Amey has secured a one-year extension to its facilities management contract with National Highways. The contract supports the safe and efficient operation of England’s strategic road network.
Maintaining a complex estate
Amey delivers both hard and soft facilities management services across National Highways’ wide-ranging estate. This includes maintaining buildings and infrastructure to ensure they remain safe, compliant with regulations, and fit for purpose. The services help underpin National Highways’ ability to manage one of the UK’s largest and most important road networks.
Working towards shared goals
The contract extension provides stability and continuity while both organisations collaborate on objectives such as improving operational performance and increasing asset resilience. Amey and National Highways also focus on driving sustainability and realising long-term value from the public estate.
Supporting infrastructure and users
Craig McGilvray, Managing Director at Amey, says the relationship extends beyond typical facilities management. He emphasises the role the partnership plays in supporting infrastructure that keeps the country moving. The extended contract allows the companies to continue delivering operational excellence and contribute to sustainability ambitions.
Essential to safe, efficient roads
Steve Cooke, National Highways Director of Estates and Facilities, highlights the importance of buildings and associated infrastructure for keeping motorways and major A roads running safely and efficiently. He notes Amey’s expertise will be key to this work in the year ahead.
Experience in regulated environments
Amey draws on extensive experience delivering integrated infrastructure and facilities management services in complex and regulated settings. Through long-term partnerships, it helps clients manage critical assets, improve operational performance, and support public services and national infrastructure.
