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NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED

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About from company website

National Road Planing (NRP) is the UK's leading road planing contractor, leveraging over 30 years of industry experience and a large, technologically advanced fleet to meet diverse project requirements. The company undertakes planing contracts across the UK, from single-day hires to long-term maintenance agreements, often partnering with highways agencies and local authorities on contracts extending up to 10 years. NRP offers specialist solutions including fine milling for texture restoration, surface mining for material extraction, and surface preparation for flooring and bridge decks.

They also provide machine hire and a competitive supply of asphalt planings suitable for various applications. With a focus on innovation, NRP utilizes advanced technologies like 3D modelled planing and GPS positioning to enhance productivity, efficiency, and safety, as demonstrated at Silverstone race circuit and on the strategic road network. The company is committed to sustainability, recycling 99% of all planings and offering a 'Virtual Quarry' solution through closed-loop recycling of existing road surfaces.

They also provide a recycling route for tarbound materials via their parent company, Tarmac, mitigating hazardous waste disposal. NRP operates with over 100 planing specialists and manages various contract types, including Highways Agency MAC contracts and Annual Resurfacing Tenders.

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Project experience from company website

Silverstone

Silverstone

Reprofile the F1 circuit using precision milling systems with 3D modelled planing and GPS position control.

M54 Planing

M54 Planing

A first for the UK strategic road network using a high-performance planer.

Client · Highways England

City Centre, Cardiff

City Centre, Cardiff

Cardiff

NRP planes Covid response works in the busy city centre.

Accreditations from company website

  • Safeplane
  • RTSA
  • VESF
  • FORS
  • Investors in People

Clients mentioned from company website

Highways Agency, Highways England.

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What does NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED do?

National Road Planing (NRP) is the UK's premier road planing contractor, combining 30 years of experience with a technologically advanced fleet to offer fine milling, surface mining, and planing services nationwide. Their listed services include Road surfacing and Plant hire.

Where is NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED based?

NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED is registered at Ground Floor T3 Trinity Park, Bickenhill Lane, Birmingham, B37 7ES, in West Midlands.

What areas does NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED cover?

NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED states that it works across Nationwide.

Is NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED still trading?

Companies House lists NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED as active.

What accreditations does NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED hold?

NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED displays Safeplane, RTSA, VESF, FORS and Investors in People on its website.

What sectors does NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED work in?

NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED works in Infrastructure.

When was NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED established?

NATIONAL ROAD PLANING LIMITED was incorporated on 1993-03-18.

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