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EIC’s second CDM-Webinar explored when two-phase contracting can help manage complex infrastructure projects. Speakers stressed careful project selection, early contractor involvement and trust.

The objective of this study is to inform the EU Institutions, EU Member States and Multilateral Development Banks about existing approaches to quantify CO₂ emissions in public procurement and to assess how bidders’ capacity to reduce such emissions.

A new study provides a comparative picture of how CO₂e assessment is being integrated into public works procurement across Europe and sets out four priorities for a more consistent, proportionate and workable approach.

The EIC Autumn Conference 2026 in Istanbul looked at the challenges to the international construction sector presented by geopolitical risks, with a particular focus on the situation in Ukraine.

EIC’s first CDM webinar brought together 100+ participants to explore how collaboration can improve complex infrastructure delivery. Key themes included the right model, aligned risk and incentives, and early engagement.

The Global Europe instrument presents the opportunity to use EU external assistance funds more strategically, for EU companies and technologies in the first place, focussing on EU geopolitical and economic interest.

EIC is launching a new webinar series on Collaborative Delivery Models (CDMs), bringing together clients, contractors, consultants and legal experts to explore more collaborative approaches to major infrastructure delivery.

The EIC Workshop in Málaga on 24 April 2026 gathered over 100 delegates to discuss digitalisation, AI, and technology in infrastructure. Speakers stressed that digital tools are now essential for competitiveness, efficiency, and safety.