The EIC Position Paper on Collaborative Delivery Models calls for a shift towards partnership-based, quality-driven procurement to improve efficiency, innovation and risk-sharing in infrastructure projects.

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.

What capabilities must a public infrastructure buyer possess to engage effectively with different delivery models—and how do these capabilities shape make-or-buy decisions, risk allocation, and performance outcomes?

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.