Mott MacDonald’s Infrastructure Finance Advisory team is
celebrating after winning the prestigious Best Technical
Adviser Award for the third time in four years at the Public
Private Finance Awards 2008.
Over 1,000 key industry figures from both the public and private
sectors attended the awards in London on 29 April to celebrate
successful project delivery and innovation in the PFI/PPP
industry.
A panel of some of the most respected and experienced professionals
from the public and private sectors named Mott MacDonald and EC
Harris joint winners in the Best Technical Adviser category. The
award recognises excellence among the private sector teams
delivering UK projects and programmes in 2008.
Newsreader Huw Edwards with our Infrastructure
Finance advisory team at the Public Private Finance
Awards
Chris Ecob, Mott MacDonald’s head of Infrastructure Finance said,
"This is the third time that we have won this award and we are
delighted to be recognised by our peers in the industry. It helps
to confirm our outstanding contribution to the forward progress of
public private partnerships.
"We’re currently working on around 100 PFI/PPP projects in the UK
and around the world for public and private sector customers
including funders. Winning this award is a tribute to the diversity
of both the skills and sector knowledge of staff across the Mott
MacDonald Group and is a reflection of our position as the market
leader."
Mott MacDonald’s success at the awards is down to its 150+ private
finance specialists working across its wide-ranging portfolio of
PPP schemes. The company operates in sectors as diverse as defence,
transportation, water, housing/regeneration, energy, buildings,
telecommunications, healthcare and education and is working on some
of the biggest schemes in the UK, including the £1 billion
redevelopment of Barts Hospital in the City of London and The Royal
London Hospital in Whitechapel, Building Schools for the Future
(BSF) nationwide, the MoD's Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft
project, Northumberland Integrated Waste Management and the Miles
Platting Social Housing project in Manchester.
