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{{short description|'''UK subsidiary of the US engineering group AECOM; CSSF contractor'''}}
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{{Infobox company
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| name = AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK
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| type = Company registered at Companies House
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| founded = 27 May 1966 (incorporated)
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| location = United Kingdom
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| industry = Environmental consulting activities
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| status = Active
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'''[[Aecom Infrastructure and Environment UK|AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK]]''' (Aecom Infrastructure & Environment Uk Limited, Companies House number 00880328) is a contractor to the [[Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office]] (FCDO) under the [[Conflict, Stability and Security Fund]] (CSSF). Companies House records the company as incorporated on 27 May 1966, with status "Active", nature of business "74901 - Environmental consulting activities".<ref name="CH00880328">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/00880328 AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK LIMITED (00880328)] ''Companies House'', accessed 16 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CHO00880328">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/00880328/officers AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK LIMITED (00880328): officers] ''Companies House'', accessed 16 October 2026.</ref> It is a named supplier on Lot 1 of the CSSF Framework Agreement 2023–27.<ref name="FTS2023">Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/029743-2023 Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) Framework Agreement (2023-2027): contract award notice 029743-2023] ''Find a Tender Service'', 2023.</ref> [[Contracts Finder]] lists 5 published CSSF award(s) to the organisation with a combined stated value of £1,284,204. FCO and FCDO payments to it over £25,000 recorded in published departmental spending data total about £29,125,758; these figures cover all FCO/FCDO (and, after September 2020, former [[Department for International Development]]) programmes and are not limited to the CSSF.<ref name="FCOspend">Foreign and Commonwealth Office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/foreign-office-spend-over-25000 FCO departmental spending over £25,000] ''GOV.UK'', 2010–2020; Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/fcdo-departmental-spending-over-25000 FCDO: departmental spending over £25,000] ''GOV.UK'', 2020–2026.</ref>
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== Overview ==
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AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK Limited is the British arm of the US-listed engineering and consultancy group [[AECOM]]. In April 2016 AECOM announced that an alliance it led, ''Delivering Procurement Services for Aid'' (DPSA), would handle global procurement and logistics for the [[Department for International Development]] (DFID), sourcing items including vehicles, communications and IT hardware, pharmaceuticals and shelters through a Dubai headquarters and a London office. Partners included TWI and Damco, with [[Olive Group]] providing "risk and security" support. AECOM's Steve Morriss said that "much development assistance [is] now earmarked for fragile and conflict-affected states".<ref name="AECOMDPSA">AECOM, [https://aecom.com/press-releases/aecom-provide-procurement-services-critical-uk-aid/ AECOM to provide procurement services for critical UK aid] ''AECOM'', 21 April 2016.</ref>
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== CSSF/ISF and other UK government work ==
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AECOM held a place on Lot C (Defence Support Services) of the original 2015 CSSF framework.<ref name="Bidstats2015">Bidstats, [http://bidstats.uk/tenders/2015/W50/620953732 Conflict, Stability and Security Fund framework (award notice)] ''Bidstats'', December 2015.</ref> In August 2017 the [[Defence Infrastructure Organisation]] (DIO), working with the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] and [[Permanent Joint Headquarters]], named AECOM as one of six suppliers on an overseas "principal support provider" framework worth an estimated £60 million over four years, covering design, project management and construction services for overseas military and diplomatic estates. The others were Atkins, Mott MacDonald, Ramboll, Ridge & Partners and WYG.<ref name="DIOPSP">Ministry of Defence and Defence Infrastructure Organisation, [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/dio-awards-overseas-consultancy-framework-contract DIO awards overseas consultancy framework contract] ''GOV.UK'', 4 August 2017.</ref> Outside the UK, AECOM's parent company announced a USAID contract worth up to US$177 million for the Afghanistan ''Stability in Key Areas (SIKA) – East'' programme.<ref name="AECOMSIKA">AECOM, [https://investors.aecom.com/news-releases/news-release-details/aecom-awarded-usaid-contract-afghanistan-stability-key-areas AECOM awarded USAID contract for Afghanistan Stability in Key Areas (SIKA)-East program worth up to US$177 million] ''AECOM Investor Relations'', accessed 16 October 2026.</ref>
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The [[Independent Commission for Aid Impact]] (ICAI) reviewed the CSSF's aid spending in March 2018 and gave it an amber-red score, finding the fund responsive to [[National Security Council]] priorities but with weak results management and inadequate evidence of outcomes and value for money.<ref name="ICAI2018">Independent Commission for Aid Impact, [https://icai.independent.gov.uk/review/cssf/ The Conflict, Stability and Security Fund's aid spending] ''ICAI'', March 2018.</ref> ICAI published a follow-up review in 2019.<ref name="ICAI2019FU">Independent Commission for Aid Impact, [https://icai.independent.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019-ICAI-Follow-up-CSSF.pdf ICAI follow-up of: The Conflict, Stability and Security Fund's aid spending] ''ICAI'', 2019.</ref>
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=== Published CSSF contracts ===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|+ CSSF awards published on Contracts Finder
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! Award date !! Contract !! Value (£) !! Supplier name as published !! Source
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|-
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| 2017-08-14 || Peru Forensics Training (CSSF Framework Call-Off contract) || 609,433 || AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK Limited || <ref>Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/95bca77a-40ee-4b86-8376-d689ea1d69d8 Peru Forensics Training (CSSF Framework Call-Off contract)] ''Contracts Finder'', 2017-08-14.</ref>
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|-
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| 2018-06-29 || CSSF BVI Mobile Clinic || 207,000 || AECOM Infrastructure and Environment UK Ltd || <ref>Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/38941f77-7abf-481f-9299-1fffe410d753 CSSF BVI Mobile Clinic] ''Contracts Finder'', 2018-06-29.</ref>
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| 2019-01-10 || TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES ONLY - Support to Rapid Deployment Capability Centre || 152,182 || Aecom || <ref>Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/8a47b4ee-4a22-4684-8e73-8b7be6416afc TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES ONLY - Support to Rapid Deployment Capability Centre] ''Contracts Finder'', 2019-01-10.</ref>
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|-
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| 2019-06-14 || CSSF: Kenya - Project Management of the construction of a Police Station || 100,000 || AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK Ltd || <ref>Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/7761302f-495d-4ff8-850b-475a705f75d0 CSSF: Kenya - Project Management of the construction of a Police Station] ''Contracts Finder'', 2019-06-14.</ref>
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|-
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| 2021-10-14 || CSSF Cyber Deterrence || 215,588 || AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK Ltd || <ref>Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, [https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/37a631c6-d6e5-43ae-8c01-0042efd5a149 CSSF Cyber Deterrence] ''Contracts Finder'', 2021-10-14.</ref>
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|}
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=== FCO/FCDO payments ===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|+ FCO/FCDO payments over £25,000 (all programmes; calendar year of payment)
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! Year !! Amount (£)
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|-
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| 2016 || 27,000
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|-
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| 2017 || 1,731,820
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|-
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| 2018 || 8,686,129
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|-
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| 2019 || 3,437,136
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|-
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| 2020 || 3,650,660
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|-
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| 2021 || 2,729,737
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|-
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| 2022 || 3,495,523
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|-
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| 2023 || 3,983,540
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|-
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| 2024 || 1,384,212
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|-
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| '''Total''' || '''29,125,758'''
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|}
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<ref name="FCOspend" />
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== People ==
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|+ Officers recorded at Companies House
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! Name !! Role !! Appointed !! Resigned
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|-
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| [[Bolaji Taiwo]] (Bolaji Moruf Taiwo) || Secretary || 21 December 2018 || –
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|-
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| [[Andrew Barker]] (Andrew Richard Barker) || Director || 16 September 2019 || –
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|-
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| [[Richard Whitehead]] (Richard Stephen Whitehead) || Director || 3 March 2025 || –
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|-
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| [[Ian Adamson]] (Ian James Adamson) || Secretary || 3 December 2015 || 25 January 2016
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|-
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| [[John Bean]] (John Clifford Bean) || Secretary || – || 3 November 1997
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|-
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| [[Lawrence Comber]] (Lawrence David Comber) || Secretary || 3 October 2013 || 3 December 2015
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|-
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| [[Jenni Klassen]] (Jenni Therese Klassen) || Secretary || 7 October 2016 || 23 December 2016
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|-
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| [[Alan Parry-Jones]] || Secretary || 30 March 2011 || 30 May 2012
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|-
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| [[Andrew Poole]] (Andrew Philip Poole) || Secretary || 25 January 2016 || 11 July 2016
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|-
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| [[Geoffrey Redwood]] (Geoffrey Michael Redwood) || Secretary || 3 November 1997 || 30 March 2011
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|-
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| [[Matthew Robinson]] (Matthew James Robinson) || Secretary || 3 October 2013 || 3 December 2015
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|-
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| [[David Barwell]] (David Charles Webb Barwell) || Director || 2 November 2017 || 30 July 2020
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|-
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| [[John Bean]] (John Clifford Bean) || Director || – || 3 November 1997
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|-
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| [[Volker Bettenbuhl]] (Volker Helmut Bettenbuhl) || Director || 20 October 2010 || 10 November 2011
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|-
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| [[Thomas Bishop]] (Thomas Walter Bishop) || Director || 5 December 2011 || 5 January 2015
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|-
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| [[Hugh Blackwood]] || Director || 22 August 2005 || 31 December 2012
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|-
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| [[Karen Booth]] (Karen Jane Booth) || Director || 14 December 2015 || 7 October 2016
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|-
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| [[Lawrence Comber]] (Lawrence David Comber) || Director || 10 February 2014 || 11 December 2015
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|-
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| [[Stephen Cotterell]] (Stephen John Cotterell) || Director || – || 24 August 1994
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|-
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| [[Sean Cummins]] (Sean Vincent Cummins) || Director || 1 October 2007 || 10 September 2010
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|-
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| [[Craig Edwards]] (Craig Nicholas Edwards) || Director || 8 April 2021 || 19 August 2022
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|-
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| [[Patrick Flaherty]] (Patrick Paul Flaherty) || Director || 10 December 2015 || 4 October 2018
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|-
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| [[Geoffrey French]] (Geoffrey Howard French) || Director || 1 May 1995 || 10 September 2010
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|-
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| [[Philip Green]] (Philip Arthur Green) || Director || – || 30 April 1995
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|-
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| [[Peter Guthrie]] (Professor Peter Moir Guthrie) || Director || 1 August 1997 || 31 July 2004
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|-
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| [[Rebecca Hemshall]] (Rebecca Elizabeth Hemshall) || Director || 11 May 2017 || 21 August 2017
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|-
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| [[Simon Hindshaw]] (Simon James Hindshaw) || Director || 26 July 2013 || 4 December 2015
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|-
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| [[Simon Hindshaw]] (Simon James Hindshaw) || Director || 30 November 2005 || 11 July 2008
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|-
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| [[John Horgan]] (John Bernard Gerard Horgan) || Director || 15 March 2010 || 21 December 2015
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|-
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| [[John Horgan]] (John Bernard Gerard Horgan) || Director || 25 March 2009 || 30 April 2009
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|-
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| [[Ronald Hunter]] (Ronald Thomas Hunter) || Director || 25 March 2009 || 23 December 2010
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|-
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| [[Kenneth Innes]] (Kenneth William Innes) || Director || – || 30 April 1995
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|-
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| [[Peter Innes]] (Sir Peter Innes) || Director || 1 May 1995 || 30 April 2000
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|-
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| [[Christopher Jennison]] (Christopher William Jennison) || Director || 11 January 2006 || 11 July 2008
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|-
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| [[Andrew Jones]] (Andrew Noel Jones) || Director || 14 December 2015 || 3 October 2022
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|-
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| [[Stephen Kimmett]] (Stephen Francis Kimmett) || Director || 1 May 1998 || 30 September 2007
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|-
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| [[Iain Macfadyen]] (Iain Leslie Macfadyen) || Director || 14 December 2015 || 11 January 2018
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|-
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| [[Abraham Marrett]] (Abraham Varghese Marrett) || Director || 8 November 2011 || 12 May 2015
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|-
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| [[Cheryl McCall]] (Cheryl Rosalind McCall) || Director || 22 March 2018 || 30 October 2020
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|-
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| [[Cheryl McCall]] (Cheryl Rosalind McCall) || Director || 10 February 2014 || 14 December 2015
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|-
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| [[Robert McGowan]] || Director || – || 31 July 2002
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|-
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| [[Robert McKittrick]] (Robert Alexander McKittrick) || Director || 1 May 1995 || 16 October 2006
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|-
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| [[Jerome Munro Lafon]] (Jerome Philippe Munro Lafon) || Director || 25 March 2009 || 12 March 2015
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|-
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| [[Jerome Munro-Lafon]] (Jerome Phillipe Munro-Lafon) || Director || 1 August 1997 || 11 July 2008
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|-
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| [[Martin Nielsen]] (Martin Anthony Wille Nielsen) || Director || 23 September 2003 || 11 July 2008
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|-
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| [[John Nutt]] (John Lloyd Nutt) || Director || 1 May 2000 || 11 July 2008
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|-
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| [[William Quarterman]] (William Jan Charles Quarterman) || Director || 1 June 2018 || 30 July 2020
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|-
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| [[Geoffrey Redwood]] (Geoffrey Michael Redwood) || Director || 25 March 2009 || 10 June 2011
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|-
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| [[Patricia Ribeiro-Carvalho-Vieira]] (Patricia Sofia Ribeiro-Carvalho-Vieira) || Director || 22 February 2021 || 4 May 2023
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|-
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| [[Peter Rutter]] (Peter Arthur Rutter) || Director || – || 30 April 1995
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|-
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| [[Christopher Sketchley]] (Dr Christopher John Sketchley) || Director || 1 May 1995 || 31 July 2004
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|-
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| [[Mark Southwell]] (Mark Andrew Southwell) || Director || 16 September 2019 || 4 May 2023
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|-
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| [[Gilroy Thomas]] (Gilroy Robert Thomas) || Director || 1 May 1995 || 13 November 2000
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|-
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| [[Adrian Tite]] (Adrian Percy Tite) || Director || – || 30 April 1995
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|-
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| [[Ronald Wall]] (Ronald Haydn Wall) || Director || 1 May 2000 || 27 April 2008
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|-
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| [[Stephen Wells]] (Stephen Francis Wells) || Director || 8 August 2011 || 31 December 2012
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|-
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| [[Richard Whitehead]] (Richard Stephen Whitehead) || Director || 16 September 2019 || 4 May 2023
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|-
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| [[Colin Wood]] (Mr. Colin David Wood) || Director || 22 February 2021 || 12 February 2025
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|}
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<ref name="CHO00880328" />
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== See also ==
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* [[Conflict, Stability and Security Fund]]
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* [[:Category:CSSF Contractors]]
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==See also==
 
*[[Quiller Consultants]]
 
*[[Quiller Consultants]]
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==Notes==
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<references/>
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[[Category:CSSF Contractors]]
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[[Category:UK]]

Latest revision as of 21:30, 16 October 2026

UK subsidiary of the US engineering group AECOM; CSSF contractor

AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK

Type Company registered at Companies House
Founded 27 May 1966 (incorporated)
Headquarters United Kingdom
Industry Environmental consulting activities

AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK (Aecom Infrastructure & Environment Uk Limited, Companies House number 00880328) is a contractor to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) under the Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF). Companies House records the company as incorporated on 27 May 1966, with status "Active", nature of business "74901 - Environmental consulting activities".[1][2] It is a named supplier on Lot 1 of the CSSF Framework Agreement 2023–27.[3] Contracts Finder lists 5 published CSSF award(s) to the organisation with a combined stated value of £1,284,204. FCO and FCDO payments to it over £25,000 recorded in published departmental spending data total about £29,125,758; these figures cover all FCO/FCDO (and, after September 2020, former Department for International Development) programmes and are not limited to the CSSF.[4]

Overview

AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK Limited is the British arm of the US-listed engineering and consultancy group AECOM. In April 2016 AECOM announced that an alliance it led, Delivering Procurement Services for Aid (DPSA), would handle global procurement and logistics for the Department for International Development (DFID), sourcing items including vehicles, communications and IT hardware, pharmaceuticals and shelters through a Dubai headquarters and a London office. Partners included TWI and Damco, with Olive Group providing "risk and security" support. AECOM's Steve Morriss said that "much development assistance [is] now earmarked for fragile and conflict-affected states".[5]

CSSF/ISF and other UK government work

AECOM held a place on Lot C (Defence Support Services) of the original 2015 CSSF framework.[6] In August 2017 the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), working with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Permanent Joint Headquarters, named AECOM as one of six suppliers on an overseas "principal support provider" framework worth an estimated £60 million over four years, covering design, project management and construction services for overseas military and diplomatic estates. The others were Atkins, Mott MacDonald, Ramboll, Ridge & Partners and WYG.[7] Outside the UK, AECOM's parent company announced a USAID contract worth up to US$177 million for the Afghanistan Stability in Key Areas (SIKA) – East programme.[8]

The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) reviewed the CSSF's aid spending in March 2018 and gave it an amber-red score, finding the fund responsive to National Security Council priorities but with weak results management and inadequate evidence of outcomes and value for money.[9] ICAI published a follow-up review in 2019.[10]

Published CSSF contracts

CSSF awards published on Contracts Finder
Award date Contract Value (£) Supplier name as published Source
2017-08-14 Peru Forensics Training (CSSF Framework Call-Off contract) 609,433 AECOM Infrastructure & Environment UK Limited [11]
2018-06-29 CSSF BVI Mobile Clinic 207,000 AECOM Infrastructure and Environment UK Ltd [12]
2019-01-10 TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES ONLY - Support to Rapid Deployment Capability Centre 152,182 Aecom [13]
2019-06-14 CSSF: Kenya - Project Management of the construction of a Police Station 100,000 AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK Ltd [14]
2021-10-14 CSSF Cyber Deterrence 215,588 AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK Ltd [15]

FCO/FCDO payments

FCO/FCDO payments over £25,000 (all programmes; calendar year of payment)
Year Amount (£)
2016 27,000
2017 1,731,820
2018 8,686,129
2019 3,437,136
2020 3,650,660
2021 2,729,737
2022 3,495,523
2023 3,983,540
2024 1,384,212
Total 29,125,758

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People

Officers recorded at Companies House
Name Role Appointed Resigned
Bolaji Taiwo (Bolaji Moruf Taiwo) Secretary 21 December 2018 –
Andrew Barker (Andrew Richard Barker) Director 16 September 2019 –
Richard Whitehead (Richard Stephen Whitehead) Director 3 March 2025 –
Ian Adamson (Ian James Adamson) Secretary 3 December 2015 25 January 2016
John Bean (John Clifford Bean) Secretary – 3 November 1997
Lawrence Comber (Lawrence David Comber) Secretary 3 October 2013 3 December 2015
Jenni Klassen (Jenni Therese Klassen) Secretary 7 October 2016 23 December 2016
Alan Parry-Jones Secretary 30 March 2011 30 May 2012
Andrew Poole (Andrew Philip Poole) Secretary 25 January 2016 11 July 2016
Geoffrey Redwood (Geoffrey Michael Redwood) Secretary 3 November 1997 30 March 2011
Matthew Robinson (Matthew James Robinson) Secretary 3 October 2013 3 December 2015
David Barwell (David Charles Webb Barwell) Director 2 November 2017 30 July 2020
John Bean (John Clifford Bean) Director – 3 November 1997
Volker Bettenbuhl (Volker Helmut Bettenbuhl) Director 20 October 2010 10 November 2011
Thomas Bishop (Thomas Walter Bishop) Director 5 December 2011 5 January 2015
Hugh Blackwood Director 22 August 2005 31 December 2012
Karen Booth (Karen Jane Booth) Director 14 December 2015 7 October 2016
Lawrence Comber (Lawrence David Comber) Director 10 February 2014 11 December 2015
Stephen Cotterell (Stephen John Cotterell) Director – 24 August 1994
Sean Cummins (Sean Vincent Cummins) Director 1 October 2007 10 September 2010
Craig Edwards (Craig Nicholas Edwards) Director 8 April 2021 19 August 2022
Patrick Flaherty (Patrick Paul Flaherty) Director 10 December 2015 4 October 2018
Geoffrey French (Geoffrey Howard French) Director 1 May 1995 10 September 2010
Philip Green (Philip Arthur Green) Director – 30 April 1995
Peter Guthrie (Professor Peter Moir Guthrie) Director 1 August 1997 31 July 2004
Rebecca Hemshall (Rebecca Elizabeth Hemshall) Director 11 May 2017 21 August 2017
Simon Hindshaw (Simon James Hindshaw) Director 26 July 2013 4 December 2015
Simon Hindshaw (Simon James Hindshaw) Director 30 November 2005 11 July 2008
John Horgan (John Bernard Gerard Horgan) Director 15 March 2010 21 December 2015
John Horgan (John Bernard Gerard Horgan) Director 25 March 2009 30 April 2009
Ronald Hunter (Ronald Thomas Hunter) Director 25 March 2009 23 December 2010
Kenneth Innes (Kenneth William Innes) Director – 30 April 1995
Peter Innes (Sir Peter Innes) Director 1 May 1995 30 April 2000
Christopher Jennison (Christopher William Jennison) Director 11 January 2006 11 July 2008
Andrew Jones (Andrew Noel Jones) Director 14 December 2015 3 October 2022
Stephen Kimmett (Stephen Francis Kimmett) Director 1 May 1998 30 September 2007
Iain Macfadyen (Iain Leslie Macfadyen) Director 14 December 2015 11 January 2018
Abraham Marrett (Abraham Varghese Marrett) Director 8 November 2011 12 May 2015
Cheryl McCall (Cheryl Rosalind McCall) Director 22 March 2018 30 October 2020
Cheryl McCall (Cheryl Rosalind McCall) Director 10 February 2014 14 December 2015
Robert McGowan Director – 31 July 2002
Robert McKittrick (Robert Alexander McKittrick) Director 1 May 1995 16 October 2006
Jerome Munro Lafon (Jerome Philippe Munro Lafon) Director 25 March 2009 12 March 2015
Jerome Munro-Lafon (Jerome Phillipe Munro-Lafon) Director 1 August 1997 11 July 2008
Martin Nielsen (Martin Anthony Wille Nielsen) Director 23 September 2003 11 July 2008
John Nutt (John Lloyd Nutt) Director 1 May 2000 11 July 2008
William Quarterman (William Jan Charles Quarterman) Director 1 June 2018 30 July 2020
Geoffrey Redwood (Geoffrey Michael Redwood) Director 25 March 2009 10 June 2011
Patricia Ribeiro-Carvalho-Vieira (Patricia Sofia Ribeiro-Carvalho-Vieira) Director 22 February 2021 4 May 2023
Peter Rutter (Peter Arthur Rutter) Director – 30 April 1995
Christopher Sketchley (Dr Christopher John Sketchley) Director 1 May 1995 31 July 2004
Mark Southwell (Mark Andrew Southwell) Director 16 September 2019 4 May 2023
Gilroy Thomas (Gilroy Robert Thomas) Director 1 May 1995 13 November 2000
Adrian Tite (Adrian Percy Tite) Director – 30 April 1995
Ronald Wall (Ronald Haydn Wall) Director 1 May 2000 27 April 2008
Stephen Wells (Stephen Francis Wells) Director 8 August 2011 31 December 2012
Richard Whitehead (Richard Stephen Whitehead) Director 16 September 2019 4 May 2023
Colin Wood (Mr. Colin David Wood) Director 22 February 2021 12 February 2025

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See also

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Companies House, AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK LIMITED (00880328) Companies House, accessed 16 October 2026.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Companies House, AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT UK LIMITED (00880328): officers Companies House, accessed 16 October 2026.
  3. ↑ Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) Framework Agreement (2023-2027): contract award notice 029743-2023 Find a Tender Service, 2023.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Foreign and Commonwealth Office, FCO departmental spending over £25,000 GOV.UK, 2010–2020; Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, FCDO: departmental spending over £25,000 GOV.UK, 2020–2026.
  5. ↑ AECOM, AECOM to provide procurement services for critical UK aid AECOM, 21 April 2016.
  6. ↑ Bidstats, Conflict, Stability and Security Fund framework (award notice) Bidstats, December 2015.
  7. ↑ Ministry of Defence and Defence Infrastructure Organisation, DIO awards overseas consultancy framework contract GOV.UK, 4 August 2017.
  8. ↑ AECOM, AECOM awarded USAID contract for Afghanistan Stability in Key Areas (SIKA)-East program worth up to US$177 million AECOM Investor Relations, accessed 16 October 2026.
  9. ↑ Independent Commission for Aid Impact, The Conflict, Stability and Security Fund's aid spending ICAI, March 2018.
  10. ↑ Independent Commission for Aid Impact, ICAI follow-up of: The Conflict, Stability and Security Fund's aid spending ICAI, 2019.
  11. ↑ Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Peru Forensics Training (CSSF Framework Call-Off contract) Contracts Finder, 2017-08-14.
  12. ↑ Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, CSSF BVI Mobile Clinic Contracts Finder, 2018-06-29.
  13. ↑ Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES ONLY - Support to Rapid Deployment Capability Centre Contracts Finder, 2019-01-10.
  14. ↑ Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, CSSF: Kenya - Project Management of the construction of a Police Station Contracts Finder, 2019-06-14.
  15. ↑ Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, CSSF Cyber Deterrence Contracts Finder, 2021-10-14.
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