Transport: Solutions for the future

At Maunsell, our Transport teams keep the world moving.

Every day, our people are developing innovative solutions that meet the increasing demand for faster, safer and more reliable transport systems in road, rail, maritime and aviation.   

We have an outstanding track record in transportation planning, engineering and management and we specialise in every facet of the lifecycle of transport systems – from planning, forecasting, modelling and feasibility studies, to design and construction, operations and asset management.

Our track record is second to none.  Our team of planners, economists, engineers and environmental scientists have played lead roles developing major transport infrastructure around the world from bridges across the Mekong River, road tunnels under Sydney, rural highways in Cambodia and Laos, to major motorways across the US, Europe and the Middle East.

Maunsell’s formidable list of project success in transit and rail also includes Perth’s major urban rail development project and the Clearways urban rail project in New South Wales.

Significant growth in port development has seen our teams plan and design container terminal facilities in Asia and Australia, LNG export and bulk export facilities in Western Australia and passenger ferry services in Dubai.

Our aviation work includes airport master plans and the delivery of runways, taxiways, aprons, cargo and baggage handling facilities, passenger terminals and air express hubs. 

In addition, Maunsell teams have considerable experience working on major multi-modal transport studies and taking a balanced consideration of economic, environmental and social impacts.

As part of AECOM, Maunsell is at the forefront of the latest technologies deploying global resources to deliver best practice solutions in the planning and management of transport infrastructure and services.

 Transport Brochure

Contact

For more information about our transport capabilities and services, please contact our Managing Director - Transport, Michael Batchelor.