Consultancy Support for SCOTS Roads Asset Management Project - Phase 4

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£712,450

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ATKINS LIMITED

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Highways consultancy services
Civil engineering consultancy services
General management consultancy services
Business analysis consultancy services
Technical analysis or consultancy services

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3 years ago

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Glasgow City Council on behalf of the Society of Chief Officers of Transportation in Scotland (SCOTS) and all 32 Scottish Local Authorities is seeking a provider to deliver Consultancy Support for the SCOTS Roads Asset Management Project (RAMP) - Phase 4.  This project is recognised as being of significant national importance in driving improvement in asset management practice and promoting effective maintenance of the Scottish local road network.  SCOTS have developed, in collaboration with its community, a pragmatic recommended practice framework which meets the requirements, needs and priorities of its members.
Through collaboration with SCOTS and  key stakeholders, the required services include but are not limited to: design and delivery of practitioner-level asset management training mainly via webinar and instructional video; further development of pragmatic guidance and tools - expanding the RAMP framework to meet evolving roads infrastructure maintenance challenges and needs; auditing of RAM Practices.

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