Thursday, 16 May 2013
High Value Opportunities (HVO) programme
The High Value Opportunities (HVO) programme is a new approach to identifying, prioritising and supporting businesses to access large scale overseas procurement projects. Through our global network UKTI is able to provide UK businesses with an intensive level of support to access these opportunities which are worth billions and range from major infrastructure, manufacturing and engineering, through to big supply or value chain opportunities.
Through the programme, UKTI will:
Identify projects offering the most value to the UK;
Support UK businesses in developing and implementing strategies to win contracts in and around HVOs;
Through building relationships with opportunity providers, collect information on forthcoming and current High Value Opportunities globally;
Bring together expertise from across our network, alongside private sector business specialists.
Build strong relationships with key UK businesses able to deliver against these opportunities, facilitating the development of partnerships/consortia where appropriate.
Contact
For further information about the HVO programme please contact: hvopteam@ukti.gsi.gov.uk
Participation in the programme is open to businesses of all sizes. Lead contracts will often be won by larger companies, but there will also be huge supply chain opportunities for smaller companies.
Projects
UKTI has currently identified a number of priority projects covering a range of sectors, from high speed rail in the USA to healthcare opportunities across China. These projects are at various stages of their lifecycles and the specific opportunities open to UK businesses at any one time will vary.
View a Google Map of High Value Opportunities.
If you would like more information about some of these projects or would like to register your interest for a particular opportunity, please click on some of the project links in the table below.
|
ID |
Project |
Market |
Value to UK |
Transport Project
|
United Arab Emirates |
£560m |
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Hong Kong |
£1.5bn |
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India |
£319m |
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Kuwait |
£130m |
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Malaysia |
£6.3bn |
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Oman |
£1.5bn |
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Philippines |
£750m |
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Qatar |
£700m |
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Saudi Arabia |
£795m |
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Singapore |
£630m |
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Taiwan |
£200m |
Energy Projects
|
Australia |
£300m |
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Brazil |
£1.6bn |
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China |
£1.6bn |
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Iraq |
£75m |
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Kazakhstan |
£36m |
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Mexico |
TBC |
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Saudi Arabia |
£208m |
Sports Infrastructure Projects
|
Brazil |
£1.8bn |
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|
Brazil |
£3.4bn |
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Qatar |
£400m |
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|
Russian Federation |
£50m |
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|
Russian Federation |
£150m |
Health Infrastructure Projects
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China |
£250m |
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Kuwait |
£250m |
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Saudi Arabia |
£825m |
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South Africa |
£880m |
Urban Development & Infrastructure Projects
|
United Arab Emirates |
£1bn |
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Brazil |
£600m |
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China |
TBC |
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|
China |
£870m |
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|
Denmark |
£350m |
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Hong Kong |
£720m |
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|
Hong Kong |
£255m |
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|
Hong Kong & Macau |
£400m |
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|
India |
£250m |
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|
India |
£1.7m |
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Kuwait |
£1bn |
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|
Kuwait |
£700m |
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|
LBY-[1] |
Libya Reconstruction |
Libya |
£500m |
|
Expansion of profitable leisure & retail and gaming infrastructure |
Macau |
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Russian Federation |
£300m |
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Saudi Arabia |
£600m |
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Singapore |
£150m |
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Taiwan |
£80m |
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Mexico |
£2.9bn |
Environment, Water & Related
|
Saudi Arabia |
£120m |
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|
South Africa |
£250m |
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