Asset Vision is pleased to announce a significant extension to our contract with Transport for NSW (TfNSW), for supply and support of computerised maintenance management systems and associated services.

The 2+2 year contract extension demonstrates the trust TfNSW places in our platform and the value we have consistently delivered during our partnership. Under this extended agreement, Asset Vision will continue to provide and enhance our core asset and maintenance management platform.

Additionally, Asset Vision will be also utilised to support TfNSW’s forward works programming process across both State and Local Government stakeholders. Utilising Asset Vision to manage and record forward and capital works programs will enable better visibility of investment across the state.

Asset Vision’s Co-Founder and Co-CEO Damian Smith expressed his gratitude for the continued partnership, stating:

“Asset Vision was awarded its contract with TfNSW in 2018 and was quickly implemented across all of Regional NSW. Our platform provides TfNSW and its contractors a standardised means of capturing and reporting on inspections, defects and capital work improvement programmes across the road corridor network.

We are delighted to extend our partnership with TfNSW for another 4 years, and I would like to thank our client for continuing to put their trust in our company. 

Our team continues to work hard to innovate and evolve the capabilities of the Asset Vision platform.  With our AutoPilot+AI add-on being delivered as a core part of our 2024 Roadmap, we look forward to helping TfNSW solve complex day to day operational challenges, as well as provide improved data and insights for future work planning.”

Asset Vision is pleased to announce a significant extension to our contract with the Department of Transport and Planning of Victoria (DTP), for the provision of a Road Maintenance Inspection Audit and Compliance Tool.

The 2+1 contract extension, demonstrates the trust DTP places in our platform and the value we have consistently delivered during our partnership. Under this extended agreement, Asset Vision will continue to provide and enhance our core asset and maintenance management platform, Data Services and our advanced inspection capability CoPilot. This new agreement extends our partnership with DTP to over 12 years, making it one of the longest running software agreements within the department.

Asset Vision’s Co-Founder and Co- CEO Damian Smith expressed his gratitude for the continued partnership, stating:

“We are delighted to extend our partnership with DTP. This extension underscores the effectiveness of our platform and the trust DTP places in our ability to support their important work.”

The Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) is responsible for the design, delivery and maintenance of state infrastructure used to deliver essential and important services to the community, and for managing and developing transport networks and the service delivery that supports them within South Australia.

In November 2020, DIT commenced maintenance contracts with its service providers, divided into four zones covering 14,000 kilometres of sealed and 9,000 kilometres of unsealed roads across South Australia.

The four zones are:

• Metropolitan Adelaide
• Regional South
• Regional North, and
• Outback

In June 2023, following a competitive tender process, Asset Vision was awarded a contract with DIT for the provision of a maintenance management system (MMS) that will be used by the road maintenance directorate to order work from industry partners, and for surveillance officers to provide assurance over the work being undertaken across these four zones.

The South Australian government joins both the NSW and Victorian governments using Asset Vision to manage and monitor critical maintenance work on our roads. The Asset Vision platform provides a collaborative ecosystem where Government departments and their industry partners can work together to standardise work, share critical data, and ensure compliance to contracts and quality standards.

Our team is looking forward to working with DIT over the coming months.

On February 1, 2023 all five of the new Performance Based Victorian Regional Road Maintenance Contracts (VRMC) went into effect, underpinned by Asset Vision’s SaaS platform. The five contracts were awarded to three contractors, each of whom selected Asset Vision independently.

• Barwon South West & Gippsland – Fulton Hogan
• Hume – DM Roads
• Loddon Mallee & Grampians – Sprayline Road Services

Performance based contracts place a high demand on the contractors to deliver a safe and consumer friendly road network. The management of these contracts demands efficient work practices and data collection that can only be done with specialised modern technology. 

The technology must not only allow efficient management of the workforce to perform maintenance, but also manage the history of maintenance on the road assets to ensure the Victorian Government can maximise this considerable investment. 

The Department is also taking advantage of the AV Platform’s ability to perform contract assurance/surveillance across these five contracts. With all contracts part of the one platform, the Department and the Contractors can interact in real time with full transparency and keep all data centralised.

Asset Vision is now utilised across eight of the major regional and metropolitan road maintenance contracts in Victoria.

Ventia has gone live with its implementation of Asset Vision for their Sydney Harbour Tunnel contract in NSW.

As part of the Sydney Orbital Network, the tunnel lets motorists cross from one side of Sydney Harbour to the other, linking the Warringah Freeway at North Sydney with the Cahill Expressway at the entrance to the Domain Tunnel in Sydney’s CBD. 

Through a 15-year contract with the NSW Government, Ventia manages, owns and operates the Sydney Harbour Tunnel and its 2.3km of roadways. This includes a 960-metre immersed tube across the harbour, twin 900-metre land tunnels on the north shore and twin 400-metre land tunnels on the south shore. 

The City of Melton is one of the fastest rising areas in Victoria, it covers 528 square kilometres and counts a growing population of over 150,000.  

To help look after its assets, the Melton City Council was on the lookout for a Maintenance Management System. After a competitive tender process, Asset Vision was awarded the contract and work has now started to implement the solution. 

With a fast-growing population, the City of Melton is undergoing much change and a high-performing solution was needed to stay on top of all asset maintenance needs across the Council, which includes which include roads, buildings, parks, and public spaces.

Asset Vision is delighted to be able to establish a contemporary, integrated platform for Council staff and contractors to meet their asset maintenance and management requirements across a range of asset classes in a much more efficient and effective manner.

In 2021 Ventia was awarded a contract by Brisbane Airport Corporation to provide asset management and maintenance services for pavement and roadside assets.  

The Ventia team brought Asset Vision in to maintain over 100 kilometres of the airport’s landside and airside road networks across both Domestic and International terminals. The scope of services also included carparks, runways, taxiways, aprons and works during scheduled heavy maintenance shutdowns. 

Such a complex mandate required the ability to visualise all the assets together in real-time and Asset Vision ensures seamless operations around the airport, and providing regular updates on any upgrades, defects and scheduled inspections.

Asset Vision has now been successfully implemented as the Asset Management platform for Venture Smart in Western Australia, for their Statewide Electrical Infrastructure Services Contract for Main Roads Western Australia.

Venture Smart is a joint venture (JV) between Ventia and Johnson Controls.

As one of Australia and New Zealand’s leading essential service providers, Ventia specialises in the long-term operation, maintenance and management of critical public and private assets. Ventia’s client base extends across all major industries including Defence, Roads, Telecommunications, Education, Energy & Electricity, Health, Industrial, Justice, Local Government, Maritime, Mining & Minerals, Property, Oil & Gas and Rail.

Johnson Controls is listed on the NYSE with a market capitalisation of >$43B USD and offers the world’s largest portfolio of building technology, software and services, supported by a team of more than 100,000 dedicated employees working across 150 countries.

The Asset Vision platform will be used to maintain Assets from Broome through to Esperance and Kalgoorlie, including:

• 1000 traffic signal intersections
• 350 street lighting installations
• 3900 electronic school Zone Signs
• 500 roadside assist help phones
• 517 CCTV cameras
• 46 variable message signs
• 310 vehicle detection systems
• 534 Bluetooth travel time units
• 250,000m optic fibre network

Asset Vision was a sponser at the Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre between 23rd and 24th of February 2022.

Represented by Chris Wignall (Head of Sales), Babak Bigdeli (Head of Products and Innovation) and Bernie Wells (Service Delivery Manager), our team had a great time networking with transport and infrastructure professionals from around Australia and showing of our Asset Vision intelligent asset management platform.

More information on the conference can be found here:
https://www.vicinfrastructure.com.au/

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) in Western Australia has awarded Asset Vision a two-year contract for the provision of a Strategic Asset Information Management System and its related installation, configuration, data conversion/migration, implementation, training and ongoing support services. The establishment of the Strategic Asset Information Management System is a major deliverable from the DPRID Strategic Asset team to deliver under its business plan. Asset Management plays a critical role in underpinning the delivery of DPIRD’s service objectives in the Primary Industry Plan.

Western Australia’s primary industries – including agriculture, commercial fisheries and aquaculture – provide jobs and exports, and underpin a growing food industry and other agribusinesses. Western Australia’s fisheries also support a thriving recreational fishing sector and regional tourism.

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) works to protect the sustainability of natural resources and accelerate ongoing economic growth, job creation and regional development. An important part of their role is to support the growth of strong regional communities that are desirable places to live, work and invest.

We look forward to working with DPIRD and more broadly with the Government of Western Australia.

More information on DPIRD can be found here:
https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-primary-industries-and-regional-development