The plan has 30 points to speed up decisions.
Building representatives say they hope the Government's ambition for infrastructure projects will be backed by real action.
The Construction Industry Federation has welcomed the Accelerate Infrastructure Action Plan, describing it as an important milestone in tackling the current deficit.
The 30 point plan aims to speed up crucial decisions around housing, public transport, water and energy infrastructure.
CIF's Western and Midlands Director Justin Molloy says the underlying details of the report are important to contractors:
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