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This document sets out the broad framework within which the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) will operate.
The Charter sets out the government’s commitment to the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC), and summarises the NIC’s purpose and main outputs.
This document details the organisation’s main activities and performance in 2019-20 and summarises forward plans for 2020-21.
This document details the organisation’s main activities and performance in 2018-19 and summarises forward plans for 2019–20.
The government has published a detailed response to the National Infrastructure Commission’s report on how technology can improve infrastructure productivity.
Progressing the debate on how stakeholders can work together towards an integrated strategic plan across the Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford corridor.
Seeking views on the infrastructure requirements for the deployment and development of 5G in the UK.
Seeking views on the infrastructure requirements to help maximize the potential of the Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford corridor.
The National Infrastructure Commission is an independent body looking broadly at long-term infrastructure and will publish on three national challenges.
Interim findings on maximising the potential of the Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford corridor as a single, knowledge-intensive cluster.
This paper is a third in a series which explores factors affecting infrastructure supply and demand, to inform the National Infrastructure Assessment.
Seeking views on the ways in which new technology can improve infrastructure productivity.
The National Infrastructure Commission’s (NIC) corporate plan for the fourth quarter 2016-17 and 2017-18.
NIC response to the consultation on the process and methodology of the National Infrastructure Assessment.
Seeking views on the National Infrastructure Commission’s future specific studies.
Seeking views on the development of a National Infrastructure Assessment of the UK's long-term needs over a 30-year time horizon.
Seeking views on the process and methodology of the National Infrastructure Assessment.
Seeking views on the governance, structure and operation of the commission.
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