Mortice have been partnered with Imperial War Museums (IWM) as its trusted Facilities Management and sustainability consultant since 2019, providing long‑term strategic guidance across a complex, multi‑site organisation.
The National Library of Ireland recognised a growing need to better embed sustainability across their organisation. While sustainability was already on the agenda, they wanted to go further, and build a clearer, shared understanding of what it meant for their specific context, identifying practical ways to integrate sustainability into existing frameworks and ways of working.
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) operates 12 full-time stations, four on-call stations, a training centre, and a headquarters office. As the Service progressed along its sustainability roadmap, it became clear that policies and plans alone were not enough. Embedding sustainability required shared understanding and action across the organisation, supported through education and learning
When the Trustees of Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust (CHDT) approved their Environmental Sustainability Strategy 2022-26, they set out an ambitious vision; to reach net zero by 2050, restore and enhance biodiversity across their heritage estate, and embed sustainable thinking into their ways of working.
In 2024, MDN launched an ambitious initiative to help museums across the North of England strengthen their resilience to environmental risk. Supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund,
As Imperial War Museums (IWM) advanced the development of its sustainability strategy, it became clear that meaningful cultural change would require more than policies alone – it would require people.
