FM Conway Corporate Brochure

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For over 60 years, FM Conway has created, maintained and enhanced road networks across London and the South East to ensure we keep people and businesses moving. Working with local authorities, strategic operators and framework partners, we bring innovation, professionalism and dedication to our contracts, building enduring relationships and drawing upon our technical expertise, deep-rooted knowledge of asset planning and our integrated material supply model to build more resilient networks. HIGHWAYS: A STRATEGIC AND LOCAL PARTNER

Bespoke materials solutions We are a leader in materials innovation, continually investing in research and development to deliver durable highways solutions. Our team of experts located at our UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditiation Service) accredited laboratory work with our clients to develop bespoke solutions to meet exacting performance and sustainability objectives. Investing for the future By obtaining accurate condition data on a street by-street basis, we help our clients develop robust management plans to maintain their highways assets and focus on preventative treatments that reduce the need for costly reactive repairs to failing roads.

We stand out because we:

Prioritise excellent communication Put the safety of all our people first Supply our own materials Provide an integrated service Build enduring relationships with our clients

Westminster City Council: Driving down carbon on King Street FM Conway worked with Westminster City Council to deliver a low-carbon street-works pilot that could transform the way public realm projects are designed and delivered in support of the climate emergency agenda. as part of a six-week maintenance project to rejuvenate the area and minimise carbon footprint. The scheme used low-carbon electric plant, tools, welfare and recycled materials, the removal of diesel and petrol equipment, and the reduced consumption of natural resources. Furthermore, travel to and from site was reduced with carbon-friendly forms of travel used. King Street, in Westminster, underwent a repair and replacement of the footpath and kerbs

Using the Metis carbon calculator and a second site, Marlborough Hill, the project was able to assess the full life-cycle impacts for comparison, to target the extent and scale that the scheme has reduced embodied carbon.

The project was successfully delivered, achieving:

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Operational savings of over 4t of carbon Embodied savings of 23t of carbon An overall saving of 27t of carbon compared to the Marlborough Hill scheme Operational savings per day of 79% Embodied carbon savings of 46% per m 2

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