The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport held their 2016 Annual Awards Dinner in Wellington on October 10th. The Bluetooth Trial for Visitor Drivers, a PPP between the Ministry, the Transport Agency, and three private entities, including Resolve Group, won in its category –  Safety, Security and Environmental Innovation. Peter Bailey and Rick van Barneveld have been closely involved with the project since its inception, and were gratified to note that, as the MC said on the night, the Minister looked very pleased! Henry Pretorius, of the Transport Agency, gave a special shout out to Resolve Group for preparing the winning submission.

The recipients of the Award representing the Transport Agency, the Ministry of Transport, GO Rentals and HMI Technologies, with Rick van Barneveld (first on left) and Peter Bailey (third from left) from Resolve Group, and Leonard Sampson (second from left) who presented the award.

Every year, Civil Contractors New Zealand Inc (an organisation which represents the interests and aspirations of over 600 members including large, medium-sized and small businesses in civil engineering, construction and general contracting), holds a nationwide competition for the country’s best, in five categories.

On August 5, the Auckland Motorway Alliance’s exceptional performance and commitment to operational excellence, partnering and collaboration were recognised as market leading and it was named winner of the “Excellence in the maintenance and management of assets” category.

Resolve Group has been a member of the Alliance, which has a contract to operate and maintain Auckland’s motorway network, since its inception in 2008.