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Integration insights gained from the Project 13 adopters

Event organised by ICE

Date
16 September 2026
Time
15:00 - 17:00 AET (GMT+10)
Location
Online
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Overview

Traditional delivery models make collaboration difficult. Siloed transactional arrangements across complex multi-party relationships create interfaces and hand-offs that impede alignment and optimisation.

Efforts to rectify these issues are often compromised by a lack of shared interests or objectives, as well as an entrenched sequential approach to procurement and stakeholder engagement.

Conversely, effective Integration in Enterprise models has vastly improved the delivery of outcomes. Best-practice Enterprises create the conditions where all contributing parties are aligned and there is visibility throughout different stages and across organisations.

When applied effectively, Integration supports a fundamental change in ways of working, shifting delivery from construction to production, creating highly standardised platforms and more productive delivery processes.

This webinar is an opportunity to understand the insights gathered from the Project 13 adopter group that have helped identify and define the features of effective Integration and the associated benefits.

This will be illustrated with examples from the Anglian Water @one Alliance and the National Highways Smart Motorways Alliance.

David Hogg from Stantec NZ will be joining the Q&A panel.

Speakers

James Redhead

James Redhead

Allora Infrastructure

infrastructure strategic advisor

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James Redhead

James specialises in improving project delivery through strategic use of digital tools, technology, and information management.

He has recently held Digital Lead roles in the energy networks and water sectors and previously worked as a civil engineer on major infrastructure projects in the UK and Australia. Combining front-line delivery experience with strategic advisory,

James translates complex client needs into practical, outcome-focused solutions. He is skilled at engaging stakeholders across all levels and aligning innovation with operational realities.

John Grimm

John Grimm

Allora Infrastructure

director

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John Grimm

While working in the Anglian Water @one alliance, John led projects and programmes that won a variety of awards and were referenced as leading case studies for sustainable construction. During this time, he also co-wrote and then launched the ICG Alliancing Code of Practice.

Building on this experience, John established the National Highways Smart Motorways Alliance that was set-up to deliver £4.5bn of investment. He subsequently became a member of the leadership team, initially with responsibility for the transformation programme and latterly as the production director.

Since joining Allora, John has supported a variety of clients, including United Utilities, Yorkshire Water and National Grid.

As an active member of the Infrastructure Client Group (ICG) and Project 13, he is developing new approaches to support the delivery of high-performing infrastructure and create a more sustainable industry.

Tony Slater

Tony Slater

United Utilities

enterprise director

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Tony Slater

Tony Slater has a demonstrable history of successful project delivery and alliancing within civil engineering and infrastructure projects. 

He is United Utilities' Enterprise Director and previously Managing Director of National Highways' SMP Alliance. Tony has significant experience leading and delivering motorway, rail, and light-rail programmes and projects.

Pouya Razavi

Pouya Razavi

Sydney Airport

commercial director - major programmes

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Pouya Razavi

Pouya is Sydney Airport's commercial director, bringing extensive experience in the commercial leadership of major infrastructure programmes and integrated delivery models.

Prior to joining Sydney Airport, he spent more than seven years at Sydney Water, where he led commercial and procurement functions supporting the delivery of major capital investments, including the Partnering for Success (P4S) framework and the North West Hub Alliance (NWHA).

His experience spans the development, procurement and operation of integrated delivery models designed to improve programme outcomes and long-term value.

David Hogg

David Hogg

Stantec NZ

Country Leader

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David Hogg

David leads Stantec's strategic, financial and business operations in New Zealand, steering teams to deliver great results for clients while achieving broader objectives. He’s driven by seeing people engaged, productive, safe, and making a real difference in their communities.

For more information please contact:

Kate Beardsley