Infrastructure maintenance

Infrastructure maintenance on land

More and more cities are outsourcing their outdoor maintenance operations to specialised partners such as Alltime. We have experience of transferring in-house operations, as in for example Rovaniemi, and continuing already outsourced operations. As general contracts are always public tenders, our long expertise in resource planning and operational excellence are critical in ensuring profitability.

Our land-based infrastructure services have clear synergies with seasonal outdoor property maintenance, sharing many of the same tasks, which can also be performed partly by the same people and equipment. These include:

• Heavy-duty snow plowing, gritting, salting and other winter street maintenance
• Clearing streets from gritting sand in the spring and leaves in the fall
• Green area maintenance and landscaping services in public parks and other green spaces
• Other recreational area maintenance, such as sports facilities and bike paths

Waterway maintenance

The Baltic Sea and Gulf of Finland are one of the shallowest and rockiest sea areas in the world, while Finland’s largest lake, Saimaa, holds more islands than any other lake (well over 17,000). Navigating these waters requires an extensive network of maritime safety devices, which our experts install, monitor and maintain. Alike land-based infrastructure maintenance, this happens under fixed-term general contracts, mainly for the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency.

We currently maintain, install and monitor the condition of about 60% of buoys, range boards, cairns and other sea marks on Finland’s coastal and inland waterways. Traditionally maritime safety devices are manually inspected each year, however, in early 2025 we launched a digital remote monitoring service keeping track of sea mark placement and condition. This allows more efficient, real-time and sustainable servicing.