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T0695 Diverging Diamond Interchanges - update to DMRB standard CD 122

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£94,497
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GBP
25 Jun 2025
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1
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Who

Buyer National Highways — not a council we hold
Supplier WSP UK Limited

What

National Highways (the Client) is seeking the provision of services to undertake research into Diverging Diamond Interchanges (DDI). STAGE 1 SCOPE: Overall, the aims of this task are to: 1. Measure the safety performance of DDIs to clearly understand how or if they are safer than existing junction types; 2. Examine potential risks and hazards such as Wrong Way Driving; 3. Review international standards and determine relevance to UK; and 4. Review the DMRB to understand how requirements and advice would need to change to encompass Diverging Diamond Interchanges. The award of this work package is initially for Stage 1 only (see background). Subject to further funding, a STAGE 2 FEASIBILITY task would be undertaken in the next financial year: - Identify a location where the layout can be retrofitted and modelled to existing infrastructure such as at an existing dumbbell roundabout at a grade separated junction and then examine scalability across the network; - Investigate how any new risks such as Wrong Way Driving or failure of traffic signals can be reduced or removed; - Measure the environmental and economic benefits such as land take reduction and carbon saving; and - Provide recommendations for requirements, advice and drawings to update the DMRB and update the standards CD 122 and CD 123. This is anticipated to be a report and not an update to the standards in case the findings do not support changing the DMRB.

Dates and source

Runs 25 Jun 2025 to 31 Mar 2026
OCID ocds-b5fd17-b4c136e0-b340-4d19-a00b-ee1b2e94737e
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