T0666 National Enforcement Strategy and Coordination Project (NESCO)
Details
- Supplier(s)
- WSP UK Limited
- Value
- £243,225.74
- Duration
- 10 months
- Topic
- Development consultancy services
- Published
- 27 June 2025
- Source
- uk:contracts_finder
Tender description
National Highways owns and maintains a variety of technology-led traffic enforcements assets on the SRN. These assets are part of important measures to influence driver compliance and improve safety. Examples include: - Highways Agency Digital Enforcement Compliance System (HADECS) - Temporary Automatic Speed Camera System (TASCAR). Our assets are deployed across all regions of our network which requires extensive partnership working with all Policing regions. The complex technical nature of this field and the large number of enforcement stakeholders means that National Highways has a requirement for specialist technical guidance and support. National Highways - working with our approved enforcement technology suppliers - is responsible for the development, installation, calibration and ongoing maintenance of these assets. National Highways also provides a financial contribution to Police forces to support the day-to-day enforcement function. This is provided by the Operations Directorate and delivered by the Regional Enforcement Coordinator role. Some functions in the enforcement area are overseen by the Compliance Team in the Road Safety Division of Safety Engineering and Standards Directorate. The Compliance Team houses the National and Deputy National Enforcement Coordinator roles. The role of the Compliance Team - and by association this commission - is to ensure National Highways can realise the largest possible safety outcomes and value for money from our technology-led enforcement. This in part is achieved via the development of Policies, Standards, and Guidance, but also includes the commissioning of research projects to inform the work of the Team and our internal and external stakeholders.
Timeline
- Completed: Award date10 June 2025
- Completed: Award published27 June 2025Current notice
- Completed: Contract expiry date31 March 2026
About the buyer
National Highways is the government company that plans, designs, builds, operates and maintains England's motorways and major A roads, and buys as a central government body. Most work reaches the market through framework contracts covering major schemes and routine maintenance. A social enterprise dynamic purchasing system also opens smaller contracts to voluntary and community organisations.
Over the past 5 years, most of National Highways Limited's contract awards have been in construction work, transport equipment and research and development.
Decision makers
Connect with the people behind this procurement.
| Contact name | Job title | Phone number | Work email |
|---|---|---|---|
| Head of Procurement | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@national-highways-limited.gov | |
| Commercial Director | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@national-highways-limited.gov | |
| Procurement Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@national-highways-limited.gov | |
| Category Lead | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@national-highways-limited.gov | |
| Senior Buyer | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@national-highways-limited.gov | |
| Contracts Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@national-highways-limited.gov |
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