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Mott MacDonald celebrated moving into its new Manchester office in the heart of the city with the help of the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham.
The space at One Piccadilly Gardens provides a hub for 330 staff who provide engineering, development and management consultancy services across buildings, defence, water, energy, transport and environment and society markets.
The team in Manchester, that includes new graduates and apprentices, support a wide range of regional and national clients including Network Rail, NHS, Peel and United Utilities while also contributing to both national and global projects.
Mott MacDonald’s roots in Greater Manchester run deep. From pioneering Metrolink, designing the Trafford Centre and working on Manchester Airport for the past 25 years, Mott MacDonald has been a trusted partner in the city’s evolution for decades.
It continues to work on major projects in the area, supporting Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) with its expansion proposals for the Bee Network to Stockport and the implementation of tram-train, and delivering transformative infrastructure upgrades including the £10M investment to improve accessibility and passenger experience at Salford Central station.
Mott MacDonald was also recently appointed by TfGM to its Transport Professional Services Framework reinforcing a long-standing commitment to shaping sustainable, inclusive and future-ready transport infrastructure across the North.
We have an enduring partnership with Greater Manchester, and this move builds on that legacy, enabling us to continue supporting Greater Manchester’s growth journey toward greater opportunity, sustainability and regional pride.Ken Norbury
As Reformed National Pricing takes shape, developers, investors and major electricity users must adapt to a new set of locational incentives.
AMP8's unprecedented investment programme is exposing the limits of traditional delivery models, making collaboration, integrated thinking and faster decision-making essential for success.
Insights from a new report on resource efficiency for the Department for Transport gives the transport sector a clearer picture of how it can cut cost and carbon at scale.
Even with strong data and clear standards, PFI handback success ultimately depends on governance, collaboration and capability.
Even where intentions are aligned, PFI handback can stall when contractual requirements lack clarity and assessments lack consistency.
Data gaps are one of the most significant, and underestimated, risks in PFI handback. Mott MacDonald commercial director Katherine Jackson explains in this third part of her blogs on PFI handback challenges.
Late mobilisation remains one of the most consistent drivers of cost, risk and tension in PFI handback, explains Mott MacDonald commercial director Katherine Jackson.
We're pleased to have been appointed to Iarnród Éireann's Multi-Party Framework for Project Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy Services in partnership with Roughan & O'Donovan.
Mott MacDonald and One Million Mentors are expanding their partnership in 2026, bringing mentoring opportunities to young people in London and the West Midlands.
Mott MacDonald and ClimateView have expanded their partnership to support more cities, regions and infrastructure owners move from ambition to costed, deliverable decarbonisation plans.
Discover how Mott MacDonald helped quantify and monetise the environmental, social and economic benefits of raingardens across Scotland, building evidence for future investment in nature-based solutions.
Discover how Mott MacDonald, Scottish Water and George Leslie delivered emergency spillway repairs at Loch Katrine, safeguarding a vital water supply for 1.3M people.
Using digital tools and a shared geospatial platform, Mott MacDonald is helping to progress the Grand Union Canal Transfer through the Development Consent Order process and towards delivery.
Over the past decade Mott MacDonald has revolutionised the approach to stakeholder consultation through the creation of an engagement tool hosted on its Consents Management platform.