S30102 Third Party NSIPs Technical Partner

National Highways Limited · awarded 23 June 2026

Who

Buyer	National Highways Limited Birmingham
Supplier	Arup Aecom
Category	services
Classification	Development consultancy services CPV 73220000
Notice published	23 June 2026

What it is for

Provision of the necessary strategic, technical and programme support in relation to third-party schemes with significant impact on NH's customers and assets. There remains a degree of uncertainly around many of the third-party projects until the end of RIS3, including those which are currently paused by the developer and the future pipeline of projects that may be managed by the Client. Additionally, while we continue to collaborate closely with developers to understand any new requirements or likely changes, the scope of work required is dependent on the timelines set by third parties. Therefore, the support provided by the Consultant needs to be sufficiently flexible to strike a balance between being responsive and remaining efficient, including continued Client access to a wide range of technical knowledge and expertise in order to meet changing priorities. At the time of writing, the projects currently being managed by the Client, and are, therefore, likely to require support from the Consultant, are as below: - Heathrow Expansion - East West Rail - Northern Powerhouse Rail - Grand Union Canal - New Towns - Policy and guidance development (Engagement and Capability Plan) - Team and group-wide programme management and capability development activities More detail on the current position and milestones across each project, which may require support from the Consultant, are set out below. This high level Team programme is refreshed monthly in line with changing scope and priorities from third party developers.

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