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The newly formed Heat Network Industry Council (HNIC) claims the heat network industry can create jobs, cut costs, reduce carbon and create more liveable cities while delivering and excellent service for consumers, providing the government takes action to reduce the investment risk in heat networks

Two further triumphs at last night’s British Construction Industry Awards continues Ramboll’s run of award and industry league table success. Chapel Street bridge replacement landed Infrastructure Maintenance project of the year and Milford-on-Sea Beach Huts won Climate Resilience project of the year.

It’s World Mental Health Day today and Ramboll is supporting Time to Change, a growing movement that’s changing how we all think and act about mental health.

The iconic cast iron gates, created in 1862 for the International Exhibition, are taken away for extensive restoration work under the expert supervision of Ramboll’s specialist heritage team 

Ramboll’s work at Europe’s largest urban wetland nature reserve was honoured at last week’s Brownfield Briefing awards.

We are absolutely thrilled to jump to 9th in the Top 150 Consultants league table from Buildings, as well as maintaining our position as 6th in their Top 50 Engineers index

Outline designs for twin replacement bridges linking Bermuda’s airport to the rest of the islands have been published following the public information session. Detailed designs for the bridges will now be drawn up over the next 6-9 months.

Ramboll is to showcase how our teams in Manchester, Leeds, Chester and Newcastle are helping to bring improvements to the quality of life that great global cities need.

Double success for Ramboll’s digital design team and the Dynamic Masterplanning toolkit at NCE Techfest and IABSE Future of Design

Ramboll selected by Quintain to provide engineering design services across the £3billion Wembley Park regeneration project

Ramboll has joined a leading industry think tank, the Tech Task Force convened by Green Alliance, to support the drive to position the UK as a world leader in digitally enabled low carbon growth. 

Ramboll has worked closely with British designer Steuart Padwick to realise the construction of the 9m-high CLT head which will be installed on London’s South Bank as part of the London Design Festival.