Nottinghamshire Highways Partnership (NHP) Part 2

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Client: Nottinghamshire County Council
Value: £80 million
Duration: 10 years
Completion: December 2016

Project Brief

A project that has required integration of people, practices and cultures from the public and private sectors.

The county of Nottinghamshire comprises seven District / Borough Councils. Funding of the highways network in these areas is centrally managed and co-ordinated by Nottinghamshire County Council (NCC).

Highways Operations, the County's direct labour force, maintain the highway in the four largest regions, with two operational areas in the north (Bassetlaw DC and Newark & Sherwood DC) and two in the south (Gedling BC and Rushcliffe BC). In addition, there are three Manage and Operate Partners (MOPs); Ashfield DC, Broxtowe BC and Mansfield DC, who maintain their own respective network.

The NHP was developed as a contractual arrangement by NCC to deliver highway maintenance and improvement works throughout the county. The contract requires collaborative working arrangements between Highways Operations, the three MOPs and Tarmac, who were appointed as the long term supply chain partner in January 2006. Through the 3 Counties Alliance Partnership, design support is also provided by Scott Wilson.

Download: Nottinghamshire Highways Partnership (NHP) Part 2 (pdf, 528kb)
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