International engineering company moves to Quorum Park

28th May 2020 9:36 am

Ramboll, an engineering, architecture and consultancy company, will move a team of 30 employees from the Quayside to Quorum Park in Newcastle upon Tyne.

Other well-known brands currently located in Quorum Park include Tesco, Pure Gym, Convergys and Engie.

Ramboll has been at the Quayside for six years, and has signed a five-year lease for its new premises. The move is part of the company’s wider intention to “grow a more sustainable business in the North East”.

Mark Wilson, global spearhead unit manager at Ramboll, said: “We are pleased that our Newcastle office relocation to the modern Quorum Park has completed ahead of schedule.

“We extend our thanks to the flexibility and support from Cushman & Wakefield in these challenging times. The team based in Newcastle look forward to settling into the new facility when circumstances allow.”

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