Master plans and planning studies
Transport and mobility master plans, movement plans, investment prioritisation and multi-year programming.
Infrastructure, transport and mobility consulting
Master plans, feasibility and opportunity studies, traffic and demand studies, economic and financial appraisals, PPP structuring: deliverables aligned with contracting authorities’ terms of reference.
Understanding the challenge
Infrastructure and mobility projects require an integrated view of needs, feasibility, finance, governance and future operations. EMK Consulting organises these analyses around the decision required and the real capacity to deliver.
1
Frame
Objectives, scope, governance
2
Analyse
Data, documents, benchmarks
3
Field
Interviews, surveys, visits
4
Recommend
Findings, scenarios, costing
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Transfer
Debrief, tools, capabilities
How we can support
Feasibility and opportunity studies
Technical options, cost estimates, multi-criteria analysis, delivery conditions and project phasing.
Traffic and demand studies
Origin-destination surveys, counts, demand modelling and infrastructure sizing.
Economic and financial appraisal
Cost-benefit analysis, economic and financial IRR, business plans and budget sustainability.
PPP structuring and owner’s engineering
Contractual structures, risk allocation, support to contracting authorities and procurement assistance.
Socio-economic impact studies
Effects on employment, territories and users; environmental and social scoping with specialist experts.
What the assignment should enable
Defensible priorities
Prioritisation grounded in needs, impacts, costs and constraints.
Better-prepared projects
Technical, institutional and financial interfaces addressed early enough.
Clearer delivery
Responsibilities, milestones and monitoring arrangements clearly established.
Questions commonly addressed
Infrastructure, transport and mobility consulting
- How should an infrastructure portfolio be prioritised?
- How should technical feasibility connect with economic decisions?
- When should a PPP or technical assistance be considered?