Infrastructure

Despite the economic downturn there are many flagship infrastructure projects in the pipeline for the UK.  Some of these including Crossrail, the M25 Widening, the Thames Tideway and London Gateway are already in progress.  Others including new-build nuclear power, Heathrow's third runway and the Severn Barrage are still at the planning stage.  There are also numerous new-build projects in progress throughout the UK, driven by the low-carbon agenda, in wind, wave, biomass, etc.  On top of this an ongoing programme of renewal work, particularly in road, rail and water, provide a base load of civil engineering activity across the country.  In summary, although few sectors are totally immune from economic downturn, the UK infrastructure sector is set fair to weather the "perfect storm".

  • Construction

    The Construction Practice has built its reputation on working closely with clients to achieve their short, medium and long term goals through the acquisition of talent. By working throughout the life-cycle of the Built Environment we have established a unique network and understanding of our clients needs and how we can attract the highest calibre talent to them.

  • Support Services

    Support Services is a rapidly growing sector, as many organisations chose to focus on core activites whilst outsourcing their other activities to specialist service providers.

  • Transportation

    The transportation sector in the UK is an interesting mix of public and private sector activity and investment. In the road sector we work for the various bodies that build, own and maintain the network, from highways to byways, and for their various support services contractors, plus road users including bus and coach service operators.

  • Utilities

    The utilities sector covers water, gas, electricity and infrastructure aspects of telecommunications. In most parts of the UK companies providing these services are now in the private sector, although they remain regulated by the public sector.

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