Marlborough Highways is delighted to announce that it has formally achieved PAS 2080 certification from the British Standards Institution (BSI). The award for ‘Carbon Management in Infrastructure’ follows an extensive auditing process, in which Marlborough’s people needed to demonstrate compliance across a broad range of environmental and sustainability practices.
PAS 2080 is a nationally recognised standard, which demonstrates a commitment to reducing emissions throughout the entire lifecycle of infrastructure projects. In Marlborough’s case, this includes everything from the initial design and construction of highways and public realm schemes, through to the maintenance and updating of roads, footways, and green spaces. By following the PAS 2080 framework, the company can better achieve its sustainability goals and reduce its carbon footprint.
Marlborough’s Head of Performance, Sustainability & Social Value, Nick Reading, and the company’s Environment and Sustainability Officer, Fiona Cummings, led the PAS 2080 two-phased audit. Members of the organisation’s Operations, Procurement, Bids and Sustainability teams assisted the process, providing supporting evidence and taking part in in-depth interviews about the roles they play in carbon management strategy.
As the industry benchmark for quality, the BSI auditor confirmed that Marlborough has no non-conformances, while identifying several areas of excellence. In particular, the company was praised for its supply chain processes, environmental tender responses, and for the way in which it is delivering ever more sustainable schemes on the ground.
Matthew Revell, Managing Director, Marlborough Highways, said, “We are incredibly proud to have achieved the BSI PAS 2080 certification, with this significant milestone underscoring our commitment to the environment. The accreditation is a testament to the hard work of not just our Sustainability team, but all those colleagues who are helping Marlborough to work in a greener, cleaner and more innovative way. By adhering to the PAS 2080 framework, we can better deliver for the communities we serve, and create positive and lasting change”.
(Image: Marlborough Highways’ Fiona Cummings and Nick Reading pose with the PAS 2080 certificate)

