Rethinking potholes
rethinking potholes
Help Surrey County Council consider new ways to increase effectiveness of pothole management and services strategy.
Rethinking potholes
rethinking potholes
Help Surrey County Council consider new ways to increase effectiveness of pothole management and services strategy.
Can you solve the Challenge?
The Council is determined to develop better road maintenance and resurfacing planning based on risk and intelligence with its current and new supply chain.
Fresh thinking is required to help in developing a business case for earlier intervention on road defects that would otherwise develop into potholes.
Following a hugely successful innovation design sprint sponsored by Kier Group, there is an open opportunity to get involved in the development of innovative projects that redefine the approach….and co-create new solutions.
We have explored what new technology, analytics, tools and methods could be used to reduce inefficiencies in the reporting and subsequent prioritisation processes?
Contact us to discover how you can get involved in the next steps.
FutureSMART services
Exploring smarter service futures
FutureSMART services
Exploring smarter service futures
Considering future services given smart metering
South East Water is exploring potential for smart meters and intelligent networks to enhance services; considering potential impacts to operations, future service mix and best approaches to customer data use and governance moving forward.
With over 40 companies participating the design sprint was a great sucess
Simplifying streetworks
Simplifying streetworks
Simplifying streetworks
Simplifying streetworks
how many people does it take to fix a pipe in a road?...
Solving a leak in the road, or replacing an asset is more complex than first appears.
SES Water (based in Redhill) are seeking to work with the broader industry to improve the efficiency of reinstatement .
The process is presently very complex involving three site visits and often meaning repeat disruptions to traffic over a period of months.
There are many stakeholders and processes involved from preliminary issue evaluations to licensing and commissioning works, materials and equipment selection and operational delivery of different repair streetworks services.
Can you help streamline the process at SES Water? Click here to find out more and get involved:
Preventing bursts
Preventing Bursts
Preventing bursts
Preventing Bursts
Mitigating the risk of bursts with data analytics
The leakage reduction team at South East Water is looking for ways to improve prevention of bursts on their distribution mains using their existing data.
Using historical data, the hackathon provides an opportunity for interested parties and potential vendors to develop and demonstrate new analysis models and tools for identifying and prioritising leakage events and new approaches to distribution main leakage management, with focus on identifying and prioritising 7-day and 60-day targets before mains failure.
With over 60 analysts participating, the event was a great success