Infrastructure Guidelines (IGs) Review and Submission Schedule

Submission Deadline and Committee and Board Meeting Schedule

Submission Deadline and Committee and Board Meeting Schedule

The submission deadline for consideration at CPC/Board is typically the date of the Board meeting in the preceding month as outlined below.  The Capital Programme Committee meets in the week preceding the board.

Submission deadline and Board Meeting schedule 20261

Deadline for submission of IG deliverables
for consideration at CPC/Board in the next month
Board Meeting
Monday 8 December 2025 Friday 9 January 2026
Friday 16 January 2026 Friday 20 February 2026
Thursday 12 February 2026 Thursday 12 March 2026
Thursday 12 March 2026 Friday 17 April 2026
Friday 17 April 2026 Friday 15 May 2026
Friday 15 May 2026 Thursday 11 June 2026
Thursday 11 June 2026 Thursday 9 July 2026

No meeting to be scheduled for August

Monday 24 August 2026 Thursday 24 September 2026
Thursday 24 September 2026 Thursday 22 October 2026
Thursday 22 October 2026 Friday 20 November 2026
Friday 20 November 2026 Friday 18 December 2026


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All dates are subject to change.

The material to be submitted

The material to be submitted for review is as follows:

  • Final version of the relevant IGs deliverable seeking Approval Gate Approval
    • Preliminary Business Case [PBC];
    • Detailed Business Case, Project Execution Plan and Procurement Strategy [DBCPEPPS]; or
    • Final Business Case [FBC].
  • Final version of the documents which TAF also requires submission to the Approving Authority.
    • Prior to PBC: Project/Programme Outline Document [POD] (only for schemes with estimated capital costs over €20m)
    • Between the submissions of the POD and PBC: Longlist Assessment Report [LAR] (only for schemes with estimated total costs over €200m).
  • Please bear in mind that the review will be conducted only on final versions, and not on Drafts. All legible intended appendices should also be submitted accompanying the full report.
  • An executive summary report is required if the full document is greater than 10 pages. As a general guideline, the executive summary report should be no more than 10% in length of the full document.