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Mott MacDonald has been appointed to TfL’s Professional Services Frameworks 3 (PSF3) for project, programme and commercial management (PPCM) services.
The four-year framework underpins TfL’s ability to plan and deliver complex programmes across London’s transport network helping to improve safety, reliability and sustainability for customers and communities across the capital.
Mott MacDonald has secured places across four service areas: project and programme leadership, programme office and controls, risk and opportunity management and planning and scheduling, reflecting TfL’s confidence in our technical capability, collaborative approach and proven track record delivering complex, high-profile transport programmes across London.
Kerry Hancock, managing director for advisory and programme delivery, said: “Our specialist and strategic advisory teams will look to identify, develop and deliver opportunities that support TfL aims. The appointment builds on our long-standing partnership with TfL and significantly strengthens our ability to support them at scale while the organisation has greater funding certainty and clear delivery ambitions.
“We’ll be actively engaging TfL teams, mapping key stakeholders, meeting decision-makers and listening to align our expertise to TfL’s priorities so we’re ready to respond at pace as commissions come forward.”
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.
The West Midlands is on the brink of transformational change with infrastructure as a catalyst for rebalancing economic inequality, says Tim Fawcett.
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.
Mott MacDonald has been appointed by Manchester Airports Group (MAG) to its Capital Investment Consultancy Services Framework.
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.
Mott MacDonald has appointed Catherine Whitfield as intelligent transport systems (ITS) project director, strengthening its leadership in transport technology and reinforcing its commitment to delivering smarter, safer and more sustainable mobility solutions.
Mott MacDonald has been appointed to three lots on the newly launched Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) Transport Professional Services Framework 2025.
Mott MacDonald has been appointed alongside Arcadis as the technical delivery services partners for Places for London, the Transport for London (TfL) property company.
Tim will lead the strategic direction, operations and commercial performance of Mott MacDonald’s transport planning and modelling team, a 160-strong group of specialists working across the UK and Europe.
Mott MacDonald has appointed Andy Clarke as development manager, UK and Europe for its Heavy Civil Infrastructure (HCI) division.
Mott MacDonald has been re-appointed by the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) to serve as its Futures and Foresight Support Advisor, reaffirming the company’s role in helping shape the future of UK transport.
Today’s announcement by chancellor Rachel Reeves marks a significant moment for the future of transport in the UK.