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Event Start:
12 Nov 2025 05:00 PM
Event End:
12 Nov 2025 08:30 PM
Location:
Edinburgh
Event Summary:

IPFA UK, Edinburgh

Technology and AI in Infrastructure: Public and Private Perspectives

Technology and AI seem set to change how Scotland's public infrastructure needs are determined, procured, documented, and monitored.

Join our expert panel, featuring leaders from both the public and private sectors, as they explore perspectives and lessons learned in the adoption of technology in public sector infrastructure in Scotland.

They will discuss the potential of AI in the procurement of major infrastructure projects touching on tenders, bid production and evaluation, speak to analysing investment opportunities, monitoring project delivery and the "smart contracts".

We look forward to seeing you there!

Speakers: 

- Moderator: Rod Munro, Partner at Morton Fraser MacRoberts/IPFA UK Council member

- Paul Dodd, Head of Improving Project Delivery & Infrastructure Technology at Scottish Futures Trust

- Susan Hill, Managing Legal Counsel, Commercial, Procurement, PFI and Employment at Scottish Water

- Matt Lowe, Associate Director, Contract Services (Procurement) CS AI Lead at Turner and Townsend

- Jon Newman, Principal Consultant - Contract Services, Claims and Disputes (C&D) C&D Digital and AI Lead at Turner and Townsend

Event Details

Registration and networking: 5.00pm  

Discussion begins: 5.30pm

Event ends: 8.00pm

Format: In-person briefing; panel discussion followed by a Q&A and networking

Address: Morton Fraser MacRoberts Offices, 9 Haymarket Square, Edinburgh EH3 8RY

Hosts

Organisation:
Morton Fraser MacRoberts LLP

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