Construction firm Balfour Beatty has won a 300m pound contract to maintain over 500km of UK roads.
The company will undertake the five year contract for the Highways Agency as part of a joint venture with engineering consultants Mott MacDonald.
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"In awarding this contract to our joint venture, the Highways Agency has recognised our excellent track record in delivering high profile projects for the highways sector," said Balfour's Chief Executive Ian Tyler.
"As a group, we are committed to growing our share of the transport maintenance market, both in the UK and overseas and are one of the longest established providers in this vital service-led sector."
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