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Programme software for road infrastructure agencies.

We developed and deployed Phase II of PRMS for the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency.

Clients
  • Federal Roads Maintenance Agency
Why it matters

Infrastructure agencies manage work across regions, contractors and budgets. Software has to give leadership one reliable view, and still be usable by teams in the field.

  • Delivered for FERMA

    PRMS Phase II, from software development to deployment.

  • Built for mixed users

    Office, field and leadership users with different needs.

  • Supported after launch

    Documentation, training and support as part of delivery.

Challenges

Common challenges

  1. Programme data in many places

    Information sits across zones, contractors and spreadsheets.

  2. Reporting to oversight bodies

    Leadership needs consistent, timely reports.

  3. Different users, one system

    Field, office and executive users need different views.

  4. Adoption after deployment

    Systems succeed only if teams are trained to use them.

How we help

The practices this sector draws on.

Clients in this sector

  • Federal Roads Maintenance Agency
Case studies

Work in this area.

  • FERMA

    PRMS Phase II software development

    Software development for Phase II of the PRMS programme.

    OutcomeDeployment completed.

Approach

How we deliver programme systems

Phased delivery, so each phase is in use before the next begins.

  1. Step 1: Define the phase

    Scope and users for this phase.

  2. Step 2: Build and review

    Development with regular reviews.

  3. Step 3: Deploy

    Production release and configuration.

  4. Step 4: Train

    Users trained on the new phase.

Platforms

Platforms and practices

Web-based programme management
Office and leadership users
Role-based access and audit logging
Accountability for every change
Phased delivery
Each phase in use before the next

Managing a programme of works?

Tell us how information flows today and where it breaks.