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A design champion for every major infrastructure project, pledges government
Sadie Morgan hails news as Whitehall says design champions must be at board level
The government has outlined a requirement for there to be a design champion on all major infrastructure projects.
In its National Infrastructure Strategy (NIS), which was published alongside the spending review yesterday, the government laid out a number of design requirements for projects.
The NIS is the government’s official response to the National Infrastructure Commission’s (NIC) National Infrastructure Assessment, which was published more than two years ago.
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