Treasury and IPA set out £700bn infrastructure pipeline over next 10 years

By Daniel Gayne2024-02-02T12:59:00

Large chunk of cash to be spent in next two financial years

Up to 600,000 workers will be required to carry out the £164bn of infrastructure investment planned before the next spending review, according to the government.

The Treasury, along with its advisory body the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA), this morning published is ‘National Infrastructure and Construction Pipeline’, which sets out plans for major investment in the coming years.

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