Infrastructure Investment Board
Overview
The Infrastructure Investment Board (IIB) oversees Scotland's infrastructure portfolio. It has strategic oversight of infrastructure planning and advises Ministers on capital investment.
The IIB supports the ongoing development of Scotland's infrastructure strategy. It builds on the current infrastructure pipeline, capital budget and spending review processes. This work includes:
- considering the full lifecycle of assets, including maintenance and replacement needs
- ensuring the portfolio balances ministerial priorities, legal duties and corporate infrastructure risks
- improving how we prioritise infrastructure investments across different sectors
The IIB also considers infrastructure business cases. The Infrastructure Business Case Group (IBCG) supports this work.
The IIB promotes strong governance, effective processes and high-quality data. This helps build confidence in investment decisions and supports the successful delivery of infrastructure across the Scottish Government (SG).
Members
- Richard McCallum, Director of Public Spending
- Gregor Irwin, Director-General (DG) Economy
- Andrew Kerr, DG Net Zero
- Fiona Simpson, Chief Planner
- Alan Morrison, Deputy Director of Health Infrastructure
- Catriona Dalrymple, Director of Justice
- Clare Hicks, Director of Education Reform
- Will Tyler-Greig, Deputy Director, More Homes
- Alison Irvine, Chief Executive, Transport Scotland
- Morag Angus, Chief Surveyor
- Nikki Archer, Deputy Director of Procurement and Programme and Project Management Policy and Strategy
- Peter Reekie, Chief Executive, Scottish Futures Trust
- Jenny Stewart, Non-Executive Director
Secretariat
- Rebecca Winterstein, SG Board Secretary
- Emma Cairns, SG Board Secretary