Engineer completes business park work

An engineering firm has bolstered its portfolio with work on a £3.5 million business hub.

Dudleys Consulting Engineers supported the development of a 40,000sq ft industrial site at Calder Park, in Wakefield.

The operator carried out site investigation work on the former open cast mine site, which included assessing a potentially unrecorded quarry shear wall.

Bosses say the scheme – led by Marrtree Investments – includes nine trade counter units ranging between 3500sq ft and 5000sq ft.

Andy Walker, managing director at Leeds-based Dudleys Consulting Engineers, said: “We are delighted with the completion of works at Calder Park.

“In addition to site investigations and necessary remediation measures, we remained attentive to the proximity of a 100-acre nature reserve adjacent to the development, ensuring environmental considerations were thoroughly addressed throughout the works.”

Dudleys Consulting Engineers previously delivered civil and structural engineering consultation for Marrtree Investments at its 70,000sq ft Sowerby Gateway scheme in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, and its 27,000sq ft development at York’s Clifton Moor.

Its book also includes inspection work at Leeds Bradford Airport, and groundworks at ‘The Gas Works’ housing scheme, at Heworth Green, in York.

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