Steer Davies Gleave
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Steer Davies Gleave is an independent consultancy working worldwide across the transport sector.
Founded in 1978 in the UK, the company has grown into an international business employing around 350 staff in 15 offices (London, Leeds, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Boston, Mexico City, Rome, Bologna, Madrid, San Juan, Bogota, Abu Dhabi, Sao Paulo, Santiago and Vancouver). Clients including government, operators, financiers, regulators, developers, international agencies and other interest groups in over 50 countries.
Steer Davies Gleave is an employee-owned company and has been rated The Sunday Times ‘18th Best Companies to work for in the UK’ for two years in a row , and has also been listed in the Sunday Times Profit Track 100 as ‘One to Watch’.
The services that Steer Davies Gleave provides cover the areas of:
Founded in 1978 in the UK, the company has grown into an international business employing around 350 staff in 15 offices (London, Leeds, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Boston, Mexico City, Rome, Bologna, Madrid, San Juan, Bogota, Abu Dhabi, Sao Paulo, Santiago and Vancouver). Clients including government, operators, financiers, regulators, developers, international agencies and other interest groups in over 50 countries.
Steer Davies Gleave is an employee-owned company and has been rated The Sunday Times ‘18th Best Companies to work for in the UK’ for two years in a row , and has also been listed in the Sunday Times Profit Track 100 as ‘One to Watch’.
Services
The company works across all modes of transport and markets including: aviation, bus & coach, cycling, highways, maritime, rail, toll roads & bridges, urban transit and walking.The services that Steer Davies Gleave provides cover the areas of:
- Business advisory
- Design & marketing
- Development planning
- Economics
- Environment
- Green logistics
- Market research
- Modelling & forecasting
- Policy-led procurement
- Project development & appraisal
- Sustainable transport
- Transaction support
- Transport engineering
- Transport policy & planning
Projects
- Transport planning and design for London’s new financial district, Canary Wharf
- Eurotunnel (largest Public Private Partnership project in the world)
- New Lines Programme – developing the case for high-speed rail in the UK
- Multi-modal transport masterplan for Abu Dhabi
- Design of Bogota’s award-winning Transmilenio bus rapid transit network
- Developing bus rapid transit network for Amman, Jordan
- Cairo/Alexandria toll road in Egypt
- 30-year transit masterplan for Sacramento
- Review of air passengers’ rights for European Commission
- Transport strategy for London’s successful bid to host the 2012 Olympics
- Transport plans for World Cup 2014 in Brazil
- Best practice interchange guidelines for London
- Public transport guidance for Spanish transport authorities
- Darlington Sustainable Travel Demonstration Town
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Stadium Projects
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