Heritage Transport

Crich Tramway Village

Client: The Tramway Museum Society
Designation: Grade II  (K1 Telephone Box)

Pre contract quantity surveying services associated with the provision of new catering and conferencing facilities and recreation of historic street frontage, including alterations to adjoining buildings and upgrading landscaping and infrastructure works.

Welsh Highland Railway

Client: F & WH Railway Co.
Value: £2m

Provision of pre and post contract cost management services associated with the construction of a new railway terminal, comprising the construction of a landmark building over two storeys, with ticketing facilities, café, meeting rooms, and exhibition hall.

Churnet Valley Railway

Client: Churnet Valley Railway
Designation: Grade II

Preparation of tender documentation associated with improvements to the Churnet Valley Railway, including works to the station platform and car park, water tower, level crossing, and track works.

Talyllyn Railway

Client: Talyllyn Railway
Designation: Grade II within UNESCO World Heritage Site

Provision of pre and post contract quantity surveying services for the renewal of engineering workshops, refurbishment of original works to provide display focusing on the history of the railway engineering, and remodelling of Wharf Station to provide an enhanced visitor experience, with improvements to the shop, museum and cafe.

South Tynedale Railway

Client: STRPS
Designation: Grade II*

Pre and post contract quantity surveying services associated with the scheme for the redevelopment and extension of Alston Station including new café, platform and canopy, new station at Slaggyford, alterations to existing and provision of new workshops, provision of new signal box and water tower together with track extension works and associated infrastructure.

Fire Queen

Client: Cyngor Gwynedd
Designation: Grade II and within UNESCO World Heritage Site

Pre and post contract QS services associated with the conservation, repair and extension of the historic engine shed, to house the Fire Queen, the oldest narrow gauge locomotive in existence, built in 1848.

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Whether restoring a listed townhouse, refurbishing a heritage commercial property, or managing a major conservation programme, we provide clear financial leadership and structured project control — ensuring that historic buildings continue to serve future generations.

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