A national group of consulting engineers is bolstering its presence in Leicester with a move to bigger premises.
JMS said it is expanding to meet growing demand for its specialised civil and structural engineering services.
The new office is located within the historic Friars Mill office complex, part of the waterside regeneration project.
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It comes on the back of a move to a larger regional office in Reading, with Graham Chapman and James Gillies heading up the team there.
Despite the global pandemic, which has seen many construction sites close, JMS has said it has continued to enjoy significant business growth, with plans to open additional offices across the 海角视频.
The decision to move to a larger Leicester office is being cited as a further example of its commitment and growing presence in the Midlands region.
Lynn Clancy, associate director in charge of the Leicester office, said: “Opening a larger office in Leicester builds upon our strategic plans for continued growth and development across the Midlands region.
“We have been lucky enough to bring on a significant number of new projects thanks to the support and recommendations of our clients.
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“From large-scale warehousing and retail space near Mountsorrel, to the conversion of a derelict former RAF control centre into a dream home, JMS is truly making its mark on the landscape and lifestyle of Leicestershire.”
Managing director Daniel Staines said: “It’s very simple, really.
“We want to have the national reach of a large company, with all the contacts, expertise and buying power that entails, but still be able to deliver a hands on, face to face service at the local level.
“That means a network of regional offices, based at the places where we are needed most, be it Leicestershire, London or Manchester.
“And that way, our regional teams have good local knowledge, and can be there, on-site, in person, and always available as the projects we are involved with progress further.
“Whether we are conducting site inspections, providing construction advice or are actively involved in a civil or structural engineering project, the architects, builders and engineers we work with can put a name to a face.
“They have the security and confidence that we’re close to the project, understand the specific demands of the local area, and are part of the team from start to finish.”