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Transport Operational Management and Scheduling

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Qualifying Utilities Dynamic Market (QUDM) for Franchised Bus Services

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AgencyTransport for Wales (TfW)
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Performs planning, scheduling, and operational oversight for prime contractors on Transport for Wales (TfW) franchised bus projects. Executes route optimization, timetable creation, and real-time passenger information (RTPI) management using GPS tracking and fleet management software. Ensures compliance with the Bus Services (Wales) Act 2026. Delivers operational timetables and performance reports.

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