Who won: Highway Infrastructure Maintenance

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This contract is for the provision of highway infrastructure maintenance across TfWM's asset portfolio (bus shelters, totems, cycle and mobility hubs and all park and ride sites), including proactive and reactive maintenance tasks. This contract also includes the maintenance and updating of bus flags, which will be updated during network stability periods (NSPs). The successful supplier will be required to provide a space where spare parts and out of use assets can be stored throughout the contract term. All of the requirements will be fulfilled by a single supplier, as a single point of contact for TfWM. There are 4 key areas aligned with the requirements set out in this specification, these are: - Reactive Highway Infrastructure Maintenance - Planned Highway Infrastructure Maintenance - Passenger Information - Storage of spares and out of use assets The Service Provider will provide TfWM with a service, including a number of dedicated operatives and vehicles, complete with a suitable smart mobile communication system that is compatible with TfWM's asset management IT system for the electronic upload of data relating to inspections, examinations, fault reporting, work completion r

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