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Skills and experience gained are already benefiting other projects in UK and internationally, in Sydney, Vancouver and San Jose.
Throughout our involvement with the project, our engineers have authored in-depth technical papers to further the knowledge and understanding of specific areas of a megaproject. These are published on Crossrail’s Learning Legacy website, a collation and dissemination of good practice, lessons learned, and innovation aimed at raising industry standards.
Papers written by or co-authored by Mott MacDonald staff:
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Neil Henderson
High speed rail director at Mott MacDonald
“System-level resilience” means making decisions at the level of corridors, networks and interdependencies, not treating resilience as a property of individual assets or projects.
Carbon Crunch 2025 Auckland brought together sustainability leaders across water, transport, and energy, highlighting the infrastructure and organisational resilience and purpose driving Aotearoa New Zealand’s climate transition.
Canadian transportation agencies are increasingly exploring AI-driven solutions that support real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and adaptive traffic control systems.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just reshaping daily life, it is redefining how systems think, learn and respond. Nowhere is that shift more visible than in transport. From predicting disruptions to managing flow minute by minute, AI is already proving it can make networks safer, smoother and more efficient.
Mott MacDonald has secured a leading role on Scotland Excel’s £160M national framework, supporting local authorities across Scotland with sustainable infrastructure and engineering services.
Professor Denise Bower OBE, Mott MacDonald group director for external engagement, has been appointed as chair of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE).
Successful completion of urgent repair work to a key historic wooden road bridge in Delta, British Columbia has restored a vital connection to the Westham Island farming and residential community.
In this role, Paul will shape the strategic direction of the transport business nationally, strengthen engagement with clients and industry partners, and lead major work‑winning and delivery efforts.
The East Link Extension is part of Sound Transit’s regional system expansion program, crossing Lake Washington and linking Redmond, Bellevue, Mercer Island, and Seattle via the I-90 floating bridge.
Mott MacDonald has been appointed by Westmorland and Furness Council to design the concept masterplan for the Windermere rail station area, creating a transformational welcome to the Lake District.
The vision for the Milldale Infrastructure Projects began in 2016 as part of Auckland Council's strategic plan to enable growth in the area west of State Highway 1 (SH1) near Wainui.
The East Link Extension is a major expansion of Sound Transit’s light rail system, serving one of the region’s fastest-growing corridors and introducing the world’s first electrified light rail system to cross a floating bridge.
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