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Clients embarking on ambitious development, infrastructure, and urban regeneration projects must navigate complex legislative processes to acquire the land they need.
Access often needs to be negotiated on both privately or publicly owned land so that surveys and impact assessments can be carried out and construction can take place.
Consultations with stakeholders, which can include many thousands of people on the largest infrastructure projects, need to be managed, made sense of, and responded to.
Our land referencing team understand the challenges involved in land consultancy, from smaller works to nationally significant infrastructure projects, establishing a consistent point of contact throughout the whole lifecycle of a project.
We have one of the largest and most experienced land consultancy teams in the industry, providing services that combine the knowledge and insight of land advisory and technical experts, working with proven systems and innovative digital solutions.
Identify landowners and initiate communication
Whether negotiating the purchase of land to assemble sites or gaining temporary access for project preparation and delivery, it is critical to have a detailed understanding of rights holders and users.
We can prepare the way for negotiating mutually acceptable terms of sale on the land you need. Working with in-house or third-party planners and designers, we identify opportunities to mitigate impacts or add value for owners and communities. We’ll also help you optimize your project to minimize the number of stakeholders impacted.
Manage information for success
Our land consultancy team are supported by our powerful proprietary digital solution, Moata Land Management. This provides a unified way of securely storing and accessing land-based data, storing all land ownership, access, survey management, communications, and stakeholder management information.
Build and maintain positive stakeholder relationships
We help you coordinate the thousands of communications or contact events between project stakeholders and the many contributing disciplines and supply chain organizations responsible for project development.
Our proprietary digital solution Moata Stakeholder Relationship Management provides a unified single source of truth for all stakeholder-related record keeping. Its common data environment gives the whole project team access to documentation, enabling easy sharing.
We advised the Department for Transport on governance, policy and compliance in relation to the acquisition and disposal of land for the transformative cross-London rail route, the Elizabeth Line.
We act to bridge the gap of communication between those affected by a project and the broader project delivery disciplines.
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Julia Barrett
Global practice lead for environment
We caught up with our landscape architecture and arboriculture team to explore the work they do to protect, conserve and enhance landscapes for everyone to enjoy.
Infrastructure projects are now smarter, more agile and more digitally enabled.
Mott MacDonald will help Transport for London (TfL) drive forward its vision to be a strong, green heartbeat for the city, following its appointment to the land referencing lot of the Property Development and Consultancy Framework.
Mott MacDonald has appointed Peter Taylor as unit general manager, with Aimee Barwick assuming the role of deputy general manager for its New Zealand business.
Mott MacDonald has provided land advisory solutions critical to progressing work on the new Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C nuclear power stations that will supply reliable low carbon electricity to around 12M homes.
The scale of the land assembly task required to pave the way for construction of HS2 created the opportunity for digital innovation, with cost, time and reputational benefits.
Rwanda is enjoying a period of sustained economic growth, as urban centres such as the capital Kigali and secondary cities expand rapidly. This means more families to feed, and a burgeoning middle class with the funds to buy more quality produce
Land Management captures and makes available information about land ownership and access that is essential for smooth project development. The solution records and provides instant access to these details, plus information on surveys and stakeholder communications.