Pell Frischmann Appointed to Birmingham City Council’s Transportation and Development Professional Services Framework
Pell Frischmann is pleased to have been appointed to Birmingham City Council’s Transportation and Development Professional Services Framework.
As their consultants, we support the Council’s Technical Approval Authority (TAA) function and will provide Approval in Principle (AIP) reviews for structural assets like bridges, culverts and retaining walls. The contract will operate on a 12-month call-off basis up to late 2025.
We are delighted to have the opportunity to continue our work with Birmingham City Council. This project allows us to further strengthen our valued partnership and support the council in delivering high-quality, safe, and resilient infrastructure for the community.
Jinliang Zhu, Pell Frischmann’s Civil Structures Technical Director
Pell Frischmann looks forward to supporting Birmingham City Council with improving their highway infrastructure and ensuring its quality over a long-term period.
Civil Engineering
Pell Frischmann’s Civil Engineering experience has been developed over decades of delivering some of the world’s most complex and challenging civil engineering projects – on time and to budget. Our experts bring together our in-house skills, partnering with other world-leading specialists to provide our clients with innovative, added-value solutions.
Our team has worked on some of the most notable civils projects in the UK across a wide-range of industries and sectors, from High Speed 2, to the Forth Rail Bridge restoration, to the expansion of London City Airport.
Our experts design, manage and supervise civil engineering works, supporting national government organisations, local authorities and private developers in meeting the challenges required of their investments.
The demographics of the UK’s population is evolving, alongside the impact of climate change, our civils infrastructure needs to respond to these challenges. Roads, railways, bridges and airports all need to adapt and meet the demands of our times, not just in terms of capacity, but environmental impact and climate change resilience as well as accessibility and connectivity.