A trio of new companies have joined the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) as associate members this week.
Blakedale, Henderson & Taylor and Re-flow Workflow Management have all joined and will benefit from several services offered by LCRIG.
Re-flow Workflow Management is a UK based software provider specialising in job, asset and scheduling management as well as collaborative working and compliance for the highways sector.
Re-flow Managing Director Mike Saunders said: “As the market leader in highways job management software, we recognise the importance of being part of the wider community, enabling us to remain ahead of the challenges our clients are facing, share best practice and be in the right place to connect with our community.
“After receiving our G-Cloud accreditation, joining LCRIG was the next logical step in engaging with the teams responsible for highways management and maintenance in the local government sector.
“We share LCRIG’s goal of enabling change in the highways community through innovation that achieves savings and efficiencies, as well as improving services and look forward to being proactive members of the group.”
Henderson & Taylor are expert civil engineers in the highways sector, delivering car park and road works projects for local authorities and private clients.
Matt Lynch, Director of Henderson & Taylor, said: “As a civil engineering and highways supplier to several local authorities across the South East of the UK, Henderson & Taylor are interested in innovations to provide environmental, personnel, and cost savings in our industry.
“We recognise the need for continual development within the construction sector and hope that our new association with LCRIG will connect us to like-minded businesses, enabling the sharing of new ideas and technologies which can transform our industry.”
Blakedale is the UK’s leading supplier of specialist traffic management and support vehicles.
David Burdess, Product Sales Manager, said: “Blakedale want to get more involved with the ‘highways community’ by being involved with any training days, member meetings, and to make further introductions that will enhance the work we do for many members already. We want to support and learn from our councils and clients UK wide.”