrastructure systems."
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		+	[[File:Built environment model.jpg]]
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		+	It also includes an Information Management Mandate which replaces the Level 2 BIM mandate.
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		+	For more information see: Information Management Mandate.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.		* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.
	* Industrial Strategy: building a Britain fit for the future.		* Industrial Strategy: building a Britain fit for the future.
		+	* Information Management Mandate.
	* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.		* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.
	* Manufacturing Technology Centre.		* Manufacturing Technology Centre.

Designing Buildings at 08:15, 2 December 2020

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	* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.		* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.

−	[[Category:~~Policy~~]] [[Category:DCN_Policy]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Commentary]] [[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Policy]] [[Category:DCN_Report]] [[Category:Policy]]

Designing Buildings at 16:14, 21 February 2020

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	* Construction sector deal.		* Construction sector deal.
	* Construction Sector Deal launch.		* Construction Sector Deal launch.
		+	* Delivering an infrastructure revolution.
	* Government construction strategy.		* Government construction strategy.
	* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.		* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.
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	* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.		* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.

−	[[Category:Policy]]	+	[[Category:Policy]] [[Category:DCN_Policy]]

Designing Buildings at 08:34, 25 October 2019

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	(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]		(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Autumn Budget 2017.		* Autumn Budget 2017.
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	* Construction 2025.		* Construction 2025.
	* Construction industry organisation.		* Construction industry organisation.
		+	* Construction Innovation Hub.
	* Construction Leadership Council.		* Construction Leadership Council.
	* Construction sector deal.		* Construction sector deal.
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	* Industrial Strategy: building a Britain fit for the future.		* Industrial Strategy: building a Britain fit for the future.
	* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.		* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.
		+	* Manufacturing Technology Centre.
	* Modern methods of construction.		* Modern methods of construction.
		+	* Transforming Construction Alliance.
	* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.		* Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.

	[[Category:Policy]]		[[Category:Policy]]

Designing Buildings at 12:15, 1 October 2018

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	= Updates =		= Updates =

−	In September 2018, the Prime Minister announced ~~the the~~ shortlist of 10 city regions that will benefit from £840 million to upgrade public transport links. The shortlist marks the next stage of the £1.7bn Transforming Cities Fund.	+	In September 2018, the Prime Minister announced a shortlist of 10 city regions that will benefit from £840 million to upgrade public transport links. The shortlist marks the next stage of the £1.7bn Transforming Cities Fund.

−	The local authorities that will bid for a share of the funding are Derby and Nottingham, Leicester City, the North East, Norwich, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Southampton, Sheffield, Stoke-on-Trent, and West Yorkshire. These regions will each receive an initial £50,000 before decisions are made as to the relative strength of each ~~one's~~ bid.	+	The local authorities that will bid for a share of the funding are Derby and Nottingham, Leicester City, the North East, Norwich, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Southampton, Sheffield, Stoke-on-Trent, and West Yorkshire. These regions will each receive an initial £50,000 before decisions are made as to the relative strength of each bid.

−	The allocation of new funding over the next four years is intended to improve transport links in city regions, ~~increasing~~ access to jobs and helping businesses with better infrastructure~~, e.g.~~ new bus routes between residential areas and major employment hubs, congestion-tackling smart technology, docking stations for electric bikes, and so on.	+	The allocation of new funding over the next four years is intended to improve transport links in city regions, giving better access to jobs and helping businesses with better infrastructure such as; new bus routes between residential areas and major employment hubs, congestion-tackling smart technology, docking stations for electric bikes, and so on.

−	Prime Minister Theresa May said:	+	Prime Minister Theresa May said; "These improvements to vital infrastructure will help spread growth beyond London and empower local businesses to create more, better-paying jobs – opening up more opportunities to help people get on in life and be rewarded for their hard work."
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−	"These improvements to vital infrastructure will help spread growth beyond London and empower local businesses to create more, better-paying jobs – opening up more opportunities to help people get on in life and be rewarded for their hard work."	+

	(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]		(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]

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		+	= Overview =
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	On 6 December 2017, the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) published plans to improve infrastructure and boost the productivity of the construction sector with the intention of saving £15 billion a year on economic infrastructure such as transport and energy networks, and social infrastructure such as schools and hospitals.		On 6 December 2017, the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) published plans to improve infrastructure and boost the productivity of the construction sector with the intention of saving £15 billion a year on economic infrastructure such as transport and energy networks, and social infrastructure such as schools and hospitals.

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	In addition, a Transport Infrastructure Efficiency Strategy has been produced by Crossrail, Highways England, HS2 Ltd, Network Rail, Transport for London, and the Department for Transport. The Strategy sets out seven core challenges to boost efficiency and productivity. Andrew Wolstenholme, (then CEO of Crossrail and co-chair of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC)) will chair a Transport Infrastructure Efficiency Taskforce (TIET) to oversee delivery of the TIP programme and the TIES, alongside the IPA and CLC. For more information see: Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.		In addition, a Transport Infrastructure Efficiency Strategy has been produced by Crossrail, Highways England, HS2 Ltd, Network Rail, Transport for London, and the Department for Transport. The Strategy sets out seven core challenges to boost efficiency and productivity. Andrew Wolstenholme, (then CEO of Crossrail and co-chair of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC)) will chair a Transport Infrastructure Efficiency Taskforce (TIET) to oversee delivery of the TIP programme and the TIES, alongside the IPA and CLC. For more information see: Transport infrastructure efficiency strategy.

−	Tony Meggs, Chief Executive of the ~~IIPA~~, said; “Publishing our Transforming Infrastructure Performance (TIP) programme today demonstrates our commitment to tackling the annual £15 billion productivity gap in construction. The IPA has a significant role to play in helping to create a more productive and innovative sector. We want to maintain confidence in the sector and will work alongside industry, using our purchasing power to drive the adoption of modern methods of construction in both new and existing infrastructure.”	+	Tony Meggs, Chief Executive of the IPA, said; “Publishing our Transforming Infrastructure Performance (TIP) programme today demonstrates our commitment to tackling the annual £15 billion productivity gap in construction. The IPA has a significant role to play in helping to create a more productive and innovative sector. We want to maintain confidence in the sector and will work alongside industry, using our purchasing power to drive the adoption of modern methods of construction in both new and existing infrastructure.”

	Andrew Wolstenholme said; “The Transforming Infrastructure Performance programme presents a huge opportunity for the industry and government to reap the economic gains from improving productivity during the delivery of the UK’s £600 billion infrastructure pipeline."		Andrew Wolstenholme said; “The Transforming Infrastructure Performance programme presents a huge opportunity for the industry and government to reap the economic gains from improving productivity during the delivery of the UK’s £600 billion infrastructure pipeline."
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		+	= Updates =
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		+	In September 2018, the Prime Minister announced the the shortlist of 10 city regions that will benefit from £840 million to upgrade public transport links. The shortlist marks the next stage of the £1.7bn Transforming Cities Fund.
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		+	The local authorities that will bid for a share of the funding are Derby and Nottingham, Leicester City, the North East, Norwich, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Southampton, Sheffield, Stoke-on-Trent, and West Yorkshire. These regions will each receive an initial £50,000 before decisions are made as to the relative strength of each one's bid.
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		+	The allocation of new funding over the next four years is intended to improve transport links in city regions, increasing access to jobs and helping businesses with better infrastructure, e.g. new bus routes between residential areas and major employment hubs, congestion-tackling smart technology, docking stations for electric bikes, and so on.
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		+	Prime Minister Theresa May said:
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		+	"These improvements to vital infrastructure will help spread growth beyond London and empower local businesses to create more, better-paying jobs – opening up more opportunities to help people get on in life and be rewarded for their hard work."
		+
		+	(Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pm-announces-ten-cities-shortlisted-for-major-transport-funding-across-england)]

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

Designing Buildings at 06:22, 5 July 2018

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	* Construction Leadership Council.		* Construction Leadership Council.
	* Construction sector deal.		* Construction sector deal.
		+	* Construction Sector Deal launch.
	* Government construction strategy.		* Government construction strategy.
	* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.		* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.

Designing Buildings at 05:10, 21 June 2018

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	* Construction sector deal.		* Construction sector deal.
	* Government construction strategy.		* Government construction strategy.
		+	* ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update.
	* Industrial Strategy: building a Britain fit for the future.		* Industrial Strategy: building a Britain fit for the future.
	* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.		* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.