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Andrew Reid & Partners
Andrew Reid & Partners is a multi disciplinary engineering consultancy based in London. It provides mechanical and electrical engineering consultancy and associated services. It was established in 1970 in the UK by Andrew Reid as a building services consultancy. It’s core services include diagnostic assessments of under performing buildings and the management or independent validation of building engineering services commissioning.

The company has provided services across the globe and has corporate entities in The Netherlands and Denmark.

In 2014, building services consultancy Hurley Palmer Flatt acquired a majority controlling share in the business. In 2016, in order to accommodate the growth of the business in moved into 240 Blackfriars.

Andrew Reid specialise in critical engineering services design and commissioning and have worked on a variety of buildings in many sectors. Their work in commissioning began at the Barbican Arts Centre, through all fourteen phases of London’s Broadgate development to the present day where iconic buildings including the 750,000ft2 headquarters for UBS at 5 Broadgate.

Since the late 1990s, when internet services began to take hold in global communications Andrew Reid has been responsible for the successful commissioning of data centres for several of the world most successful brands, many of whom demand strict confidentiality.

Design engineers have been involved in work at The National Gallery since the mid 1980s when the company designed the building services for the new Sainsbury Wing. The company’s designers have since been involved in many museums and galleries including Dulwich Picture Gallery, the National Maritime Museum and the Imperial War Museum.

In addition to several commercial office buildings, the company is presently working throughout Europe on complex, resilient engineering services commissions.