
Hatch Mott MacDonald is currently ranked #39 in ENR’s list of Top 500 Design Firms in the United States. Other current ENR rankings include:
Hatch Mott MacDonald is also currently ranked #6 in Top Green Designers by ENR California, and #2 in Top 50 Trenchless Design Firms in 2010 by Trenchless Technology Magazine.

AGM Program Managers, a consortium of Hatch Mott MacDonald, IBI Group, and MMM Group has won an Award of Excellence at the 2011 Canadian Consulting Engineering Awards Gala. AGM Program Managers was honored for its work on the GO Transit Rail Improvement Program. The GO Transit Rail Improvement Program was a $700-million, seven-year initiative to increase the capacity and reliability of GO Transit rail service throughout Toronto and the surrounding regions.

ASCE Employer Recognition Award for support of Young Members was presented to the HMM’s Westwood office for their encouragement and exemplary support of Younger Member activities.

Hatch Mott MacDonald, IBI Group and MMM Group, as members of the AGM Program Managers consortium, are pleased to be the recipient of the 2011 Consulting Engineers of Ontario’s Willis Chipman Award for the GO Transit Rail Improvement Program (GO TRIP). This award represents the highest distinction in Ontario’s consulting engineering community, recognizing the project that best demonstrates the valuable contribution that consulting engineers make to the social, environmental and economic quality of life in Ontario.
Hatch Mott MacDonald won the Grand Award for their work on the Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement project. HMM was contracted by Kiewit as the designer for the design-build component of the contract. HMM was responsible for design management of the entire design contract and detailed design of about one-half the value of the constructed works. The Sea-to-Sky Highway has been successfully realigned and widened with the addition of 40 bridges, 110 retaining walls, drainage works, lighting and signals, and rock slope stabilization. During construction, existing natural resources and sensitive habitat within the highway corridor were not only respected and conserved, but enhanced.
Hatch Mott MacDonald (and Sound Transit) won the Gold Award in Transportation for the Airport Link Project design at the ACEC of Washington State’s 43rd annual Engineering Excellence Awards ceremony on January 21 and is now entered into the national competition. For this project, HMM led a design team which included over 10 local and regional consulting firms, and was responsible for preliminary and final design of the 770 Airport Light Rail Transit Link. HMM also provided bid and design support during construction.

The Norfolk Southern Heartland Corridor Project (freight rail) won Second Place, receiving an Honor Award. HMM, as prime consultant, performed preliminary engineering, final design, and construction support services for clearance improvements at 34 tunnels, five thru-truss bridges, and one track lowering. The project involved work in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio.
The Overpeck Valley Relief Sewer Project for Bergen County Utilities Authority in New Jersey (wastewater) won Third Place, receiving an Honor Award. HMM provided engineering design, permitting, and construction management services for a new parallel relief sewer line, which included approximately 15,000 feet of 72-inch sewer, 10,300 feet of 66-inch sewer, and 2,700 feet of 42- inch sewer.
On June 16th, the Santa Clara Valley Water District, with HMM as its construction manager, was awarded the APWA Silicon Valley Chapter’s 2010 Project of the Year Award for the Lenihan Dam Outlet Modification. The Project involved the construction of a new outlet works for the Lenihan Dam at Lexington Reservoir in Los Gatos, California. The completion of the project removed the operation restrictions imposed by the California Department of Water Resources, Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD).

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