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Consultancy continues national expansion with latest office

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Engineering consultancy Rodgers Leask has announced its expansion into the north-west with the opening of a new office.

The practice, which also has offices in Derby, Nottingham, Birmingham and Bristol, has opened its latest office in Liverpool.

Rodgers Leask was first established in a single office in Derby in 1984 and now offers structural, civil, geo-environmental and transport planning services across a range of sectors nationwide.

The Liverpool office will be headed up by divisional director Chris Pollett, who was influential in the successful opening and establishment of Rodgers Leask’s Nottingham office in 2021.

He said: “Having worked in Liverpool earlier in my career, I’m proud and excited to be leading our latest expansion.

“I feel that there is a gap in the market that will allow us to offer something different for developers, contractors and architects, although we already have many existing relationships that we’re looking forward to reigniting in this great city.”

There is currently more than 90 staff working for Rodgers Leak nationally, though a number of vacancies are currently open which will enable the business to grow.

Paul Spencer, managing director at Rodgers Leask, said: “It’s very promising times for the business.

“Having a base in Liverpool will allow us to provide our new and existing clients with an even better service – a growth approach that has worked for us elsewhere in the country.

“It’s important to us that we choose the right locations for expansion and in Liverpool we’re confident it has the right credentials.

“For example, strong local universities offering good engineering degrees give us a platform to support and attract graduates in entering the industry.

“While the ongoing regeneration agenda and increasing investment gives us confidence that improvement to important elements of the city, like transport links, can be replicated in other areas of infrastructure.”


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