A Balfour Beatty joint venture with South West Highways has been awarded a €55 million 10-year extension to its contract for operations and maintenance on the 102km A30/A35 main Exeter to Bere Regis road.
The contract is on behalf of Connect Roads for ultimate customer Highways England, the newly named government roads agency.
The joint venture – SWHBBIS - was appointed as the operations and maintenance contractor for this stretch of the trunk road in 1996. In 2006, the joint venture was re-appointed
A 1146 Balfour Beatty joint venture with South West Highways has been awarded a €55 million 10-year extension to its contract for operations and maintenance on the 102km A30/A35 main Exeter to Bere Regis road.
The contract is on behalf of Connect Roads for ultimate customer Highways England, the newly named government roads agency.
The joint venture – SWHBBIS - was appointed as the operations and maintenance contractor for this stretch of the trunk road in 1996. In 2006, the joint venture was re-appointed to deliver a contract with more responsibilities.
The joint venture has continued to build a strong relationship with Connect Roads, demonstrating added value and cost efficiency in its core activities of emergency response, winter and routine maintenance, and the delivery of significant life-cycle works including resurfacing over 400,000m2 of the trunk road.
David May, SWHBBIS project manager, said the site team of 20 people worked hard to ensure the contract has been a success up to now for the estimated 25,000 daily road users.
The contract extension will start October 1, 2016, and run to September 30, 2026.
The contract is on behalf of Connect Roads for ultimate customer Highways England, the newly named government roads agency.
The joint venture – SWHBBIS - was appointed as the operations and maintenance contractor for this stretch of the trunk road in 1996. In 2006, the joint venture was re-appointed to deliver a contract with more responsibilities.
The joint venture has continued to build a strong relationship with Connect Roads, demonstrating added value and cost efficiency in its core activities of emergency response, winter and routine maintenance, and the delivery of significant life-cycle works including resurfacing over 400,000m2 of the trunk road.
David May, SWHBBIS project manager, said the site team of 20 people worked hard to ensure the contract has been a success up to now for the estimated 25,000 daily road users.
The contract extension will start October 1, 2016, and run to September 30, 2026.
