TIP Live

Moderator: Mark Hansford, Director of Engineering Knowledge, Institution of Civil Engineers

11.00-11.05

Welcome

Nick Smallwood, Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority

11.05-11.20

TIP 2030 Roadmap update

Progress on bringing about fundamental reform of infrastructure delivery and encouraging rapid industry action on TIP

Keith Waller, Programme Director, Construction Innovation Hub

11.20-11.55

Panel: implementing TIP against a challenging economic backdrop

Nick Smallwood, Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority
Mark Thurston, Chair, Infrastructure Client Group and Chief Executive, HS2
Mark Reynolds, Chair, Construction Leadership Council and Group Chair, Mace
Professor Anusha Shah, Senior Director Resilient Cities, Arcadis and Senior Vice President, ICE

11.55-12.15

Update on the Construction Playbook

Why you need to know more about the Construction Playbook and opportunities and benefits of embedding its principles into everyday practice. How is the Construction Leadership Council supporting both the Playbook and broader delivery of TIP

Fergus Harradence, Deputy Director, Construction Team, Department for Business and Trade
Mark Reynolds, Chair, Construction Leadership Council and Group Chair, Mace

12.15-12.30

Environmental transformation

Putting environmental transformation central to infrastructure plans – embedding outcomes for people and planet in decision making and leveraging the focus on carbon to drive better outcomes

Jo Jolly, Head of Project Futures, Infrastructure and Projects Authority

12.30-12.45

Value Toolkit implementation: lessons from the front line

Jeremy Galpin, Costain

12.45-13.00

Delivering value through the Platform Approach

The Construction Innovation Hub’s funding from UKRI finished in March with the publication of an update to the Product Platform Rulebook and a series of supporting reports. What does this mean for industry and how will adopting a platform approach support delivering value?

Trudi Sully, Impact Lead, Mott MacDonald

13.00-13.30

Break

13.30-13.50

Driving the decarbonisation of infrastructure: how PAS2080 makes it happen

Dr Thomas McLenachan, Head of Systems, Future Transport Systems & Environment, Department for Transport
Stuart Cannon, Sustainability, Resilience and Climate Change Consultant, Arup
Damien Canning, Transport Climate Change Lead, Mott MacDonald 

13.50-14.05

Automated design and platform approaches

Unlocking manufacturing approaches to construction through the application of automated design and platform approaches to construction.

Jaimie Johnston MBE, Head of Global Systems, Bryden Wood

14.05-14.20

A roadmap to autonomous construction plant

Connected and autonomous construction equipment is set to revolutionise construction safety and bring productivity gains.

Ianto Guy, Practice Lead – Data & Digital, TRL

14.20-14.40

Modular Bridge Construction and Digital Configuration

A client’s and contractor’s viewpoint on the benefits and challenges of adopting modular offsite solutions, design automation and standardisation. Including a case study on Laing O’Rourke’s modular offsite “kit of parts” approach to bridge construction and digital configuration.

David Bray, Program Director Smart Motorways, National Highways
Phil Robinson, Technical Lead for Digital/Modular bridges, Laing O’Rourke

14.40-15.00

Implementing the NIC Design Principles and establishing board-level project Design Champions

Over the past few months, the NIC Design Group has partnered with 10 institutions (the Design Council, MPA, Landscape Institute, IAM, PINS, RIBA, GIIA, ICE, IPA, CIC) to host a series of round tables to support the implementation of the NIC Design Principles (climate, people, places, value) and NIC’s recommendation that that every nationally significant infrastructure project has a board-level Design Champion supported by a design panel. This session distills the findings.

Maddie Kessler, Principal, Madeleine Kessler Architecture and NIC Design Group Member
Judith Sykes, Senior Director, Expedition Engineering and NIC Design Group Member

Moderator for closing sessions:
Dr Janet Young, Director General, Institution of Civil Engineers

15.00-15.25

Improving performance and effectiveness of the built environment system

Mark Enzer, Chief Technical Officer, Mott MacDonald
Alexandra Bolton, former Executive Director, Centre for Digital Built Britain
Mark Coates, International Director of Public Policy and Advocacy, Bentley Systems

15.25-15.40

Solutions for improving productivity

Based on work with HS2, NH, NR, TfL and others, what are the key factors and solutions for improving productivity (effectiveness and efficiency) in infrastructure delivery?

Ed McCann, Senior Director Expedition Engineering; Immediate Past President, Institution of Civil Engineers

15.40-15.55

Improving productivity fireside chat

Ed McCann, Senior Director Expedition Engineering; Immediate Past President, Institution of Civil Engineers
Sirish Parekh, Head of Estimating Performance, Benchmarking and Data, IPA

15.55-16.00

Closing remarks

Dr Janet Young, Director General, Institution of Civil Engineers