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Friday 24th July 2009
24 July 2009
The Highways Agency has extended its contract with Taylor Woodrow Facilities Management, part of Vinci Facilities, until 2011.
The contract valued at £3.4m a year started in 2005 for the provision of FM services at seven regional control centres and 32 traffic officers' out-stations.
The buildings house IT and communication equipment in video control rooms for the Highways Agency and the police. They are operational 24 hours a day enabling the Highways Agency to manage the network and minimise congestion.
Taylor Woodrow's innovation and commercial control has resulted in annual savings of around £140,000, a statement from Vinci said.
Taylor Woodrow now provides procurement and stock management of consumables and equipment for the Highways Agency's traffic officer service vehicle fleet.
The Highways Agency has extended its contract with Taylor Woodrow Facilities Management, part of Vinci Facilities, until 2011.
The contract valued at £3.4m a year started in 2005 for the provision of FM services at seven regional control centres and 32 traffic officers' out-stations.
The buildings house IT and communication equipment in video control rooms for the Highways Agency and the police. They are operational 24 hours a day enabling the Highways Agency to manage the network and minimise congestion.
Taylor Woodrow's innovation and commercial control has resulted in annual savings of around £140,000, a statement from Vinci said.
Taylor Woodrow now provides procurement and stock management of consumables and equipment for the Highways Agency's traffic officer service vehicle fleet.