Worcestershire Highways Live Traffic Monitoring and Data Collection

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  • Road traffic-control equipment
  • Traffic-monitoring equipment
  • Traffic monitoring services
  • Installation of traffic monitoring equipment
  • Traffic control services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

Worcestershire County Council invite suitable and experienced companies to participate in tendering for the supply of a real time traffic flow management system across Worcestershire Highway Network.The purpose of the Tender is to identify a suitable organisation to supply real time traffic flow monitoring and upgrading existing sites, installation and monitoring  for new sites  and cycle monitoring across the highway network together with a GIS software that allows for the mapped display of live traffic conditions, deviation from normal conditions alerts, live vehicle emissions estimates and full historic database of traffic flow data including vehicle classification detail with intuitive analysis reports.Criteria Weighting – Cost 55%  Quality 35%  Social Value 10%It is on this basis that we invite suppliers to provide a full turn-key project compliant quotation, to deliver this project within set time scales.

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Westmorland and Furness Council is responsible for the strategic local services within the Council boundaries. The highways team within the Council is responsible for a highway's asset comprising over 4,343km of road: • 507 km of A Class Roads (Primary Route Network); • 1,606 km of B and C Class Roads (Non- Primary Route Network); • 2,230 km of Unclassified roads • 2,469 km of footways etc. • The Council also maintains the following list of structures: • 1075 council owned highway bridges • 56 council owned highway footbridges • 521 council owned and unknown ownership highway retaining walls. • 384 council owned highway culverts • 178 council owned highway culverts In house operational teams carry out a variety of maintenance works across the county. Maintaining the safety of the public and the Council's staff is a key consideration in delivering these works. Often these works require only very basic temporary traffic management measures which are carried out by the in-house teams. However more substantial works or works on busier streets require temporary traffic management works that are beyond their expertise and qualifications and require equipment not held by the in-house teams. For these schemes external specialist contractors are required to carry out the required temporary traffic management. This tender will be advertised via The Chest. If you are not already registered on the portal the help you need to get started can be found here https://www.the-chest.org.uk/. Further details will be available in the tender documents once published.

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