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Improving variable speed limits. Reducing the infrastructure gap with portable VMS and electronic billboards

Highways England Published 24 Jul 2020 Contracts Finder
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key details

Value£64,241
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 73000000
RegionLondon
Deadline17 Jul 2020
Contract start24 Jul 2020
Contract end31 Mar 2021
Procedureselective
SME suitableNo
OCIDocds-b5fd17-ac860c5b-8107-4b33-b2e5-c4fac97d1e70

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
Atkins/Jacobs £64,241 23 Jul 2020 active

description

Highways England's Customer Service Strategy seeks to deliver better conversations and better journeys. It outlines that we need to deliver the basics to our customers, including trusted information via variable signs and signals (VSS). Our customers want information they can trust and that allows them to remain in control of their journeys. We need to better understand the gaps in our VSS infrastructure and the feasibility of reducing this gap, to increase our capability to provide roadside information across the network and improve the service we are providing.

Highways England is looking to set up a contract for the provision of technical consultancy support to establish the feasibility of reducing the VSS infrastructure gap with portable variable message signs (VMS) and electronic billboards. We also want to explore how we can provide the most impactful information on our travel time VMS. Consultancy support is required to:

Research, identify and assess the infrastructure gaps.
Research and assess the feasibility of reducing the infrastructure gaps.
Research and assess the feasibility of different TT VMS options.
Compile a comprehensive report, with recommendations.

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

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24 Jul 2020 Award (award) · 159a3972-8388-4292-abd6-47465c1a1d79-372369

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