Infrastructure
For the economy to flourish, people, good and information must move freely. Businesses across all regions and industries need the right conditions to grow. Reliable infrastructure is essential to achieving this. Ensuring networks are integrated and resilient is vital. Failure to make the right choices at the right time, or pausing investment, risks not only growth but also the UK’s international competitiveness.
Over the centuries, the UK has had a great record of investing in world class infrastructure to underpin economic growth. From the earliest days, infrastructure has been built by a combination of public and private money, in ventures involving business and both national and local government. Private capital was given the incentive to invest in often cutting-edge technology, by prospect of earning proper returns.
The role of the Government is to specify the infrastructure that is needed, identify the key barriers to achieving investment and mobilise resources, both public and private, to make it happen.
Infrastructure UK is part of the Treasury’s Enterprise and Growth Group. It leads on UK infrastructure strategy and provides commercial expertise to support major projects and programmes
The PPP Policy Team sits within Infrastructure UK in HM Treasury. The team publishes key policy, guidance and statistics on PPP/PFI and provides advice to those undertaking or wishing to undertake PPP/PFI projects.
On this page you’ll find the latest version of standard wording and guidance to be used by public sector bodies and their advisors when drafting PFI contracts.
This section includes the Treasury's Value for Money guidance, Operational Taskforce guidance notes, guidance on financing matters, Treasury Taskforce Technical Notes and the Competitive Dialogue guidance.
This section includes more information on the Treasury's Operational Taskforce, available to assist public sector partners with operational PFI issues.
The Project Review Group oversaw the approval process for local authority PFI projects that receive Government support
The Treasury is committed to being open and transparent about the commitments made under PPP/PFI contracts. This section includes the PFI signed projects list.
On this page you’ll find links to external guidance and support, the devolved administrations and international bodies involved in PPP delivery.
On this page you will find details of the IUK assurance team and the derogations process applicable to PFI projects.
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