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We have completed the following inventory asset structures: Luminaires, Traffic Control Devices and Railings. The output files for these asset classes are now available.
The webinar provides an introduction to the Multi-modal framework concept as a stepping stone to a digital future providing a network model to better understand customer levels of service.
We have now completed the following inventory asset structures: Structures Group (bridges, culverts, underpasses) and non-electronic signs. The output files for these asset classes are now available.
Civil Contractors NZ is supportive of having a common standard across the NZ roading network and is collaborating with Waka Kotahi to connect them with industry.
The Asset Management Data Standard (AMDS) programme will develop and implement a national, shared data standard for land transport infrastructure assets.
The second version of the asset management data standard is being released on Friday 30 October. The second release will include three asset types: location, zones, and devices.
We release the first version of the AMDS on July 31 2020 and ask you to provide feedback; and also details about our recent AMS providers workshops, our engagement with RCAs and our upcoming AMDS online workshop are all found in this September newsletter.
A series of workshops are planned for early August to give attendees the opportunity to learn more about the AMDS and provide essential feedback to its development.
Not so long ago an investor decided some roads were costing more than they should. Roads were a mile outside 'maintenance to vehicles travelled' benchmarks and still getting road user complaints, especially from the transport sector itself.
