An Executive Summary

PIPELINE 2021/22

The National Infrastructure and Construction Pipeline 2021/22 has been published by the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) to build market confidence in the construction industry to invest in innovation and develop capability, recognising that well planned and delivered projects have never been more important to the UK in driving the economy’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Detailing project information at a more granular level than ever before, the short to medium-term pipeline workbook contains up to £31 billion of procurements across economic and social infrastructure, which will be brought to market in the 2021/22 financial year.

The following are not included in the pipeline:

• Projects where contracts have already been awarded or funding drawn down• Projects in the early stages of development.

To support longer term investment, the pipeline also includes planned and projected spend of up to £650 billion over the next 10 years to 2030/31, although specific investment figures are only available for the current Spending Review period up to 2024/25.

The IPA has also published Transforming Infrastructure Performance: Roadmap to 2030 which sets out how the Government intends to support the effective delivery of the projects in the pipeline.

NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION PIPELINE 2021/22

£31 billionof procurements

418projects & programmes

593,145workers to deliver pipeline

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The information in this executive summary is from the National Infrastructure and Construction Procurement Pipeline 2021/22 and pipeline workbook and contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

WHICH SECTORS ARE THE PROJECTS IN?

Sector Number of Procurements Estimated Total Value Share of Total Value

Transport 132 £23.7 billion 76.7%

Justice 23 £2.8 billion 9.1%

Education 165 £2.5 billion 8.1%

Flood Defence 41 £953 million 3.1%

Science and Research 8 £338 million 1.3%

Energy 22 £299 million 1.0%

Housing and Regeneration 16 £243 million 0.78%

Waste 9 £11.6 million 0.04%

Home Office 2 £5.3 million 0.02%

Total 418 £30.8 billion 100%

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WHAT ARE THE LARGEST PROJECTS BY VALUE?

Sector Project Estimated Value Award Date

TransportScheme Delivery Framework – a range of small scheme works on the Strategic Road Network

£4 billion 2021/22 Q2

Transport Lower Thames Crossing - Tunnels and Approaches £4 billion 2021/22 Q4

Transport A303 Amesbury to Berwick Down £2 billion 2021/22 Q4

Transport Lower Thames Crossing - Northern Link Road £2 billion 2021/22 Q3

Transport HS2 – Phase 1 and 2a Track Slab and Rail £1 billion 2022/23 Q3

Justice 3 New Category C Prisons £900 million 2021/22 Q2

Justice3,000 New Prison Places – split into public houseblocks, private houseblocks and a new Category D prison

£750 million 2021/22 Q4

Transport Lower Thames Crossing – Roads South £600 million 2021/22 Q2

Transport HS2 – Phase 2a Main Works Design and Delivery £500 million 2022/23 Q2

Transport Rail Advertising Concession £500 million TBA

Transport Facilities Management Services £500 million TBA

Transport Business Travel £500 million TBA

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WHAT IS THE LARGEST PROJECT IN EACH SECTOR?

Sector Project Estimated Value Award Date

TransportScheme Delivery Framework – a range of small scheme works on the Strategic Road Network

£4 billion 2021/22 Q2

Justice 3 New Category C Prisons £900 million 2021/22 Q2

Education Cardinal Newman Catholic School in the West Midlands £45 million 2022/23 Q3

Flood Defence River Thames Scheme – Datchet to Teddington £350 million 2021/22 Q2

Science and ResearchAnimal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) Science Campus Redevelopment – Enabling Works

£200 million 2022/23 Q1

Energy Low Level Waste Repository – Tranche 1 Works £100 million 2022/23 Q1

Housing and Regeneration Disposal of Public Land for Housing £61 million 2021/22 Q1

WasteMine Water Treatment Schemes - Capital Maintenance & Refurbishment Programme

£5.1 million Various

Home Office Capital Maintenance Programme £4.5 million 2021/22 Q2

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WHEN WILL THE PROJECTS BE AWARDED?

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Transport Education Science and Research

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2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 No date

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WHAT INVESTMENT IS PLANNED UNTIL 2024/25?

View the Pipelinewww.gov.uk

The above table gives the best available indication of planned investment until the end of the current Spending Review period; however, the pipeline alone does not provide a full picture over the long-term.

Sector Estimated Total Value Share of Total Value

Transport £70 billion 35.0%

Energy £51.3 billion 25.6%

Utilities £41.8 billion 20.9%

Social Infrastructure £25.9 billion 12.9%

Digital Infrastructure £9.4 billion 4.7%

Flood and Costal Erosion £984 million 0.49%

Science and Research £901 million 0.45%

Total £200.2 billion 100%

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“The 2021 National Infrastructure and Construction Pipeline sets out nearly £650 billion of public and private investment that will transform people’s lives for decades to come. Across the UK, world-class infrastructure will act as the foundation on which to build back better, uniting and levelling up the country as we recover from the pandemic.”

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