HMEP is a sector-led transformation programme designed to maximise returns from highways investment and deliver efficient and effective services. Aimed at the local highways sector, the programme runs to 2018 and is sponsored by the Department for Transport who are providing £6 million funding.
HMEP is a partnership between public and private sectors, and the programme team consists of representatives from local and highway authorities, companies and central government.
The foundation stones for HMEP will be:
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HMEP will provide practical guidance on highway maintenance efficiencies that will be of interest to local authorities, supplier organisations and representative bodies.
Here we will develop new efficiencies initiatives and options, to help deliver opportunities for efficiencies.
Read the latest news from the HMEP programme.
This review is looking at the best ways for addressing the problem of potholes.
HMEP is keen to share your efficiency stories and proposals. Here you can find out how to submit your proposals to the programme.
The Knowledge Hub will be a repository of tools and case studies on efficiencies in highway maintenance.
The Strategic Review will provide a diagnostic framework to help local highway authorities identify and prioritise ways to improve their services.