I reviewed the official UK Infrastructure: A 10 Year Strategy and its accompanying materials:The main policy document and news release (published 19 June 2025) describe funding totals—such as £725 billion over the next decade, including at least £9 billion in 2025–26 and rising to over £10 billion annually by 2034–35 .
However, neither the core strategy document nor its summary explicitly name any private companies receiving funding or contracts.Institutional entities such as the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA), National Wealth Fund, and public financing mechanisms are mentioned, but no specific private-sector firms are listed with associated monetary allocations .In short: No individual companies are named in the government’s 10‑year strategy, and therefore no amounts are attributed to particular private-sector firms.
No company is mentioned. As it doesn't work that way.
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