VRMC South Central contract awarded to Service Stream

Service Stream has been awarded the Metropolitan Victorian Road Maintenance Contract (VRMC) - South Central Region by the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) Victoria.

The contract will commence 1 July 2024 under an initial four-year contract term with two 2-year extension options.
 

Under the contract, Service Stream will provide road maintenance and associated roadside infrastructure maintenance across the South Central metropolitan region - maintaining the State's roads in the following municipalities:
 

• Bayside,
• Boroondara,
• Frankston,
• Glen Eira,
• Greater Dandenong,
• Kingston,
• Monash,
• Mornington Peninsula,
• Stonnington, and
• Whitehorse.

The maintenance area includes 4,213 lane kilometres and 1,034 associated structures such as bridges, major culverts, major sign structures, noise barriers and retaining walls.
 

Our scope of works include:
 

• Data and Systems,
• Routine Maintenance,
• Planned Maintenance,
• Program Management Services,
• Term Routine Maintenance Services, and
• Competitive Works.

“We are pleased to bring our extensive history and expertise in asset management and road maintenance to support the Victorian Government and DTP in the delivery and evolution of the transformative VRMC approach,” says Drew Morrison, VRMC Project Director, Service Stream.

“Our dedicated and highly skilled teams are mobilising in preparation for the commencement of this contract in July, and we look forward to delivering great outcomes for DTP and the thousands of road users that rely on these roads every day.”
 

The Metropolitan VRMC is the next step for the Victorian Government and DTP in their transformation plan to achieve a consistent statewide performance-based approach to road maintenance across the state of Victoria.