Event organised by ICE
Free
Book nowJoin Technician Fellows and other senior experts for a collaborative online roundtable discussion on the real-world challenges of project delivery.
Prompted by the ICE Green Paper consultation, “Why Do Major Infrastructure Projects Cost So Much and Take So Long?”, this inaugural fellow's breakfast invites technicians to explore everyday issues, from compliance and constructability to delivery delays, and the mixed impact of digital tools.
We’ll share stories, compare experiences, and consider submitting a technician-led response to ICE’s national consultation, highlighting how technician insight can shape how infrastructure is planned, scoped, and delivered.
This roundtable also builds connections among senior technicians, creating a space for shared learning and influence within the ICE and across the wider industry.
The local Thames Valley ICE branch is hosting a Fellows Breakfast lead by Liam Kimberley and Tom Price, to engage in a conversation about “Why Do Major Infrastructure Projects Cost So Much and Take So Long?”
Arrival welcome and introduction followed by opening speech
Opening speech – Why a technician insight is critical to success on Major Infrastructure Projects
Open Discussion
Where do we see inefficiencies? What’s working? What slows us down? What could be better?
Summary and Next Steps - Gather key themes and seek volunteers to agree to work together and contribute to a technician-led response to ICE’s national consultation.
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Informed Engineering Limited
managing director and mental health first aider
Tom Price EngTech FICE ACIArb is the Chief Executive Officer of Informed Engineering. Tom has a proven track record of project managing CDE migrations, developing strategies and implementing processes, and delivering to standards on multiple high-profile civil infrastructure projects.
Tony Gee
BIM director
Liam Kimberley is a Fellow of the ICE and BIM Director at Tony Gee. With a career grounded in civil engineering and detailed design delivery as a technician, he now leads improvements in infrastructure project workflows to ensure design information supports both construction and client outcomes.
He has mentored senior technicians and continues to advocate for clearer progression routes and greater recognition for technicians across the industry.
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