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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.
Join us for networking drinks during World Water Congress 2026. Connect with industry leaders, meet members of our global water team and continue the conversations shaping the future of water.
Civil engineer Sally Russell combines her industry expertise and people leadership capabilities as she takes on the role of leading Mott MacDonald’s water and environment business.
First phase of a collaborative Mainstreaming Nature-based Solutions programme, supported by Ofwat’s Innovation Fund, has concluded. Mott MacDonald technical director for nature-based solutions Marieke Nieuwaal shares the achievements to date, lessons learned and the next phase of work for this project.
Bold minds, industry leaders, inspirational mentors, tireless pioneers: In 2023 Mott MacDonald named Paul Lambert, Sun Yan Evans and Tony O’Brien as its first three Fellows in recognition of their outstanding life-long records of achievement.
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.
As the first wave of UK PFI contracts approaches expiry, handback is proving to be far more than a contractual milestone. It is where years of decisions, assumptions and asset performance are tested - often all at once.
Rachel tells us all about her role at Mott MacDonald, her proudest professional moment and the importance of building a global support network.
Discover Sarah Perera’s journey as a principal civil engineer at Mott MacDonald, leading global water infrastructure projects and thriving in a collaborative, international environment.
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.
National Highways Environment Sustainability Strategy & Standards Group has awarded the Road Period 3 (RP3) Water Quality Plan Technical Partner Support phases to Mott MacDonald, WSP, Ramboll, Arup and AECOM.
Mott MacDonald has appointed four senior leaders into newly created technical delivery director roles. The new technical delivery director appointments will sharpen project governance, efficiency and programme outcomes for UK water clients.
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.
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.
Delivery of a 44,000m2 integrated constructed wetland to improve water quality in the River Dearne in Yorkshire, has benefitted from improvements in safety, cost and sustainability thanks to intelligent plant combined with AI.