We provide a comprehensive range of services in all stages of planning and implementation process in the transportation sector encompassing highways, bridges, railways, ports, tunnels, airports, metros and integrated urban transport.

We deal in portfolios ranging from pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, tender and contract procedures, financial and economic analysis, de-tailed project report, integrated transport planning, detailed engineering, construction supervision, traffic studies, transport impact studies such as its social and environmental dimensions. We offer services for development of new infrastructure to maintaining, managing and improving existing infrastructure. We have been involved in projects financed by various national and international funding agencies, government and private sector as well public-private sector partnership.

Mott MacDonald India was engaged in construction supervision of Bridge over River Brahmaputra by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)Traffic congestion is the focus of many assignments. Round-the-clock congestion and complex traffic management issues are just some of the challenges our 50-strong planning, design and site supervision team tasked with modernising and widening strategic sections of Mumbai’s highway network tackled – including its most heavily trafficked arterial route linking the central business district with the airport.

Tourism is another driver behind some of our transportation projects such as providing project management services for upgrading part of the state’s road network, improving junctions and landscaping, together with design and pre-tender tasks for dual-lane carriageways and upgrading roads within a wildlife sanctuary. Our roles cover construction supervision services including finance control and quality assurance. We also certify contractor’s bills and provide quality management, inspection services and solutions during defect liability periods.

Highways

Mott MacDonald is working extensively on improving India’s highway infrastructure, focussing on assignments for respected clients, particularly the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI). Activities in this sector include design, tender preparation and construction supervision for urban, inter-urban and industrial estate road systems. Mott MacDonald has had involvement with all the Government of India’s major road programmes, including the Golden Quadrilateral, North-South East-West and National Highways Development Programmes III – VII.

In the highways sector we are engaged in planning, designing and implementing new roads to maintaining, managing, improving and operating existing highway networks
Staff from the Indian operation has also participated in Mott MacDonald’s projects elsewhere, particularly in Ireland and the UK.

Airports and ports

Port development and connectivity are priority areas for the strengthening of India’s infrastructure. Mott MacDonald has been engaged in highway and railway improvements aimed at strengthening port connectivity. We have also been involved in the design, checking and valuation of seaport facilities, particularly for landing and storage of oil and gas products.

Mott MacDonald is pleased to have contributed significantly to compiling the only technically qualified bids for the privatisation of Delhi and Mumbai airports, and has worked with the successful bidders on the master planning of new facilities at both airports. We also represented the interests of the Indian lenders on the development of the new Hyderabad international airport and we're well equipped to support the planning, design and implementation of India’s rapid expansion in air transportation.

Proposed Runway in the proposed hillside cut area, Sikkim Airport
Railways and metros

Mott MacDonald is empanelled with Railway Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL) and working on the strengthening of a key link of the railway system in north-west India.

We are detail design civil and structural consultants for Laxminagar Elevated Metro Station
Additionally, we have played a key role in the development of Delhi Metro, winning a British Tunnelling Industry Award (2005 International Project of the Year) for the design of the main underground section on Line 2 (Chandni Chowk to Central Secretariat). The Indian team on this project has gone on to win further design commissions on Line 3 as well as provides the capability to deliver Mott MacDonald’s world-renowned metro expertise to other projects in India.