We are excited to start the year by welcoming four new supply chain organisations to our growing LCRIG community. Breheny Civil Engineering, TagMaster UK, and Triopsis have joined as new Corporate Members, bringing their expertise to our ever-expanding supply chain network. Additionally, we are delighted to welcome back MVIS, reaffirming their commitment to collaboration within our community.
These new additions mark an exciting start to the year, further strengthening our mission to drive innovation and collaboration within the highways and transport technology sector.
About our New Members
Established in 1963, Breheny operates across the eastern half of England, delivering projects for both private and public sector clients. Their expertise spans highways, civil engineering frameworks, rivers, coastal works, and canals.
Steve Dighton, Business Development Manager at Breheny, expressed his delight about joining the LCRIG community: “Breheny Civil Engineering has been building Britain’s infrastructure for over 61 years. We are delighted to become a Corporate Member of LCRIG so we can share our experience of the sector and learn new knowledge with other members of LCRIG.”
TagMaster UK develops and delivers advanced Intelligent Systems (ITS) for Smart Cities. Their sensor systems and innovative mobility technologies are designed to increase efficiency, enhance security and convenience, and reduce environmental impact.
Jonas Svensson, CEO at TagMaster UK expressed his pride: “TagMaster UK is proud to join LCRIG, aligning with its mission to drive collaboration and innovation within the highways sector. Our advanced Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and sensor-based mobility solutions support local authorities and the wider community in achieving safer, more efficient, and sustainable transport networks. We look forward to positive change and driving advancements in future technologies for the benefit of all.”
Triopsis provides workforce management and smart scheduling solutions for the highways sector. As specialists in AI driven software, Triopsis offers a range of solutions that enable organisations to complete more work with the same number of gangs driving fewer miles. Making life easier, reducing claims and CO2 emissions.
Andy Hutt, CEO at Triopsois, shared his aspirations: “We are delighted to join the LCRIG community, where we hope to learn more about the challenges facing the sector and in turn share our knowledge of AI technology that actually works in the wild. We are also keen to “collaborate to innovate” so we are open to new partnerships.”
Specialists in integrated intelligent transport systems (ITS), MVIS provides solar-powered signage and traffic management solutions to highways management organisations across the UK. Their solutions enhance road safety and efficiency.
Graeme Lee, Sales Director at MVIS, shares why he has rejoined the LCRIG community: “We are delighted to be joining up with LCRIG once again. As change, innovation and safety are at the heart of what we do, this is the very best way to connect with government, local authorities, national organisations and supply chains in the highways sector”.
LCRIG Membership
As a growing community of over 350 members consisting of government, local authorities, national organisations, supply chain, academia and associations, LCRIG is actively facilitating positive change and innovation in the highways sector.
By joining LCRIG you will connect with a community of like-minded councils, organisations and individuals, all of whom are driving change through innovation and technological advances across the local roads network.
Fully-funded places are available for public sector members, and discounted rates are available for private sector members at LCRIG events.
LCRIG membership is structured under four distinct member types. Each type providing tailored member benefits, ensuring all member organisations enjoy access to a diverse and valuable range of services.
Local highway authorities and ‘Teckal’ organisations.
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anisations providing products or services to the highways sector.
Government and professional bodies, associations, working/research groups.
Universities and academic research organisations.
As a Community Interest Company (CIC), accredited to ISO44001, the international standard for collaboration, LCRIG’s purpose is to ‘give back to the highways community’ and we are not for profit.
View our Membership Services here or contact us to find out more.