National Highways
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- Published identifier
- GB-COH 09346363
- Address
- Guildford, UKJ25, GU1 4LZ, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 20 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 24 Aug 2026
Published procurement activity · 135 tenders
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Temporary Automatic Speed Camera System (TASCAR) is an enforcement system used for the enforcement of Mandatory Speed Limits at Roadworks and used to increase speed compliance, reduce congestion and improve road user and road worker safety. It is a template which is often used as part of Agent/Contractor contracts to ensure cons
The task is part of Midlands Priorities - Pavements Asset Management Excellence initiative. It entails the development of algorithms (engine) which will allow the business to manage pavements as effectively as possible – with safety, customer & delivery in mind, as well as taking into account opex and capex constraints to maximi
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To instruct I&G Contractors Ltd to continue to manually operate the traffic lights in place on the diversion route for the M3 bridge joint replacement works on Poles Lane due to the programme over running. Lights will be manually operated between 21:00 and 06:00 while the diversion is in place to help us manage queues and optimi
Structuring Research Services for National Highways
Appointment of Cadent Gas to enable them to relocate their assets which are required to the located to enable the Park Lane Junction Improvement scheme to be progressed
UK Power Networks (Operations) Limited (CIS) Divert/Connect – A421 Marston Pumping station
Buckden to Southoe Average Speed Camera Scheme Technical verification of Jenoptik average speed camera scheme to comply with Home Office guidelines on ASC’s
The provision of a total facilities management service for National Highways buildings across all regions in England. The service is expected to commence in late 2026 and last for up to 7 years. The initial contract will support an estimated 42 buildings but include provision to support additional buildings as National Highways
This business case light requests formal approval to invest £350,270 in the financial year 2025/26 with Nottinghamshire County Council for continuation of the existing Service Agreement for the maintenance and management of National Highways traffic signals within Nottinghamshire, including the provision of personal injury colli
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