Specialist transportation and infrastructure consultancy is acquired
RSK Group, an environmental, engineering and sustainability solutions provider, has strengthened its transport planning and infrastructure design capability by acquiring SCP (Singleton Clamp & Partners Ltd).
SCP is a specialist transportation planning, highway and drainage infrastructure design consultancy which has been offering professional services to the private and public sector since 1991.
Employing 45 people based in offices in Leeds, Manchester and London – SCP provides a range of services, from advice and support at the earliest master planning stages of development proposals, through detailed assessments for approvals processes and through the implementation stages.
This deal strengthens RSK’s existing transport planning services and introduces a new suite of solutions in infrastructure planning and design – markets which are expected to grow in the years to come.
SCP will retain its brand as existing directors David Roberts, Jim Budd, Steven Carmody and David Young all continue to drive the business forwards.
RSK is now comprised of over 120 businesses employing over 8,000 people around the world.
Roberts said: “SCP is a brand that we are proud to have established over some 30 years, and maintaining that brand shows the great faith RSK has in our team and the successes that have been achieved so far.
“We have a combined desire to grow the business further and the commitment to retain the existing SCP leadership and work together as part of the wider RSK business is a combination that provides a future that we very much look forward to.”
Alan Ryder, founder and CEO of RSK. said: “The expertise in SCP greatly advances our position in the UK transport and infrastructure markets, areas where we expect to see growth over the coming years.
“Thanks to many years of consistent, high-quality delivery and a focus on strong relationships, SCP has earned a very good reputation with clients and the wider industry. With the additional support of our many related specialisms, we anticipate this will only be further enhanced.”
