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 ...

Two weeks ahead of a fundamental policy shift of the World Bank, which has announced to require as of 1st September 2023 the use of Rated Criteria as the default approach for most international procurements, EIC has published a new ‘Standard ...

Consulting firms interested to submit a proposal for the CO2 Study are invited to download the Terms of Reference for further information.

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

The European Investment Bank has published the outcome of an open survey conducted by its Procurement Officen on competition beyond the EU as part of EIB's ongoing efforts to promote a level playing field for all competitors in non-EU markets.

The NEC Contract is the most popular form of contract for infrastructure works in the UK and the latest update version has been examined by EIC for its suitability for international use.The Institute of Civil Engineers published in June 2017 the ...

Deloitte's Global Powers of Construction study (GPoC) examines the strategies and performance of the most representative listed global construction groups. ...

Deloitte's Global Powers of Construction study (GPoC) examines the strategies and performance of the most representative listed global construction groups. ...

Deloitte's fourth Global Powers of Construction study (GPoC) examines the performance of the most representative listed global construction groups, and analyses mega trends for the construction industry.

Deloitte's annual European Powers of Construction study (EPoC) examines the strategies and performance of the most representative European construction groups. ...

Africa has been and will be in the future a unique partner for Europe for historical, geographical and cultural reasons. Even in an ever-globalising world, the European Union and its Member States collectively remain Africa's most important partner ...

The impacts of COVID-19 on the global construction business might prove to be detrimental. As service and product providers, the global construction business is one of the most impacted business branches: The affects both material and labour, key cos