Mott MacDonald scoops triple award as technical advisor of the year

15 April 2011

Mott MacDonald has been nominated by its peers and readers of IJ Magazine (Infrastructure Journal) as the world's leading technical advisor for the third year running. This prestigious award was announced at a gala dinner held at the National History Museum in London, UK.

Mott MacDonald's successful track-record is thanks to its technical specialists working across a wide-ranging portfolio of schemes including US$14.8 billion of economic and social infrastructure deals. The 14,000 strong employee-owned company provides technical support in all infrastructure sectors from buildings, transport, energy, water, environment, health, education, industry to oil and gas and communications, lending expertise on major projects.

The company also celebrated as four of the projects selected as winners in the deal of the year category are projects Mott MacDonald has contributed to namely: Thornton Bank offshore wind farm as lenders' engineer, LNG Papua New Guinea for which Mott MacDonald provided initial engineering study services and Pulkovo Airport PPP for which the consultancy acted as technical transaction advisor to the City of St Petersburg for Pulkovo, Russia's busiest airport outside Moscow. The company also provided environmental advisory services on the BTC Pipeline project which won deal of the decade. For more information about the projects and awards visit www.ijonline.com and for more information about Mott MacDonald's services visit www.mottmac.com

Mott MacDonald's infrastructure finance director Majid Haquani, who attended the event, said, "The award is in recognition of Mott MacDonald's global presence and technical expertise supported by a strong local capability. We have advised on projects in Europe, Africa, North America, the Middle East as well as Asia, assisting in the close of 28 major world transactions this year.”

John Kjorstad, editor of Infrastructure Journal commented, "The financiers and advisers awarded are unsung heroes driving global economic development. I have great faith in the intelligence and resourcefulness of the people in this market. The challenge going forward is for them to carry the great momentum - and the lessons learned - from the past decade into the next."

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