Dynniq deploys first EPIC contract in Ireland

Traffic technology company Dynniq has deployed its first EPIC contract in Ireland to support Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) with its Traffic Optimisation Programme in Cork. Work delivery includes: engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras, CCTV, Variable Message Signs and Traffic Monitoring. The roadside equipment deployed in Cork is connected […]
The ‘enlightening’ lockdown period gave us time to understand our customers more, says Clearview Intelligence MD

Clearview Intelligence’s Managing Director, Nick Lanigan, talks to Adrian Tatum about how he has taken the time during lockdown to review the direction of the business, prepare for a major new launch and along with his team, understand its customers better than ever. The Clearview offices in Milton Keynes are a much more modern affair […]
NTA in Ireland allocates €55 million to cycling and walking projects

The National Transport Authority in Ireland has allocated €55m to 547 projects in 11 counties for footpaths and cycling lanes in cities, towns and villages in the country. Local authorities in the Greater Dublin Area and the metropolitan areas of Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford were eligible to apply for funding under the scheme. An […]
COVID-19 constraints means delay to tendering of Kent’s highway services contract

Kent County Council has said the difficulties caused by COVID-19 has meant it has had to delay tendering for the renewal of its highways services contract. The council said that it had grounds to extend the contract because of the ‘extreme urgency’ of the circumstances brought about by the pandemic, adding that a change of […]
North Somerset starts the search for a contractor to build its Banwell Bypass

North Somerset Council has started the search for a contractor to construct its Banwell Bypass near Weston Super Mare, which will include improvements to junction 21 of the M5 as well as flood mitigation works. The £56m project, which is to be funded by the Government’s Housing Infrastructure Fund, will support the development of future […]
Transport Scotland starts search for five consultants for £40 million framework

Transport Scotland has started the procurement process to find five consultants to provide support services under a new framework. The consultants will support Transport Scotland’s future roads related transport infrastructure projects and schemes under a new framework. According to a notice published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU), the organisation is looking […]
Mottram Bypass project plans make progress

A road project that will create a new dual carriageway from the M67 junction four to a new junction on the A57 (T), to help ease traffic on the popular Manchester to Sheffield route, has got one step closer. The joint-venture Balfour Beatty Atkins has been appointed by Highways England as its design partner for […]
A-one+ produces video to highlight the dangers of a service strike

Highways contractor A-one+, has produced a video to highlight to the supply chain the dangers of service strikes and to highlight to the workforce the importance of following safe systems of work. The video also comes at a time when the sector has seen a rose in strikes, including seven over just a two week […]
RIS 2 will support 64,000 construction jobs and deliver £14 billion worth of projects

Highways England will help support 64,000 construction industry jobs and deliver £14 billion of projects as part of its Road Investment Strategy 2 (RIS2) Delivery Plan. Launched on Friday, as reported by Highways News, the organisation said almost £11 billion will go into improving every day journeys by repairing and replacing parts of the network, […]
Over £38 million now allocated for ‘pop-up’ active travel infrastructure

Transport Scotland has now allocated £38.97 millionto local authorities for pop-up walking and cycling infrastructure through the Spaces for People initiative. All remaining applications have now been assessed to help enable physical distancing during the COVID-19 crisis, through measures such as widened pavements and temporary cycle lanes. The initiative is supporting physical distancing when walking […]