T0602 Abnormal Loads Operational Process Review

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National Highways

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£25,653

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WSP

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Design and execution of research and development

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Submission Deadline

8 months ago

Published

7 months ago

Description

Abnormal Loads Operational Process Review
To enable NH to achieve our vision of having a nationally consistent approach we are seeking support of a Consultant experienced in business transformation. 

The scope of this project is expected to cover:
-	Review of existing process.
-	Review the current resource within the business allocated to processing abnormal loads notifications.
-	Review resilience of the service.
-	Review the data and systems used to process notification.
-	Identify options and recommendations to enable the business to provide a consistent and resilient service to our customers.

Findings and recommendations to be incorporated in an implementation plan  and presented in the form of a PowerPoint slide deck.

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