Main Contractor

Bouygues TP Murphy JV

Bouygues Travaux Publics–Murphy Joint Venture brings the two contractors together for Lower Thames Crossing's Tunnels and Approaches package. Its work with Morta connects project information across the contractor and design teams, with shared definitions supporting their different responsibilities.

Shared project information from the start

The joint venture was awarded the Tunnels and Approaches contract in December 2023. During the project's preliminary phase, the contractor and designer teams built their Morta setup together. By their community presentation, they had used Morta for more than a year and were extending the approach through trained builders in project teams.

Contract hierarchy showing National Highways, technical partners, Bouygues–Murphy and the Arup–Mott MacDonald design joint venture alongside Bouygues' technical department.
The Tunnels and Approaches team brought the contractor and designer joint ventures together for National Highways.

The team

The contractor's digital team worked with its design partners to establish shared standards and support teams using the information.

Thibaud Guerrero was introduced as Project Digital Lead for BMJV. He described the move from delivery planning into programme access, consents and procurement, and the importance of teams owning their own work.

Thibaud Guerrero wearing glasses and a headset, with his webcast name label visible.
Thibaud Guerrero speaking during the community session; webcast crop, not an official portrait.

Case studies

Collaborative information delivery on Lower Thames Crossing

Thibaud Guerrero and Ioan Evans explain how contractor and designer teams worked together across different CDEs. Explore the shared foundations, the decisions about which work belonged in Morta, and the balance between common standards and people shaping useful processes for their own teams.

Read the Lower Thames Crossing story.

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