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‘Combatting Climate Change in the Construction Industry, is it practical, measurable and achievable’ has generated some interesting results. 

Wilde Consultants have been successful in their bid to provide multi-disciplinary engineering services via the North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) Consultancy and Associated Services Framework Contract.  A range of Authorities are eligible to access the framework including (but not limited to) all NHS organisations/Trusts and Local Authority

“You will have really made a difference to a lot of people and wildlife today. I don’t usually get volunteers of this kind of numbers!” Kath Hughes, Neighbourhood Project Officer, Stockport Council Last Friday was an amazing day for our team at Wilde! We spent the day at Woodbank Park in Stockport,

Wilde welcomes the publication of the updated PAS 2080, outlining the roles and responsibilities of all value chain members in managing carbon in buildings and infrastructure. All stakeholders working within the built environment sector have a duty to consider the environmental impact of their projects. Reducing carbon is a key

Work is nearing completion on the Granville road project in North London. The £30m+ project included the construction of 132 new properties of varying types. Some have been completed and others are nearly there. 

International Women’s Day is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It is a day to recognise the progress that has been made in gender equality and to acknowledge the work that still needs to be done. As an engineering consultancy, we recognise the

This National Apprenticeship Week, we would like to welcome our newest apprentice in the rail and highway structures team, Will Lunt, who will be assisting with work for multiple clients including local authorities, Network Rail, and contractors.

Wilde Consulting Engineers have been awarded a place on the Cheshire East Framework Contract for Construction Related Consultancy Services.

Wilde Consulting Engineers is pleased to announce the promotion of James Kok-Shun and Tom Boulter to the position of Associate Director.

Wilde Consultants have been successful in their bid to become a framework consultant for Cumbria County Council’s Professional Services Framework (PSF4).  The scope of professional civil and structural consultancy services to be provided are wide ranging and include highway design (road, bridges and other structures), structural / condition surveys, drainage