Hinkley point c 

Hinkley Point C is one of the UK’s most significant low-carbon energy projects. Once complete, the 3,200 MWe nuclear facility will provide enough clean energy to power six million homes for 60 years and offset nine million tonnes of carbon emissions annually.

We’ve supported the project since 2011. In 2015, EDF appointed us to lead project controls and renewed our contract at the end of 2025 – reflecting more than a decade of trusted delivery. As the programme has evolved, so has our role, and we’ve adapted our support to meet new challenges and priorities.

Beyond its clean energy impact, the project is driving major economic value. It currently supports 3,800 UK suppliers and will create 71,000 jobs by completion. EDF has invested £24m in local education – supporting 8,000 trainees and 1,320 apprentices across the region.

"Turner & Townsend have been a key embedded contractor and supplier for us since we started the Hinkley Point C project. They supply very skilled candidates across lots of different disciplines, such as supply-chain, project management [and project controls]. We’ve had a longstanding 10-year framework in place since 2025.

That’s led to a very successful and transparent relationship."

Kate Tuckwell 
Reporting and PMO Governance Lead, PMO - Delivery Directorate

Sydney Fish Market

The new Sydney Fish Market is a landmark harbourfront project and the centrepiece of the NSW Government's Bays Precinct Renewal Programme.

Appointed in 2021, as lead delivery partner we project-managed the construction works and the transition from the old site. Working closely with consultants, contractors and government stakeholders, we kept the project moving through a technically challenging build. Our team managed risk and quality, and used targeted value engineering to bring the project in under budget without compromising ambition.

Opened in 2026, the new market includes 6,000 sqm of public space, improved transport links and a distinctive wave-like roof inspired by the site’s maritime heritage. Expected to welcome up to six million visitors each year, the project has also created more than 700 jobs, awarded $670m in contracts to Australian businesses and achieved a 5 Star Green Star rating.

“Turner & Townsend played a critical role in maintaining programme certainty, managing complex interfaces and keeping stakeholders aligned throughout delivery. Their team brought strong commercial judgment and calm leadership during key pressure points on the project. Their contribution was instrumental in achieving a successful delivery outcome.”

Greg Lin 
Project Director - New Sydney Fish Market

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM ABU DHABI 

The Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi opened in November 2025, taking its place in the Saadiyat Cultural District alongside some of the world's most celebrated cultural institutions. Spanning more than 35,000 sqm, it brings together immersive exhibitions, rare natural history specimens and state-of-the-art research facilities.
We provided comprehensive cost management services throughout – leading cost estimation, tender evaluation and variation assessments across more than 20 specialist subcontractors, and keeping the programme on track through continuous design changes and complex specialist procurement.

Sustainability was central to the project, with a strong focus on energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact. Today, the museum supports education and research across marine biology, zoology and earth sciences, helping advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

“Turner & Townsend’s diligent monitoring and attention to detail have contributed to effective cost management throughout. Your collaboration with other team members has played a significant role in managing key cost risks and the overall progress of the project.”

Anan Hawash
Project Director - Miral