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.

For more than a decade, our sectors have observed a growing interest from third country SOEs in the European procurement market for construction works, dredging services and rail equipment. This phenomenon has accelerated over the last three years. ...

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.

Infrastructure as an asset class in its own right is becoming increasingly attractive to private investors, from pension funds looking for low-risk and economically regulated assets to banks working with experienced contractors to finance large-scale ...

The EIC Autumn Conference held on 04 October 2024 in Copenhagen attracted more than 80 delegates for a discussion on how Collaborative Delivery Models (CDM) can facilitate large and complex construction projects to ensure ...

European international contractors have a long-standing record of delivering infrastructure projects in Africa, but had to progressively reduce their market presence over the past two decades due to the unlevel playing field in the competition with ...

The procurement process should inspire the participating tenderers to make optimal use of their experience, technological and financial capabilities and creativity to provide solutions which optimises the balance between technical and financial ...

EIC considers that the preferred option to implement the ‘Team Europe’ approach on the financial level would be to establish a European Climate and Sustainable Development Bank (ECSDB) based on the EIB or an EIB + subsidiary. ...

EIC welcomes the new EU Global Gateway Strategy as a positive signal to EU partners, however, delivery model for transport infrastructure needs refinement.

EIC experts were invited by FIDIC to participate in several panels of FIDIC’s 2025 International Contract Users’ Conference, perfected the excellent collaboration between FIDIC and EIC in 2025 and indicated the need for future dialogue in the coming year.

EIC supports reform of procurement to ensure fair competition beyond lowest price, enhancing focus on quality in global EIB-financed projects.

EIC announces publishment of its Guide to the FIDIC 2017 “Yellow Book” for January 2020 at FIDIC International Users Conference 2019. ...