UK transport and load engineering specialist Osprey has combined its activities into a new base at Portishead in the south west of England.

The new premises is twice the size of its old one and includes a multi-discipline engineering hub and company headquarters. It brings engineering, heavy transport, marine operations and project delivery teams together under one roof, the company said.

people lined up in front of modern glass and brick office building Osprey’s new headquarters in Portishead, south west England, UK. Photo: Osprey

Collaboration will be improved, decisions will be made more quickly and directly.

Facilitating growth

Osprey, which has customers in infrastructure, energy and the defence sector, now has room for expansion. Students of the Osprey Skills Academy will benefit from the new HQ’s proximity to universities, colleges and schools in the area.

Commenting on the move Nigel Fletcher, Osprey CEO, said, “Our new Portishead office is an important investment in Osprey’s people, capabilities, and future growth.

“Having engineering, operational and project delivery teams together helps us work more closely, share expertise and learning, resulting in an even more integrated service to our clients.

“The location also gives us a valuable opportunity to continue to strengthen our links with universities, colleges and schools, attract talented people into the sector and support the development of future engineering careers.

“From the new hub, Osprey will continue to make complex infrastructure projects deliverable through integrated, engineering-led transport and installation planning, heavy transport, marine operations and logistics expertise.”

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