Amey contract with National Highways extended by one year

Amey has secured a one-year extension to its facilities management contract with National Highways. This continuation of a long-standing partnership supports the safe and efficient operation of England’s strategic road network.

The firm provides hard and soft facilities management services across National Highways’ complex and geographically dispersed estate. These services help ensure essential facilities remain safe, compliant, resilient, and fit for purpose.

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Goals of the extension

The contract extension provides stability and continuity for both organisations. Amey and National Highways will collaborate to improve operational performance, drive sustainability initiatives, and enhance asset resilience across the network.

Craig McGilvray, Amey's complex facilities business managing director, stated that the relationship extends beyond facilities management. "Together, we are supporting the infrastructure that keeps the country moving, helping to ensure the people, places and assets behind the strategic road network can operate safely, efficiently and sustainably," he said. McGilvray added that the extension reflects the strong partnership and shared commitment to common goals, aiming to deliver operational excellence, support sustainability ambitions, and create lasting value.

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Amey's experience in the transport sector includes delivering integrated infrastructure and facilities management services in complex, highly regulated environments. The company assists clients in managing critical assets, improving performance, and achieving strategic outcomes for essential public services and national infrastructure.

Importance of facilities management

Steve Cooke, National Highways' director of estates and facilities, highlighted the importance of buildings and infrastructure. "Our buildings and other infrastructure are vital to our role of keeping England’s motorways and major A roads running safely and efficiently," Cooke said. He added that Amey’s expertise in facilities management will be key to continuing this work in the coming year.