Osprey says the move will strengthen collaboration, improve decision-making and develop integrated solutions for clients across the infrastructure, energy and defence sectors.
The move also aims to support Osprey鈥檚 plans to attract and develop the next generation of engineering talent. Its location, close to universities, colleges and schools across Bristol and North Somerset, will, it hopes, help the business build stronger relationships with education providers and create opportunities for students, graduates and early-career professionalsall part of the Osprey Skills Academy.
The expanded facility provides the space and capacity needed to support Osprey鈥檚 continued growth, while encouraging closer working across disciplines.
Nigel Fletcher, CEO of Osprey, said, 鈥淥ur new Portishead office is an important investment in Osprey鈥檚 people, capabilities, and future growth.
鈥淗aving 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.
鈥淭he 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.
鈥淔rom 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.鈥�
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