HALCROW

Halcrow is one of the UK's leading consultancies, with a pedigree stretching back to 1868. The company's founder, Thomas Meik, worked extensively on port, maritime and railway projects in northern England and Scotland. During the first half of the 20th Century, William Halcrow (later Sir William) established the firm as a pioneering force in other areas, notably tunnelling. Halcrow's first commissions outside of the UK were undertaken in the 1890s. In the year 2008, projects undertaken outside the UK accounted for approximately 50% of turnover.

Halcrow specialises in the provision of planning, design and management services for infrastructure development worldwide. With interests in transportation, water, maritime and property, the company is undertaking commissions in over 80 countries from a network of more than 90 offices.