Mott MacDonald
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| Type | Employee-owned corporation |
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| Founded | as Mott & Hay (1902) as Mott MacDonald Group (1989) |
| Headquarters | Head Office: Croydon |
| Industry | Multidisciplinary consultancy |
| Revenue | US$1.5 billion (2007) |
| Employees | 14,500 (2008) |
| Website | Mott MacDonald Group website |
The Mott MacDonald Group is a UK based employee-owned company that provides engineering consultancy, design, planning, project management and consulting services to the global market. The firm employs about 14,500 staff, working in 120 countries world-wide.
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[edit] History
The firm was created in 1989 through the merger of Mott, Hay and Anderson, a transportation engineering consultancy, and Sir M MacDonald & Partners, a water engineering consultancy.[1]
[edit] Mott, Hay & Anderson
Mott, Hay & Anderson was founded in 1902 by Basil Mott and David Hay, engineers who had worked together on the City & South London Railway.[1] David Anderson joined the firm in 1921 after returning from army service.[1] The founders had two important mentors: J H Greathead and Sir Benjamin Baker.[1]
[edit] Sir M MacDonald & Partners
Sir M MacDonald & Partners was founded by Sir Murdoch MacDonald, a former advisor to the Ministry of Public Works in Egypt, who entered into partnership with PH East (who had also been an engineer in the Egyptian Government Service) and OL Prowde.[1]
[edit] Post-merger
The firm has expanded over the years through the acquisition of Ewbank Preece (power & telecommunications specialists) in 1994, Cambridge Education Associates (education consultants) in 2000, Dalal Consultants (an Indian-based firm) in 2001, Franklin + Andrews (cost consultants) in 2002 and HLSP (a health practice) in 2003.[1]
[edit] Operations
Today Mott MacDonald has around 14,500 staff located in 150 offices, working on projects in over 120 countries.[2] Mott MacDonald is engaged in public and private sector development across a wide range of markets, including:
- Buildings
- Communications
- Education
- Environment
- Health
- Industry
- Oil and gas
- Power
- Transport
- Urban development
- Water
[edit] Projects
Some of the Group’s historical projects include:
- Blackfriars Bridge, UK
- Mersey Tunnel, UK
- Severn and Forth Road Bridges, UK
- Kuala Lepar Bridge, Malaysia
- Surabaya-Malang highway, East Java
- Channel Tunnel, UK
- Tsing Ma Bridge, Hong Kong
- Hong Kong International Airport
- Twickenham Rugby Stadium, UK (London)
- Dinorwig Power Station
Other key projects include:
- Wembley Stadium, UK
- Manchester Civil Justice Centre, UK
- Spinnaker Tower, UK
- Dubai Marina, United Arab Emirates
- Mall of the Emirates, United Arab Emirates
- The Sage Gateshead, UK
- Heathrow Terminal 5, UK
- London Victoria station upgrade, UK
- London’s Crossrail
- SHAPLA health programme, Bangladesh
- Dubai Sports City
- Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel, Malaysia
- Port Tower Complex, Pakistan
- Maitreya Project, Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Princess Amalia Wind Farm, Offshore, Netherlands
[edit] Latest Awards
Highlights of Mott MacDonald's recent award successes:
- UK's Sunday Times Top 20 Best Big Companies 2009 – Mott MacDonald was ranked as the 5th Best Big Company to Work For[3]
- Winner of the NCE/ACE International Consultant Award 2009[4]
- UK's Sunday Times Top 20 Best Big Companies 2008 – Mott MacDonald was ranked as the 8th Best Big Company to Work For[5]
- Building Awards - Project of the Year 2008[6]
- Public Private Finance Awards 2008 – Best Technical Advisor[7]
- NCE/ACE Consultants of the Year Awards 2008 - International Consultant of the Year 2008[8]
- British Expertise Awards 2007 - Major Consultancy Firm of the Year[9]
- Builder and Engineer Awards 2007 - Sports and Leisure Project of the Year[10]
- Green Construction Awards 2007 - Green Major Project of the Year[11]
- The Sunday Times KPMG Top Track 100 – Mott MacDonald was ranked 61st place in the Top Track 100, Britain’s 100 biggest private companies recorded for 2007[12]
- UK's Sunday Times Top 20 Best Big Companies 2007 – Mott MacDonald was ranked as the 11th Best Big Company to Work For[13]
- Public Private Finance Awards 2007 – Best Technical Advisor[14]
- 2007 BE Awards of Excellence – Awarded for Civil Engineering Visualization and Simulation[15]
[edit] Board Members
Mott MacDonald is an Employee Owned Corporation with 6 executive directors and 2 non-executive directors.
- Chairman - Peter Wickens
- Managing Director - Keith Howells
- International Managing Director - Kevin Stovell
- Executive Director - Richard Williams
- Executive Director - Guy Leonard
- Executive Director - Kevin Dixon
- Non-Executive Director - Jermyn Brooks
- Non-Executive Director - Claire Smith
[edit] Engineering & other related disciplines
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[edit] References
- ^ a b c d e f Mott MacDonald: Our heritage
- ^ Mott MacDonald: About us
- ^ Sunday Times Mott MacDonald ranked 5th
- ^ NCE/ACE International Consultant Award 2009
- ^ Mott MacDonald ranked 8th
- ^ Mott MacDonald celebrates Manchester Civil Justice Centre success
- ^ Public Private Finance Awards 2008
- ^ Mott MacDonald claims top billing
- ^ Mott MacDonald's British Expertise Award
- ^ Builder & Engineer online
- ^ Green Construction Awards 2007
- ^ Top Track 100 2007
- ^ Sunday Times Best Big Companies 2007
- ^ Public Private Finance Awards 2007
- ^ Bentley announces winners of BE awards
[edit] Further reading
- Newman Neame Ltd. (1965), Mott, Hay & Anderson, Consulting Civil Engineers
- Mott MacDonald (2002), One hundred years of transportation
[edit] External links
- Mott MacDonald Group – www.mottmac.com
- Mott MacDonald USA– www.mottmacinc.com
- Cambridge Education Foundation – http://www.camb-ed.com/about-us/cef.asp
- Cambridge Education - http://www.camb-ed.com/
- HLSP Institute – www.hlspinstitute.org
- Franklin+Andrews – www.franklinandrews.com
- Hatch Mott MacDonald – www.hatchmott.com
- Mott MacDonald India – www.mottmac.in
- Mott MacDonald Pettit (Ireland) – www.mottmacpettit.ie

