Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022 Traffic Management Signage Requirement, including Manufacture and Supply

This ITT is for the delivery of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games (“CWG”) Traffic Management (“TM”) Signage requirement, including manufacture and delivery.

The successful management of the West Midlands road network is critical to the success of the Commonwealth Games. During the Games the road network will need to function efficiently to balance the travel movement priorities of athletes, officials and spectators with minimal disruption to businesses and residents.

We need to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the road network in support of a successful CWG. We wish to ensure that athletes, officials and other Games Family groups can travel safely, securely, reliably and efficiently around the West Midlands during Games time via a Games Route Network (GRN). We also wish to ensure that there are appropriate measures introduced around various competition and non-competition venues to balance the needs of residents and businesses with those of the safe and efficient operation of these venues. These measures are referred to as Local Area Traffic Management and Parking plans (LATMP). The GRN and LATMP are the main elements of the Traffic Management Programme.

We are currently procuring the Traffic Management Contractor to construct, deliver, implement and operate the Traffic Management for the GRN and LATMP programme under a completely separate procurement from this one.

The supplier appointed under this TM Signage Procurement will be expected to supply, manufacture, deliver all the TM Signage required for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, GRN and LATMP at competition and non-competition venues, together with any other B2022 sites requiring TM measures. The services to be delivered as part of this are, but not exclusive to:

• Manufacture of TM Signage
• Delivery of TM Signage to the Traffic Management Contractor depots

The duration of the contract is expected to be from the 14 May 2022 to the 31 August 2022.

The guide price is between £500,000 and £600,000.