Latest awards
Highlights of some of our latest award successes:
Newsreader Hugh Edwards and our PFI/PPP advisory team at the Public Private Finance Awards
Public Private Finance Awards 2008
Award won
Best Technical AdviserMott MacDonald has won the Best Technical Adviser Award for the third time in four years.
The Public Private Finance Awards is the largest and most prestigious event in the public private partnerships industry. Around 1,200 key industry figures attended the ceremony to celebrate successful project delivery and innovation.
Mott MacDonald's Gordon Hudson, David Corr and Alan Hymers attended the prestigous event
Constructing Excellence North East Awards
We walked away from the Constructing Excellence in the North East
Awards 2008 with a spectacular four accolades following the awards
ceremony in Newcastle this month.
Our work for the Scottish Government in producing the guidelines ‘School Design: Optimising the Internal Environment’ won the CIBSE Building Services Best Practice Award, while the Shiremoor Flood Relief Project scooped three Highly Commended accolades.
Our work for the Scottish Government in producing the guidelines ‘School Design: Optimising the Internal Environment’ won the CIBSE Building Services Best Practice Award, while the Shiremoor Flood Relief Project scooped three Highly Commended accolades.
Mark Facer and colleagues collect the award at a ceremony held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, attended by over 1,000 leading industry figures
Building Awards
Award won
Project of the Year 2008PROJECT
Manchester Civil Justice Centre
The shortlisted projects in this category represented the cream of the construction crop for 2007, and Manchester Civil Justice Centre's victory in this foremost competition is a major achieve-ment for our project team.
Our role
Mott MacDonald provided complete civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, façade and fire engineering design services.
Alistair Hitchcock – Future Leader
2008 Construction’s Future Leaders Awards
Award won
Future Leader – Engineering categoryMott MacDonald’s Alistair Hitchcock outshone the competition to win the engineering category of the Construction’s Future Leaders Awards on 28 March 2008.
The contest saw a field of over 400 entrants from the engineering, contracting, architecture and quantity surveying professions whittled down to ten in each category. Alistair was one of five Mott MacDonald staff to power through two knock-out rounds to make the shortlist of ten finalists in the engineering category.
Group development director Kevin Stovell and colleagues at the NCE/ACE Consultants of the Year Awards 2008
NCE/ACE Consultants of the Year Awards 2008
Mott MacDonald is International Consultant of the Year 2008
Mott MacDonald was recognised for being a truly global firm. In particular, we were noted for our record global growth, which in 2007 reached 20% for the second consecutive year.
Our strategic development into target geographic and sectoral markets, facilitated by effective profile-raising and attracting talented professionals through targeted recruitment campaigns, made us the stand-out contender in the category. Flexibility in ourworking environment was also praised.
8th Best Big Company to Work For
UK's Sunday Times Top 20 Best Big Companies 2008
Mott MacDonald has been awarded 8th place in the Sunday Times '20 Best Big Companies to Work For'.
The Best Companies survey attracted a record number of entries with 868 companies taking part.
The process involved employees being asked for their views on working at Mott MacDonald. In addition, our employment policies, procedures and critical performance statistics were evaluated to rate in terms of performance, opportunities and work-life balance.
Our specialist Mubashir Niaz was praised as Individual of the Year. Following 2006's earthquake in Pakistan, Mubashir joined Oxfam to help provide clean water and sanitation to over 140,000 people
British Expertise Awards
In 2007 we were presented with two prestigious awards from the
President of British Expertise, the Duke of Gloucester. The
ceremony, which focused on excellence in design, planning,
construction and management, was hosted by newsreader Nicholas Owen
and held in the refined setting of The Law Society in London.
In the Open Award for Sustainability, Project Polar received the Highly Commended Award. This China-based project involves the destruction of the potent greenhouse gas HFC-23.
Awards won
We won the chief award, Major Consultancy Firm of the Year, for the Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel Project in Malaysia.In the Open Award for Sustainability, Project Polar received the Highly Commended Award. This China-based project involves the destruction of the potent greenhouse gas HFC-23.
Adding to its dramatic presence the arch illuminates the north London sky on match days
Builder and Engineer Awards 2007
Award won
Sports and Leisure Project of the YearPROJECT
Wembley Stadium
Our role
We were appointed as building services engineer and provided structured engineering services as part of the Mott Stadium Consortium for the entire stadium development.
Manchester Civil Justice Centre – award-winning showcase for sustainable design
Green Construction Awards 2007
PROJECT
Manchester Civil Justice Centre
Our role
We were appointed as engineering designer for the new Manchester Civil Justice Centre – the biggest court complex to be built in the UK since the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Our design incorporates low energy mixed mode ventilation and extensive use of daylight.
Manchester Civil Justice Centre
Award won
Green Major Project of the YearOur role
We were appointed as engineering designer for the new Manchester Civil Justice Centre – the biggest court complex to be built in the UK since the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Our design incorporates low energy mixed mode ventilation and extensive use of daylight.
We've ranked in the Top Track 100 for the fifth year in a row
The Sunday Times KPMG Top Track 100 2007
Mott MacDonald has ranked 61st place in The Sunday Times Top Track 100, the UK's100 biggest private companies recorded.
Top Track 100 compiled by Fast Track was determined through an assessment of sales as reported in companies’ latest accounts. With the Group sales reaching £615 million in 2006 – a £100 million increase from the year before – we have achieved our highest ranking yet.
It is the fifth time that Mott MacDonald has made the list. We ranked 83rd place in 2003, 66th in 2004, 70th in 2005 and 65th last year. For further details visit www.fasttrack100.co.uk.
Mott MacDonald’s PFI/PPP Advisory team won the prestigious Best Technical Adviser Award at the Public Private Finance Awards
Public Private Finance Awards 2007
Award won
Best Technical AdvisorOur role
Over 1,200 key industry figures from both the public and private sectors attended the Public Finance Awards to celebrate successful project delivery and innovation in the PFI/PPP industry.
We’re currently working on around 100 PFI/PPP projects in the UK and around the world for public and private sector customers. Winning this award is a tribute to the diversity of both the skills and sector knowledge of staff across the Group.
Mark Eaden, our principal engineer on the East London Line project with the 2007 BE Award of Excellence
2007 BE Awards of Excellence
PROJECT
East London Line
Our role
Mott MacDonald is technical advisor to Transport for London (TfL) for the upgrade and extension of the East London rail line – a role covering all engineering disciplines. The £1 billion project, expected to be completed by June 2010, will extend from Dalston Junction in the north to New Cross, Crystal Palace and West Croydon in the south.
East London Line
Award won
Civil Engineering Visualization and SimulationOur role
Mott MacDonald is technical advisor to Transport for London (TfL) for the upgrade and extension of the East London rail line – a role covering all engineering disciplines. The £1 billion project, expected to be completed by June 2010, will extend from Dalston Junction in the north to New Cross, Crystal Palace and West Croydon in the south.
Peter Wickens collects the award
UK's Sunday Times Top 20 Best Big Companies 2007
Mott MacDonald has been awarded 11th place in the Sunday Times 20 Best Big Companies to Work For.
We were compared with other major organisations in the UK with over 5,000 employees across all market sectors - public, financial, travel, retail and manufacturing – as well as our peers in professional services.
The process involved employees being asked for their views on working at Mott MacDonald. In addition, the company’s employment policies, procedures and critical performance statistics were evaluated to rate the company in terms of performance, opportunities and work-life balance.
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