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Published 08 Mar 2020

1-1009 North RTM, Trans-Pennine South RTM and Midlands RTM

Highways England · United Kingdom

Key facts

Contract value
£203,069
Awarded
26 Feb 2020
Contract starts
31 Mar 2020
Contract ends
30 Apr 2021
Procedure
Call-off from a framework agreement (framework)
Buyer type
Central government

Awarded to

SupplierValue
Atkins Limited£203,069

Description

The Highways England Regional Traffic Models (RTM) programme involved building five traffic models covering the entirety of England. The approximate geographical coverage of each of the regional models is shown in Figure 1. The models are SATURN highway models supported by DIADEM, which are run using a bespoke interface HEIDI (Highways England Integrated DIADEM Interface). Highways England is now looking to set up work packages to: - Maintain the Regional Traffic Models to ensure their continued applicability over the -2020/21 financial year; and - Undertake ad-hoc transport modelling services using the Regional Traffic Models over the same period. To maximise the efficient procurement, operation and management of these models, the five models will be grouped into two work packages as below: - Work package 1: North RTM, Trans-Pennine South RTM and Midlands RTM - Work package 2: South West RTM and South-East RTM These are to be let as two separate tenders, one as set out in this document (as Work package 1: 1-1009 North RTM, Trans-Pennine South RTM and Midlands RTM) and a second in a parallel tender (as Work package 2: 1-1008 South West RTM and South-East RTM). The five RTMs are currently maintained under existing contracts under SPaTS. The existing contracts will be superseded by the new maintenance contracts as noted above

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