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Highways England

T0372 Road to Zero Harm Phase 2-5

R&DCPV 73000000
Value£319k
Deadline9 Aug 2022
Published8 Sept 2022
RegionUK-wide
Timeline
Published 8 Sept 2022ClosedCloses 9 Aug 2022
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£319ktotal contract value
median £66k
this tender£0£561k

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The brief

The aim of this programme is to develop a roadmap which will be formulated into an effective and economically efficient road safety action plan, primarily but not exclusively for National Highways.

The roadmap will list the specific countermeasures that, over defined timeframes, can ensure National Highways achieves its longer term Zero Harm target; in other words it will act as a 'what' to the 'why' represented by the vision of Zero Harm.

The action plan will define the detailed actions that need to be taken by National Highways in order to enable the countermeasures to be implemented; in other words, it will be the 'how'.

The success of this roadmap and the action plan relies on achieving the buy in, and active participation from the full range of external organisations responsible for safety critical aspects of the road system These organisations have important stakes in road safety, nationally, and on the SRN and the development processes and evolution of the roadmap needs to be auditable and defendable.

All work must be evidence-based, with the reasons for the inclusion and exclusion of approaches or countermeasures clear and defensible throughout the development process.

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

01

The roadmap will list the specific countermeasures

The roadmap will list the specific countermeasures that, over defined timeframes, can ensure National Highways achieves its longer term Zero Harm target; in other words it will act as a 'what' to the 'why' represented by the vision of Zero Harm.

02

The action plan will define the detailed

The action plan will define the detailed actions that need to be taken by National Highways in order to enable the countermeasures to be implemented; in other words, it will be the 'how'.

03

The success of this roadmap and

The success of this roadmap and the action plan relies on achieving the buy in, and active participation from the full range of external organisations responsible for safety critical aspects of the road system.

04

These organisations have important stakes in road

These organisations have important stakes in road safety, nationally, and on the SRN and the development processes and evolution of the roadmap needs to be auditable and defendable.

05

All work must be evidence-based, with

All work must be evidence-based, with the reasons for the inclusion and exclusion of approaches or countermeasures clear and defensible throughout the development process.

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