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  • The 7 Lenses offers a practical guide to understanding complex transformations, providing a consistent framework and a common language for designing and evaluating large government transformation projects

  • A Guidance Note on the Insurance Premium Risk Sharing mechanism in PFI Projects.

  • Four practical tools to support public sector contract managers with developing a decarbonisation plan for PFI estates projects

  • An insights study into major project initiation in Defence.

  • The role of departmental boards and non-executive board members in government departments: how they work and what they contribute.

  • A statement of principles that review teams may adopt when planning project assurance reviews.

  • A handbook of recommended good practice for PFI contracting authorities for the preparation and delivery of decarbonisation interventions

  • A collection of five evaluation plans and accompanying case study report demonstrating best practice for evaluating government major projects.

    First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government

  • Principles and expectations relating to departmental cost benchmarking practice and approaches to construction related cost benchmarking.

  • Efficient programme and project management is vital to ensure the government’s policies are delivered successfully.

  • Template for GOV.UK publication page for departmental core transparency data, to be published yearly.

  • Template for GOV.UK publication page for departmental core transparency data, to be published when a new appointment is made.

  • Documents that review team members need when going through an assurance review for the Infrastructure and Projects Authority. Please note refreshed products are due to be uploaded imminently. For any queries please contact g…

  • How the government Function, Profession and Standards Team will use your personal data, and what your rights are.

    First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government