Overview
TTAP has authored Activity Management Plans for Porirua City Council (2021–2024 and 2024–2027 cycles), Tasman District Council (2024–2027) and Masterton District Council (2024–2027). Each AMP combines a Strategic Business Case, Programme Business Case, asset analysis via a custom Power BI model, programme development with economic appraisal for each asset class, and the funding application through the Transport Activity Management Plan.
What we deliver
- Asset condition assessment across pavement (sealed and unsealed), surfacing, structures (bridges, retaining walls), drainage, footpaths, traffic services (signs, signals, street lighting) and street furniture
- Renewal-cost and renewal-quantity forecasting against current condition profile
- LTP / NLTP funding-bid preparation across capex, maintenance and operations
- Levels of service framework and ONF-category alignment
Recognition
The PCC AMP programme was audited by Road Efficiency Group and achieved a No. 3 national ranking, with the score rising from 2.56 to 2.78 out of 3 — measurable evidence that the methodology stands up to external scrutiny.