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We will be in Birmingham next week! Come and visit us. Enistic is joining UK Construction Week at the NEC in Birmingham from the 1st to the 3rd of October. Come and have a chat with us about Carbon Accounting, Supply Chain, EPDs or anything carbon-related. We look forward to seeing you there! #birmingham #nec #ukcw #CarbonAccounting #SupplyChain #EPDs #ESOS #TCFD #CSRD #CarbonReporting

A really valuable webinar to attend for the rail supply chain to get an update on Network Rail's CP7 workbank 👀...

Austin's Light Rail Project is underway, and the Austin Transit Partnership Board of Directors received an update from ATP staff on November 14, related to the delivery and contracting plan for Austin Light Rail Phase 1. Early in 2025, ATP will begin the final design/construction solicitation process: the package for the Light Rail Civil work, including the new bridge over Lady Bird Lake and an Operations and Maintenance Facility. Combined, these contracting opportunities represent several billion dollars of contracting opportunities. Austin Light Rail is an engine for job creation in Austin, Central Texas and throughout the State of Texas. Austin Transit Partnership will host its next Industry-focused event in Spring 2025. For information about ATP, visit https://hubs.ly/Q02YLFrt0

Rachel Ellison, our managing director of advisory recently represented Mott MacDonald at Transforming Infrastructure Live, hosted by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). Rachel shared invaluable insights on “How can leaders cascade and drive better performance across infrastructure?” She discussed the significance of the government's proposed 10-year infrastructure plan in boosting economic growth, the necessity of public and private sector collaboration and a systems thinking approach to fully realize societal benefits, and how digital advancements and data are empowering infrastructure leaders to make optimal decisions. Additionally, she highlighted the essential skills and capabilities for the future of the infrastructure sector. Rachel remarked that the event was “ a great opportunity to come together with other industry leaders to debate and help shape the future of infrastructure delivery in the UK.”

Did you know that DGS’ Office of Design, Construction, and Energy installs electric vehicle infrastructure to ensure that the 4,000 vehicle state fleet, which by 2030 is transitioning to all electric vehicles, always has a place to charge while at work?

Rachel Ellison, our managing director of advisory recently represented Mott MacDonald at Transforming Infrastructure Live, hosted by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). Rachel shared invaluable insights on “How can leaders cascade and drive better performance across infrastructure?” She discussed the significance of the government's proposed 10-year infrastructure plan in boosting economic growth, the necessity of public and private sector collaboration and a systems thinking approach to fully realize societal benefits, and how digital advancements and data are empowering infrastructure leaders to make optimal decisions. Additionally, she highlighted the essential skills and capabilities for the future of the infrastructure sector. Rachel remarked that the event was “ a great opportunity to come together with other industry leaders to debate and help shape the future of infrastructure delivery in the UK.”

Our next webinar looks at the use of NEC Contracts in Infrastructure Projects. Join Andrew Rush, Sarah Lester and Hayley Morgan on 10 July at 11am by using the sign-up link below.

Small-Road Briefs: The Georgia Ports Authority receives a $26.5MM federal grant for the Colonel’s Island Rail Improvements project, which is supported by G&W. Also, Watco helps bring a building materials customer to Oklahoma and lands three awards: https://lnkd.in/eucSPR46

Small-Road Briefs: The Georgia Ports Authority receives a $26.5MM federal grant for the Colonel’s Island Rail Improvements project, which is supported by G&W. Also, Watco helps bring a building materials customer to Oklahoma and lands three awards: https://lnkd.in/eMipEnbr

Insights | In the most recent edition of The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors Built Environment publication, DCWC's Andrew Loh, Director of Infrastructure, discusses how value engineering can mitigate budget blowouts on major infrastructure projects without compromising successful project delivery. To read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gQrGy7Pa