Delivering a lasting legacy for years to come.
Frank Randles, Business Unit Director for Pharma and Life Sciences, reflects upon the memories and legacy created at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park over the last ten years. Frank shares how the success of London 2012 has enabled Mace to transfer its knowledge and expertise on the delivery of complex projects such as the Nightingale Hospital.
Watch the video below to hear more about how London 2012 has transformed Franks experience in major programme delivery.
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We are delighted to have been named as the top international facilities management provider in the 2022 Hospitality Group Provider Performance Survey.
Our Operate business was awarded a score of 8.5 out of 10 for the Provider Performance Score, sitting well above the overall average of 8.1.
We were evaluated highly by our clients and scored particularly well on the themes of ‘alignment with the core business’ and ‘operational excellence'.
Ross Abbate, CEO for Operate, said:
“I am delighted that Mace’s Operate business has been named as the top provider by Hospitality Group. The business is committed to demonstrating our service excellence and this exercise cements our position as a leading provider, continuously delivering distinctive value for our clients."
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We supported the Government of Jersey and their Design Delivery Partner to achieve planning permission on the £804m Our Hospital Project.
We are working together to create a new hospital and associated buildings - including a mental health centre, energy centre, knowledge centre, multi-storey car park, surface level parking and landscaping.
This is a significant step forward for the scheme and represents an accumulation of ten years of effort by the Government of Jersey.
Colin Harvey, Director for UK Health & Education at Mace, said:
“This is a fantastic milestone for the project and a testament to the hard work of the Mace team, working with the client and stakeholders through the Public Inquiry. We can now move into the next phase of the project and deliver a first-class hospital for the local community in Jersey.”
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It’s Pride Month 2022!
We’re proud to be celebrating five years of our internal network, Pride at Mace. To honour the achievement, we’ve decorated our London office in the six colours of the LGBT pride flag.
For us, Pride Month is about remembering how far we have come as a diverse business and what more we can do to celebrate and encourage equality, diversity and inclusion across our industry.
A surging population. Resource-rich landscapes. Waves of digital change.
Africa is quickly becoming a major player in the global economy. Across this dynamic and vibrant continent, Mace draws on regional expertise, dating back to the mid-1980’s, helping public and private sector clients to redefine the boundaries of construction.
Take a look at how our project and programme delivery consultants are leveraging leading-edge practical experience to provide successful outcomes for clients in Africa.
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It’s Pride Month 2022!
This year, the UK is celebrating 50 years of Pride. Alongside this, we’re proud to be celebrating five years of our internal network, Pride at Mace.
“Pride Month is a time to celebrate and be proud of who you are and who you love. To be visible and to acknowledge the progress made towards LGBT equality.” – Jessica Williams, EDI Lead
Keep an eye out on our channels to see how we continue to celebrate Pride this month.
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With an aptitude for problem-solving and streamlining projects through collaborative working, Matthew Board, brings 25 years of procurement and supply chain expertise to Mace’s consultancy business.
Growing Mace’s procurement and supply chain team and advising clients on solutions to the challenges of today, Matthew’s expertise has helped Mace Consult to deliver distinctive value and unlock the potential in all its projects.
Find out more about his ambitions to make an impact through driving active delivery procurement, below:
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Coming together at a time when people need it the most.
At Mace, our people are at the heart of everything we do. Strengthening connections and relationships, allows us to grow not only as a business, but as people too.
Each year, our employees are encouraged to volunteer during their working hours to contribute to our company priorities. By helping people and supporting philanthropic causes, we are able to create positive change in local communities and the environment.
At the beginning of May, our team, together with the Royal Schiphol Group, visited the warehouse of a local NGO (non-governmental organisation), Stichting Clothing4u, to help sort through second-hand clothing for those living below the poverty line or affected by the war in Ukraine.
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The initiative saw the team from The Lions Barbers Collective visit the 50 Finsbury Square site in Moorgate where Mace is main contractor for Great Portland Estates on the revamp of the former Bloomberg building.
Project director Sal Capotosto organised the event which saw more than 60 site staff sit down in the barber’s chair for a haircut and a chat.
Capotosto said: “The trained barbers offered haircuts to the project personnel and also created a safe space for mental health conversations, which the barbers have a level of training for in terms of recognising challenges and opening the conversation.
“It was a great success and to my knowledge something that hasn’t been done in construction before.”
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Providing sustainable and effective solutions, for a safer Britain.
Today it has been announced that Mace has been appointed to provide technical services for the delivery of the Vehicle Storage Support Programme for the UK Ministry of Defence.
Alongside contractor, Skanska, we will offer the British Army vehicle storage and maintenance facility in Gloucestershire with modern and effective solutions to create sustainable and safe methods to maintain and protect the British Army’s land equipment fleet.
The contract (valued at £259m), awarded by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), is due to commence in September, with construction expected to be complete by 2027.
To read more about how using modern methods of construction will “future-proof” the Army’s Vehicle storage and maintenance, follow the link below:
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Mace is an international consultancy and construction company, offering highly integrated services across the full property and infrastructure lifecycle.
Our experts in programme and project management, cost consultancy, construction delivery, and facilities management thrive within our collaborative and entrepreneurial culture, constantly striving to find better solutions to complex infrastructure and property challenges.