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Mott MacDonald has been operating in the region for 40 years, and more than 500 staff are now based across its offices in Bristol, Exeter and now Plymouth. Over the last five years staff numbers have increased by nearly 80% and it expects that to continue growing.
As well as supporting Babcock with the exciting Devonport Royal Dockyard major infrastructure programme, Mott MacDonald is involved with key projects across the region including; emergency flood alleviation works around the coastline; masterplanning for Cattewater Harbour; working to bring forward local cycling and walking infrastructure plans; decarbonisation planning for University Hospital Plymouth; and supporting the City Council with a Ports Study to support economic growth.
The new office at The Merchant, has an ‘A’ EPC rating, critical to the consultancy’s net zero and sustainability commitments, as well as offering a first class space for staff, partners and clients.
Rachel Ellison, Advisory Services Managing Director in Europe said: “We couldn’t be happier to be putting roots down in Plymouth. We understand the importance of being close to our clients and partners, and what better way to do that than make a home in the heart of this great city. We’re delighted to become an integral part of this community and although we already work alongside some fantastic clients, we look forward to strengthening those existing relationships and forging new ones. Our commitment to this region goes beyond business though, and we are dedicated to creating social value and contributing to our local communities in meaningful ways."
From its new Plymouth base, the consultancy will deliver integrated design, engineering, advisory and management services across defence, water, health, transport, energy and the built environment.
Informed NHS facility planning isn’t about spending more – it’s about working differently. When capital programmes and local assets are brought into a single, transparent view, partners can shape places that enable health by design, says Mott MacDonald project director for health buildings Kerry Harding.
Mott MacDonald’s drive to cement its position as a major player in the buildings sector will be underpinned by its technical knowledge, breadth and depth of experience and the established relationships that have been built with clients and partners over decades of collaboration.
Mott MacDonald Fellow and the president elect of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), Julie Wood, reflects on discovering her path through an apprenticeship, the projects that shaped her and why inclusivity and diverse entry routes strengthen our profession.
Global practice lead for engineering services Ruth talks to us about working across time zones, embracing autonomy, and why engineering is a team sport.
Mott MacDonald has been appointed as Airports Masterplan Framework consultant by Matarat Holding to advise on airport development across Saudi Arabia.
Mott MacDonald has project managed the successful delivery of a new £27M base for the Ministry of Defence (MOD), which will support NATO’s strategic operations and its mission-critical communications infrastructure.
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.
Belfast International Airport has opened a new terminal extension, marking the completion of the first phase of its £100M, five-year investment programme.
James Harris, group executive chair, Mott MacDonald, this week was signatory to an open letter to MPs in support of the UK governments Planning and Infrastructure Bill.
Mott MacDonald has moved to new offices in Belfast as it celebrates 70 years in the city. The larger office in the city centre’s prominent River House will accommodate 80 colleagues and allow for continued expansion.
Mott MacDonald is a consortium partner to the joint venture for this once-in-a-generation scheme that will deliver much needed new hospitals and transform healthcare facilities to benefit patients and clinicians nationwide.
Mott MacDonald has relocated its team in Edinburgh to support business growth in the region. The move to bigger offices strengthens its commitment to the city and its presence in the wider region and nationally.
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