Communities around the world benefit hugely from the power of infrastructure investment. Infrastructure spending is being looked to as a central solution to many policy challenges. In response, the sector needs to transform how we plan and deliver major programmes so we can fulfil infrastructure’s potential to play its part in benefitting global communities and in helping to address the climate emergency head-on.
Understanding future metrics
Around the world, we see great examples of excellence and ambition. The goal for our industry needs to be to make these examples the norm – driving high performance consistently on complex major programmes. In our Transforming infrastructure performance series, we are exploring five central themes that look at how we as an industry can do this.
Digital first
Delivering complex projects and programmes relies on the systems we use to design, build and operate infrastructure. As digital technology continues to evolve, adopting powerful integrated tools for programme management and delivery has never been more urgent - but also achievable.

Transforming infrastructure performance
Communities around the world are benefitting from the transformational power of infrastructure investment as a solution to many policy challenges.

Integrating digital require a personal touch
In our ‘Transforming performance of major programmes’ series, we explore how the integration of digital systems is essential for major programmes.

Setting ourselves up to maximise data assets
In this third article from our ‘Transforming performance of major programmes’ series, we look at how data impacts infrastructure outcomes.

Combining certainty and agility in digitalisation
In our ‘Transforming performance of major programmes’ series, we explore how creating resilient, adaptable and robust enterprises is key to success.

Going digital: global infrastructure weak links
We explore opportunities to drive productivity, reduce risk and improve sustainability through digital strategies for infrastructure programmes.
Investable infrastructure
More digitalisation means smarter infrastructure, but investment continues to rely on scale and long-term return. What innovative financing models are being adopted globally and how are they impacting major programmes? How, and what, do we prioritise when it comes to mega programmes, so that we invest responsibly and effectively?

Delivering sustainable infrastructure
We are seeing a new era of infrastructure investment across the globe focused on overcoming the major challenges we face in modern society.

Creating investable infrastructure
We brought together three sector leaders to discuss the challenges and solutions that come with creating investable infrastructure.
Lasting legacy
The shift in emphasis in the private and public sectors towards long-term social value is significant across major programmes. Legacy goes beyond delivery of a project – it can mean unlocking diverse pools of talent that expand local supply chains and create opportunities for local communities.

Raising the bar for Inclusive infrastructure
At this panel event, we discussed how we can better affect change, by embedding inclusivity within client organisations, and the power of programmes.

Interview: Sydney Metro championing diversity
Sydney Metro is the New South Wales Government agency tasked with delivering a high-capacity, high-frequency metro network across Greater Sydney.

Interview: Port Authority of NYNJ on inclusivity
Keith D Wright PhD, Director of Business Diversity, Port Authority, New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ), discusses capital investment in diversity.

Interview: pushing for enhanced diversity
Wayne Lambert is our Director of Supplier Diversity in the US. Since joining the company in 2022, he has helped diversify our network of suppliers.
Driving commercial performance
Contracting strategies are often fragmented, rewarding input rather than outcomes. With increased programme scale, complexity and ambition, how can we re-design them to unlock new levels of efficiency and productivity?

Integrated and outcome-focused commercial models
Our Transforming performance major programmes content series has highlighted the changing roles and ambitions of global infrastructure programmes.

Understanding the value of commercial specialism
We take a look at understanding the value of commercial specialism when it comes to commercial or delivery model requirements.

Driving commercial performance
We need to move away from the fragmented, transactional contracting and commercial arrangements to unlock greater value across major programmes.

Commercial models: foundation of programme success
Well-considered commercial strategy and a tailored commercial model can enhance the delivery of major programmes.