Throughout the world, Halcrow is contributing to policy and infrastructure developments that combine economic regeneration with sustaining and improving the quality of people’s lives.
We provide transport and development planning advice to public and private-sector clients, offering services ranging from policy formation and strategic planning, including detailed planning and design, through to implementation, operation and performance monitoring.
Our contribution to our client’s success is based on our commitment to deliver first-class business solutions and consultancy services. Dedicated teams of professionals work with clients to bring each project to a successful conclusion.
These multi-faceted teams include transport planners, public transport specialists, traffic engineers, urban and regional development planners, environmental planners, economists, financial analysts, urban designers and architects and sociologists.
These people can draw on a range of support services to ensure each project is managed and resourced to meet the client’s needs. It’s this ability to combine the relevant skills and experience that enables Halcrow to better understand and assist with the complex issues associated with developing sustainable transport systems.
We can advise on the integration of transport and land use development plans; on the balance between financial viability and sustainability; and on identifying and eliminating risk and uncertainty.
The energies, experience and knowledge of our staff make Halcrow distinctive. We provide an environment where creative ideas and innovation can flourish and we relish the opportunity to apply our expertise to each new challenge.
Services
Halcrow provides a full range of engineering, planning and environmental consultancy services for the development, operation and maintenance of highway and roads projects. These services include:
- Transport policy and planning
- Economic policy
- Public transport
- Evaluation of policy and projects
- Highways
- Private funding of infrastructure
- Traffic engineering and control
- Business economics
- intelligent transport systems
- Mass transit planning and operations
- Planning for pedestrians
- Transport administration and management