TSNed

TSNed is a Dutch company specialising in temporary traffic measures (tijdelijke verkeersmaatregelen) and road-safety services for roadworks on the Dutch road network. According to its official website, it has been working "since 1928" with craftsmanship and traffic measures to ensure the safety of road workers and all road users during works on Dutch roads. The company positions itself as a full-service partner for anyone needing help with temporary traffic measures, combining operational deployment with a knowledge centre. TSNed operates a nationwide network of branches across the Netherlands. Its website lists 12 locations and 340 employees, and states that the organisation is 100% certified. Branch cities named on the homepage include Almelo, Amsterdam (with a location in Oostzaan), Apeldoorn, Assen, Goes ('s-Heer Arendskerke), Drachten and Leeuwarden, among others. Regional managers such as Henk Nijzink (North-East) and Joep Groenendijk (North-West) are named as contacts for the respective regions, indicating a regionally organised operating model. The company's service portfolio centres on temporary traffic measures: planning, placing and maintaining signage, barriers, markings and traffic-control schemes around roadworks, tunnels, bridges and major infrastructure projects. Its website highlights project references such as the renovation of the Heinenoordtunnel on the A27, the Hooipolder project, the renovation of the Haringvlietbrug, work on the A73 tunnels, and the closure of the Galecopperbrug. It also runs a knowledge centre (kenniscentrum) and publishes content on themes such as sustainability, mission and vision, and traffic-controller (verkeersregelaar) topics. TSNed presents itself as an employer as well, advertising vacancies and career paths — for example, a project coordinator role and routes for skilled professionals to advance with their own van. It organises events such as the TSNed Veiligheidsfestival (Safety Festival), planned for 2026 according to the homepage. The company is a private Dutch enterprise; no parent company or stock listing is indicated in the available evidence. Its brand identity is built around craftsmanship, certification, safety and nationwide coverage for road authorities, contractors and infrastructure clients in the Netherlands.

TSNed traces its origins to 1928, the year its official website cites as the start of its work in traffic measures and road safety in the Netherlands. Over the decades the company developed into a specialist in temporary traffic measures — the temporary signage, barriers, markings and traffic-control schemes required around roadworks, incidents and infrastructure projects on the Dutch road network. The modern TSNed operates as a nationwide organisation with a branch network across the Netherlands. Its homepage lists 12 locations and 340 employees and states that the organisation is 100% certified. Named branches include Almelo, Amsterdam (with a site in Oostzaan), Apeldoorn, Assen, Goes ('s-Heer Arendskerke), Drachten and Leeuwarden, among others, each with regional management and contact details. The company organises its operations regionally, with regional managers such as Henk Nijzink for the North-East and Joep Groenendijk for the North-West. TSNed's project portfolio, as presented on its website, includes work on major Dutch infrastructure: the renovation of the Heinenoordtunnel on the A27, the Hooipolder project, the renovation of the Haringvlietbrug, work related to the A73 tunnels, and the closure of the Galecopperbrug. These references illustrate the company's role in supporting road authorities and contractors during complex works on tunnels, bridges and motorways. Beyond operations, TSNed maintains a knowledge centre and publishes content on sustainability, mission and vision, and traffic-controller topics. It also presents itself as an employer, advertising roles such as project coordinator and career paths for skilled professionals, and it organises events including the TSNed Veiligheidsfestival, announced for 2026. The company remains a private Dutch enterprise; the available evidence does not indicate a parent company or a stock-market listing.

• 2026

  TSNed Veiligheidsfestival 2026 announced on the homepage.

• 1928

  TSNed's work in traffic measures and road safety in the Netherlands begins, according to its official website.

• Company grows into a nationwide organisation with 12 branches and 340 employees, 100% certified.

Full-service Dutch specialist in temporary traffic measures and road safety, emphasising craftsmanship, certification and nationwide coverage.

• Temporary traffic measures (tijdelijke verkeersmaatregelen)

  Planning, placement and maintenance of temporary signage, barriers, markings and traffic-control schemes around roadworks.

• Traffic management for tunnels and bridges

  Traffic measures supporting renovation and closure projects on tunnels and bridges such as the Heinenoordtunnel, Haringvlietbrug and Galecopperbrug.

• Knowledge centre and advisory services

  A kenniscentrum providing expertise and content on traffic measures, safety and related themes.

1. 1TSNed official websitetsned.nl
2. 2TSNed on Wikidatawikidata.org