Tag : Network Outcomes Contracts

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New Zealand’s most challenging NOC

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Fulton Hogan‘s West Coast Network Outcomes Contract (NOC) for the NZTA started in September 2015 as a collaborative partnership between five West Coast companies on...
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Road Asset Management (RAM) contracts

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Road asset management is about managing existing roads as an integrated asset in the most cost-effective manner. RICHARD SILCOCK talks with some of those involved...
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SCRIM trucks: Sharp Eyes on the Road

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The SCRIM trucks were back on our highways over the summer, with the last surveying completed over the lower North and South Island regions in January....
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Investing in roading construction: National Land Transport Programme

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GEOFF DANGERFIELD, NZTA CHIEF EXECUTIVE Parting NZTA chief executive Geoff Dangerfield puts the huge investment in the country’s roading projects into perspective. THE NEW ZEALAND...
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Network Outcomes Contracts – an industry game changer

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The Transport Agency’s new Network Outcomes Contracts (NOCs) model represents a paradigm shift in the way our highway network is maintained, and it has changed...
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All about relationships- CCNZ’s contracting industry assessment

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Civil Contractors New Zealand chief executive Peter Silcock reviews the challenges and wins of the past year and the changes the industry faces during 2016....
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Network Outcomes Contracts: early maintenance and operations model results

Vijay Naidu
Nearly halfway through the roll-out of the NZ Transport Agency’s network outcomes contracts (NOCs), early indications are that the new maintenance and operations approach is...
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Parting words from Jeremy Sole- a final column

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…much of what the organisation does is not obvious to outside observers and you can only get the value and wider knowledge by participating....