Hill International selected as project management partner for the Hellinikon project

Hill International, one of the largest companies in Project Management Consulting (PMC) worldwide, undertakes after an international tender the provision of project management consulting services for the development of infrastructure and landscaping within the project of Elliniko.

The above cooperation with Lamda Development comes at a stage where the management of the listed company is preparing feverishly for the implementation of its investments and plans for the mega project of Elliniko.

According to information, the emergence of Hill International as a partner is only part of the collaborations that Lamda Development seeks with leading companies for each individual project that will be included in the umbrella of the renovation and exploitation of the area at the former airport.

For the rest, according to the announcement of the American company and a statement of the vice president of Hill and CEO of Southern Europe, Manolis Sigalas, “Ellinikon is the Project of Works in Greece”. He stated that “the planning and implementation of this construction project is the key to the overall success of the renovation and, in simple words, our mission is to work hard to help Lamda Development succeed”.

For his part, Hill CEO Raouf Ghali said, “We feel honored to have been selected as the PMC in the program”

He added also that”Hill International has managed enormous master-plans worldwide and has a strong business presence in Greece. We are confident that the capabilities of our team and the best practices that we will bring will allow us to be valuable partners of Lamda for the implementation of the infrastructure program of Elliniko and beyond “.

Hill International is one of the largest project management and technical consulting firms in the wider construction industry, employing approximately 2,700 professionals and support staff in 50 offices worldwide. Among the major projects supported in our country are the Health Initiative Stavros Niarchos Foundation (which includes three new model hospitals in Komotini, Thessaloniki and Sparta), the New International Airport of Heraklion in Crete (Kastelli), the Port of Piraeus of Thessaloniki, the Four Seasons Astir Palace hotel complex and the Trans-Adriatic Gas Pipeline in Northern Greece (TAP).