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ocds-h6vhtk-065b0cPublished facts
017277-2026This is a renewal of K-Portal Licences. K-portal hosts historic data covering 4 years across 272 concrete schemes nationally. There is 32 Terra Bytes of data being hosted covering 6,730 lane Km’s. As part of the RIS 2 National Concrete Roads Programme, National Highways had access to the K-Portal, an end-to-end digital delivery platform developed and hosted by KOREC. This platform supports key project functions including: • Hosting of survey data, • Download of surveys by designers, • Upload of designs for construction, • Download of designs by contractors and, • Upload of ‘As Built’ information in real time. This extension will provide time to: • Fully evaluate the future role of K-Portal in National Highways’ digital ecosystem, • Develop and implement a sustainable data migration or integration plan if transitioning away from the platform and, • Prevent disruption to live and future projects currently using or depending on K-Portal workflows.
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017277-2026Awards and suppliers
Buyer: National Highways LimitedSupplier: KOREC (a Survey Supplies Ltd Co.)
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