After Brexit the construction sector must embrace international opportunities

By Jason Millett2018-10-23T09:53:00

Although you wouldn’t know it from the way we talk about it sometimes, the British construction industry is the envy of the world.

We are building complicated and challenging projects, and finding innovative solutions that allow us to do so quickly, safely and cost effectively.

In international aviation infrastructure alone, there is nearly $1tn of new airport and expansion investment planned.

Across the world, British construction specialists are helping to deliver some of the world’s most complex and challenging projects; whether that’s our star architects, project managers or cost consultants.

At Mace alone we’re involved in everything from the Pan-American Games in Peru to delivering schools and health infrastructure in Australia.

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