Transportation Technology and Infrastructure
Our transportation experts plan and design highway networks that support economic growth and connect people, goods and services. We are at the forefront of the digital revolution – using technology to enhance our delivery and the safety and sustainability of our services across urban and inter-urban transport networks. Our team of over 250 professionals are located across twelve offices within the UK and Ireland, and operate through regional centres of excellence to deliver both local and national projects for a wide ranging spectrum of public and private clients. Working with our colleagues from transport planning and environment, we deliver schemes through the full lifecycle – from early business case through to construction supervision. At our core is an ethos that works collaboratively with our clients and partners and supports an inclusive and innovative environment.
Services
- Bridge Engineering
- BIM
- Construction Supervision
- Expert Witness Services
- Transportation Feasibility Studies
- Highway Engineering
- Intelligent Transport Systems
- Pavement Engineering
- Procurement
- Project Management
- Rail
- Risk Management
- Road Safety Audits
- Stakeholder Management
- Value Engineering
- Temporary Works Design
- Landscape and Public realm Engineering
- Flood Risk for Development
- River and Marine Engineering
Value Engineering
In these times of environmental awareness, it is of vital importance that transportation projects meet the operational performance and asset lifespan requirements, with the minimum of input in terms of construction labour, plant and materials.
Sweco’s transportation infrastructure teams understand the financial constraints transportation projects are subject to, and that competitive tenders are often won on minimised capital cost and programme duration. This sits comfortably with global sustainability goals.
Sweco have extensive experience in producing lean designs which limit the use of labour, plant and raw materials, leading to construction cost and programme benefits without compromising quality or safety. It is only by applying value engineering principles to everything that we do that we can be truly sustainable and competitive.
