Rally Trac

Trac Ltd has won the contract to supply all the temporary roadways and Portapath to the Queen’s Golden Jubilee concerts at Buckingham Palace. The contract includes for the supply of over 600 Access 1 aluminium roadway panels and 10,000 square metres of Portapath. On winning the contract Nick Russell (Trac Ltd Operations Director) said: "Trac Ltd are delighted, I cannot think of any more prestigious venues or more high profile events taking place this year, this is the crowning achievement in what has already been a most challenging, exciting and successful year so far."

This success is just one in a long line of achievements: Trac Ltd has recently won its High Court Injunction against Trax for the passing off of its name and livery. To top this Trac Ltd have been nominated for an award at the Mowlem Construction Quality Awards having successfully completed over £500,000 worth of work in the twelve months to April 2002 on their behalf.

Trac were also mentioned in the list of contractors employed for the Queen Mother’s funeral, first on site after rallying their installation teams Trac Ltd had five lorries on the road by 18:00 hrs on the 29^th March with the media areas complete by 05:00 am the following morning "even the Police were coming to us for instructions".

David McLeod, Trac Ltd’s Commercial Manager states "Trac Ltd continues to strengthen its grasp on the temporary roadway market but it is doing it by keeping a fresh and original approach. A culture of ‘how it is’ with temporary roadways suppliers has been running rife for years, what the industry leaders should be saying is ‘how can it be?’. By searching and striving for more efficient methods, better communication and listening to the customer it is believed that the industry as a whole can benefit".

Whatever the beliefs are there is no doubt that introduction of competition over the last four years in the temporary roadway market has actually improved the service to the customer and end user.