Consultancy review of cost & schedule of road and rail large renewals projects

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Katy Reed

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£130,000

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Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security

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5 days from now

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2 weeks ago

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The review will look at how large renewal projects evolve through the project stages and identifying and evidencing the causation factors and drivers for project changes.  In addition, the review will look at comparisons between road and rail (and where applicable draw examples from other sectors or industries); and where efficiencies can be delivered by the grouping, packaging or bundling together of renewals projects.

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