The project was formally launched on 31 January.
"We're delighted to have secured the contract that is the first of its kind for the Highways Sector," said Mobilisation Manager, James Bulleid. "Our driving priority in setting up the new business has been to create a highly-motivated, efficient and technically skilful team that is well supported and equipped to maintain the road infrastructure to the highest standards required by the Welsh Government."
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Contract Manager, Phil Davies, leads the team, which has been divided between two operating centres: Treforest, near Cardiff, managed by Philip Meecham and Kinmel Bay in North Wales, managed by Ian Billington.
A fully-integrated approach to service delivery has been adopted, with Costain staff co-located and co-ordinating the work activity from the client’s offices in the Wales Traffic Centres in Coryton and Llandudno Junction.
Advanced, application-based technology and tablet computers have been introduced to boost efficiency and eliminate paperwork. The process will also provide a detailed log of the varied assets on the motorways and trunk roads managed by the Welsh Government and create a more proactive approach to asset management and maintenance.
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