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Lecture

A9 Dualling Project

Event organised by ICE

Date
26 February 2025
Time
18:00 - 19:30 GMT
Location
UHI Inverness – Main Lecture Theatre
Campus 1
Inverness, IV2 5NA
United Kingdom
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Overview

A presentation on the latest progress of the A9 Dualling, discussing the latest programme of the overall project. 

The presentation will be given by Lawrence Shackman, Director of Major Projects at Transport Scotland. The presentation will give an overview of the project, the key challenges and community benefits. The latest programme of works will be discussed as well the timing of future stages. 

There will be light refreshments from 17.30 for those attending in person.

Venue

UHI Inverness – Main Lecture Theatre
Campus 1
Inverness
IV2 5NA

Programme

17:30 - 18:00

Refreshments and networking (in person)

18:00 - 18:45

Presentation

18:45 - 19:30

Q&A

19:30

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Speaker

Lawrence Shackman

Lawrence Shackman

Transport Scotland

director major projects

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Lawrence Shackman

With over 39 years’ engineering experience Lawrence is currently Transport Scotland’s director of major projects. Responsible for the roads programme, including the £multibillion A9 and A96 Dualling projects, he is also director of purchasing.

This follows various roles within Transport Scotland including head of rail projects and technical services, with the most notable role being project manager for the iconic £1.35 billion Queensferry Crossing where Lawrence saw the project through from inception to completion over an 11 year period, and gained the Royal Academy of Engineering Major Projects Award in 2020 for his role.

In his early career, Lawrence was a project manager with Thorburn Colquhoun, now AECOM, working extensively on the £multi million, 45 mile long A14 M1-A1 link road.

Lawrence is actively involved with the Institution of Civil Engineers, having been chair of ICE Scotland (2017/18) and Glasgow and West of Scotland (2014/15). He is also Transport Scotland’s supervising civil engineer responsible for ICE graduate training.