In our third blog focusing on the ways in which productivity improvements could release much needed funds for government priorities, as outlined by the Comptroller and Auditor General of the UK National Audit Office (NAO), Gareth Davies, in his annual keynote speech to Parliament in January, we tackle procurement and consider if they could be even more ambitious.

In this blog series we are exploring the five key areas of ‘financial opportunity’ laid out in the January keynote to Parliament from the Comptroller and Auditor General of the UK National Audit Office (NAO), Gareth Davies (the full transcript can be seen here.)

In January the Comptroller and Auditor General of the UK National Audit Office (NAO), Gareth Davies, gave his annual keynote speech to Parliament. This year the speech was titled ‘Improving Productivity Could Release Tens of Billions for Government Priorities’.

Several major international infrastructure investors who have invested in UK infrastructure assets under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model have formed The Association of Infrastructure Investors in Public Private Partnerships (AIIP). The members include InfraRed Capital Partners Limited, Dalmore Capital Limited, Equitix Investment Management Limited and Semperian PPP Investment Partners Group Limited.

As the leading independent commercial lifecycle consultancy advising on PFI expiry, CURSHAW has been committed since our launch in 2019 to openly sharing our market-leading insights to drive the early and collegiate dialogue that we regard as a prerequisite to all parties delivering an efficient, equitable and effective handback – “E3”. 

As the leading independent commercial lifecycle consultancy advising on PFI expiry, CURSHAW has been committed since our launch in 2019 to openly sharing our market-leading insights to drive the early and collegiate dialogue that we regard as a prerequisite to all parties delivering efficient, equitable and effective handback – “E3”.