29 July 2010
Blueprint to Improve Performance Efficiencies
A blueprint to improve performance and efficiency in the highways maintenance industry to aid cash-strapped councils under fire from government cuts is being produced by a leading trade body.
28 July 2010
New Head for Britains Leading Highways Trade Body
The new head of Britain’s leading highways trade body has vowed to ‘develop stronger, productive and results-orientated outcomes across the sector’ despite the pressures of Government spending cuts.
Philip Hoare was appointed new chairman of the Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) at the organisations AGM in London last week and immediately committed the organisation to further improving the quality of highways management and maintenance in a bid to reinforce the message that reliable and safe roads are paramount to the social and economic needs of the nation.
- Members
- Amey LG Limited
- Atkins
- Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Services
- BAM Nuttall Ltd
- BEAR Scotland
- Carillion
- Colas
- Costain
- Enterprise
- Halcrow Group Ltd
- Hyder Consulting
- Jacobs UK Limited
- May Gurney Ltd
- GallifordTry Infrastructure Ltd
- Mott MacDonald
- Mouchel
- Ringway
- Skanska Infrastructure Services
- Scott Wilson
- Tarmac
- VolkerHighways
Enterprise is based in the North West of England and operates on a national basis. It is a support services company that provides infrastructure maintenance activities for the public sector, the utilities industry and other large organisations.
The company has an annualised revenue of around £1.2bn. It has been serving the UK public sector for over 20 years and the utility markets for over 40 years.
Enterprise is driven by five principles that are integral to its business strategy; Health and safety is the top priority followed by performance improvement and best value, information technology, partnership and people and corporate responsibility.
Its main activities include; highways repair and maintenance for the Highways Agency, Staffordshire County Council and Transport for London, utility infrastructure repair for BT, Severn Trent and Scottish Power and public sector service delivery for Liverpool City Council, several London boroughs and Wolverhampton City Council, to name but a few. It is privately owned by 3i and the management and is backed by major UK and international banks.
Contact details
Enterprise
Trident 1,
Trident Park
Basil Hill Road
Didcot OX11 7HJ
Tel: 01235 515 800