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UK Infrastructure show, new date announced

COVID-19 The UK Infrastructure Show 2020 Update
New Date Announced For Wednesday 9 September 2020
The UK Infrastructure Show 2020 (UKIS) has been following Government guidelines in respect of the ongoing concerns about the Covid 19 virus, and had been scheduled to go ahead on 22 April 2020.
Our primary concern is the health, safety and well-being of all participants in our events. While Government advice is unchanged at this point, we have decided – following feedback and consultation with key stakeholders – that we will pro-actively re-schedule the event to Wednesday 9 September 2020. While the date is new, all other aspects of the event remain the same – including the venue at The National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham.
We are disappointed not to be hosting The UK Infrastructure Show 2020 on the date we planned, but believe all involved will understand the reasons for re-scheduling. We will continue to work closely with all stakeholders and will maintain regular communications running up to the rescheduled event date.
Our focus remains on delivering an outstanding event to the standard our exhibitors, delegates and partners have come to expect and we very much look forward to welcoming the UK infrastructure procurement and supplier community to the event in September.
If you require any further details in the meantime, please do not hesitate to call 0845 270 7095 or email events@bipsolutions.com
For further information, please visit: UK Infrastructure Show 2020
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