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Case study

Scheme Delivery Framework (SDF)

Ensuring safe and reliable journeys through the SDF The SDF is a six-year comprehensive renewals framework to maintain, repair and renew England’s Strategic Road Network. The aim of the framework is to ensure safe and reliable journeys for road users, limit repeat maintenance, reduce workforce exposure to traffic and reduce the overall cost of maintaining…

Projects

Octavius has experience on a wide range of highways, rail, transport hubs and parking projects across the UK. Click the filters below to find out more.

Scheme Delivery Framework (SDF)
Scheme Delivery Framework (SDF)
Ensuring safe and reliable journeys through the SDF The SDF is a six-year comprehensive renewals framework to maintain, repair and ...
M25 Junction 13 Improvement Scheme
M25 Junction 13 Improvement Scheme
Project overview The objective of this scheme was to improve journey times and safety on one of the busiest sections  ...
Great Western Way VRS
Great Western Way VRS
Project description This scheme involved replacing and upgrading the VRS along the A3102 Great Western Way dual carriageway between Mannington ...
A30 Crooked Billet
A30 Crooked Billet
Project description and scope of works Major improvements to the A30 Crooked Billet roundabout to improve traffic flow, capacity and ...
The Hard, Multi-Modal Transport Interchange
The Hard, Multi-Modal Transport Interchange
Scope: Construction Octavius was appointed to build a new £9m transport hub to improve access to historic attractions. The Portsmouth ...
White Hart Junction – A419 Slip Road/Rail Bridge & Highways Improvements – Minimising Impacts
White Hart Junction – A419 Slip Road/Rail Bridge & Highways Improvements – Minimising Impacts
Appointed at ECI to provide buildability advice across all five NEV projects, we recognised the opportunity for collaborative TM with ...
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Gade Valley Viaduct – Offline ‘Mock ups’ benefit Customer outcomes
Gade Valley Viaduct – Offline ‘Mock ups’ benefit Customer outcomes
With vehicle numbers increasing at 7% per annum, and the estimated cost of motorway lane closures at £50,000, undertaking essential improvements to ...
Didcot Station – Temporary car deck is a speedy, sustainable, space saving solution
Didcot Station – Temporary car deck is a speedy, sustainable, space saving solution
Short on parking space and needing a permanent or temporary solution? Parking spaces are becoming an increasingly valuable commodity. Installing ...
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What our clients say about us

"As part of a value engineering exercise, Octavius proposed the opportunity to deliver an uncovered footbridge structure, to make the project more affordable in the face of increasing material costs and affordability challenges. Octavius and design partner Arcadis produced a proposal that was better value for money and saved on embodied carbon. These benefits helped Network Rail and the DfT make an informed decision on the derogation application and proceed with this solution betterment."
Becky Gray, Project Manager
Network Rail
"Thank you for the work over the last few months and especially in the last few weeks to ensure that you had a well organised operation set up over the Christmas period for the OHLE works in Swindon. The team worked hard to achieve an early completion… Please pass on my thanks to the wider team."
Laura Jones, Technical Programme & Strategic Place Delivery Manager
Swindon Borough Council
"An absolutely fantastic job by the Ewell West team in achieving the date against all odds! A significant amount of hard work has gone into getting Ewell to this point, especially over the last couple of months. Well done!"
Andy Parker, Delivery Enabling Manager – Station Enhancements and Renewals
Network Rail
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