One simple platform.
Loads of data.
​Endless possibilities. 

What does the National Forward Works Viewer do? 

It allows users to upload their planned work programmes to one central map, accessible to different organisations, creating a single authoritative repository of mapped forward works programmes.

This means you can:

• View current, past and future planned works from different organisations and regions
• Optimise traffic networks and mitigate single point of failure risk on highly trafficked routes
• Mitigate community disruption
• Mitigate programme risk
• Improve asset lifecycles through improved management and reduced asset strike

• ​​Identify clashes and opportunities with internal,  organisational and regional work programmes
• Coordinate work programmes across multiple organisations
• Share resources and jointly procure materials
• ​Reduce costs by information sharing and better project coordination
• Enact a 'dig-once' methodology

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Features

Map-centric platform

OpenStreetMap is used for the most up-to-date maps, plus an Aerial photo option.​

Contextual data

Overlay project locations with contextual data to improve awareness of the area - for example haulage/public transport routes, parking zones, underground service networks. 

Clash/Opportunity Identifier

Local support desk

NFWV identifies any clashes of opportunities to allow you to plan with greater efficiency.  It also provides the contact details of the PMs so that you can collaborate much easier. ​ 

Friendly, local support desk based in Aotearoa New Zealand so you can get help when you need it.

What Our Users Say

"The Forward Works Viewer has allowed us to have conversations that wouldn't have happened previously because we wouldn't have known about the asset upgrade renewals the council had planned.  Through collaboration like this, it saves ratepayers money and reduces transport impacts, benefiting everyone in the region"

Ryan Cooney, Kā Huanui a Tāhuna, the Whakatipu Transport Alliance
​2022

​"Since its launch in 2013, it has proven to be invaluable – enabling better coordination and planning of work, and helping rebuild agencies avoid costs caused by unforeseen variations and programme delays.”

Land Information New Zealand
​2015

"It is useful because we can use it to see what other work is being planned...it helps us determine how to do our traffic management plans and gives us the ability to work in with other contractors working in the same area"
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Whites Traffic Management
​2021​

"It's still early days, but we're pretty confident that the NFWV will make our lives easier in the long run.  As the RCA, I have more confidence that we know what's happening in our road corridor" 
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John Eagles, Transportation Network Operations Lead, New Plymouth District Council
​2023

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Case Studies

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