Out with the old, in with…the old17/08/2020 Responsibility for managing and maintaining the trunk road network in the South of Scotland is in (nearly) new hands. |
Amey scoops £35m Bradford street lights deal13/08/2020 Bradford Metropolitan District Council has awarded Amey a contract worth around £35m over four years to upgrade its street lighting and help it develop as a smart city. |
Sensors test ahead of Forth crossings handover11/08/2020 The Queensferry Crossing will partially close overnight this weekend to allow for the final calibration of structural health monitoring sensors. |
Amey bridges gap from Forth to Severn06/08/2020 Highways England has awarded Amey a 15-year Specialist Bridge Inspection and Maintenance contract worth £16m a year. |
Amey appoints new transport infrastructure boss09/07/2020 Amey has appointed former Murphy Group boss, Peter Anderson, as managing director of its Transport Infrastructure business. |
Hindle takes the top job at Kier Highways06/02/2020 Kier has appointed Nicola Hindle as group managing director for its highways business, taking over the role vacated last year by Dave Wright. |
West Sussex pays out £4m after Amey legal challenge05/02/2020 West Sussex County Council has paid £4m in compensation to Amey over a contested highways procurement process. |
Amey to carry on in North Lanarkshire in £49m deal20/01/2020 Amey has secured a three-year extension worth £49m to its highways maintenance and management contract with North Lanarkshire Council. |
Fisher lands Amey job as Milner departs12/12/2019 Amey has appointed Amanda Fisher as acting CEO after showing the door to incumbent Andy Milner. |
All hands on the highway deck in Sheffield02/12/2019 When rain and floods hit South Yorkshire early in November, Amey, which provides highway maintenance services to Sheffield City Council through the £2bn ‘Streets Ahead’ PFI contract, was in the front line. Highways gets a briefing on its efforts. |
Amey celebrates Owen Williams Group's 100 years29/11/2019 In the lavish main hall of One Great George Street, home of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Amey celebrated the centenary of Sir Owen Williams' engineering practice, which was bought by the company in 2006. |
Birmingham seeks £85m interim highways contractor22/08/2019 Birmingham City Council’s highways PFI vehicle has launched a search for a subcontractor to operate and maintain the city’s roads for a 15-month period in a deal worth up to £85m. |
Amey seeks consistency after £428m loss01/08/2019 Amey UK Plc has posted a loss of £428m for 2018 after extricating itself from the controversial Birmingham Highways PFI. |
Amey pays £215m to end Birmingham PFI03/07/2019 Amey has agreed to pay Birmingham City Council £215m to terminate its Highways PFI contract following a high profile court case. |
Analysis: Citizen engagement at the heart of tomorrow’s services19/06/2019 Amey business director (highways) David Ogden looks at citizen engagement and its role in the future of highways / public services. |
Amey appoints former Colas boss to Highways team10/06/2019 Amey has appointed former Colas boss Peter Bamfield to its Highways Executive team as a business director, taking over the management of Amey’s maintenance and management contract with Sheffield City Council. |
Four win places on Midlands £70m framework29/05/2019 The Midlands Highways Alliance has announced the four suppliers who have won places on its new professional services framework, which could be worth up to £70m over four years. |
Birmingham members reserve final say on Amey settlement23/05/2019 The final details of a settlement between Birmingham City Council and highways contractor Amey will go before senior councillors next month. |
Birmingham councillors to agree Amey settlement22/05/2019 Birmingham City Council’s cabinet is to decide on terms to end its fraught highways contract with Amey at a meeting tomorrow. |
Will Amey and Birmingham finally part ways?26/04/2019 Reports suggest a final decision may be close in the ongoing disputes between Amey and Birmingham City Council over its PFI debacle. |
Transport planners call time on major road schemes
'Perplexing and offensive': Highways England faces controversial rebrand
EHA framework hits £400m round three
Police must adopt covert anti-speeding operations, report says
