News

Mott MacDonald has appointed new leadership to its transport business in Asia, with Nick Osborne taking on the role of transport leader for Hong Kong and Er Thuvarahan Thirilogaiswera becoming transport leader for Singapore.

A new independent report compares costs and describes environmental impacts, carbon intensity, technology readiness, and delivery time for a range of electricity transmission technologies.

Mott MacDonald has enhanced its employee ownership structure to give people a stake in the success of the business and a greater voice to shape its future.

The Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE), the global professional body for railway signalling, telecommunications and related professionals, has elected Bogdan Godziejewski, rail director at Mott MacDonald (Netherlands), as its 101st president.

Mott MacDonald is providing consultancy services for two critical elements of the case for investment for Clyde Metro, following its appointment to Stage 2 by Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) in collaboration with Glasgow City Council on behalf of the Glasgow City Region.

The San Bernardino County Transportation Authority’s (SBCTA) Zero-Emission Multiple Unit (ZEMU) passenger rail project recently won the Center for Hydrogen Safety’s Robert Zalosh Hydrogen Safety Excellence Award in the project category.

Joel Farrier has joined Mott MacDonald as southwest division general manager in the United States. He will lead operations in six states – Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas – with a key focus on Los Angeles.

The South Australian Government has appointed Mott MacDonald to deliver a detailed business case to transition to zero emission operations across their passenger rail network.

Chris Turton has been appointed as Mott MacDonald’s aviation leader for Australia and New Zealand.

The excavation for the 8-million-gallon (30-million-liter) combined sewer overflow (CSO) tank in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn was recently completed.

Mike Haigh, the former executive chair of Mott MacDonald, has died aged 64. He passed away unexpectedly at his home on Sunday 30th March.

Mott MacDonald has appointed Cory Dippold as its new chief technical officer (CTO). Cory will be responsible for driving the culture of technical excellence and continuous improvement across the Group.