Our planning and delivery consulting practice support public and private clients, across the world, throughout the planning process. We provide expert advice on how to enhance network connectivity and make the transport systems work better to support economic growth and meet wider societal goals.
Working in partnership with our clients, our planning and delivery team has an outstanding track record of delivering successful transport plans for towns, cities and regions, as well as urban regeneration and land development projects. We support our clients in helping them to develop their goals and objectives, formulate strategies to achieve them, create the means and the case to make things happen, support the design and implementation and monitor the impact.
Any successful plan requires stakeholder understanding and buy-in. Our planning and delivery team has significant experience in developing and delivering successful public and stakeholder engagement initiatives across the globe.
Our planning and delivery service is multi-disciplinary, allowing us to combine technical and expert analysis, as well as best practice in planning, to promote sustainable, integrated and future-proofed solutions.
Yes, you are in the right place. After 40 years, we have changed our name from Steer Davies Gleave to mark our growing international footprint and our expanding portfolio into sectors beyond transport.
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