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Top 150 Consultants 2026 coverage

RankFirmUK chartered project managersTotal UK chartered staffTotal UK staffUK offices
2026 rank2025 rank2026202520262025
1 1 Turner & Townsend 2 2,555 4,811 4,221 7,110 4,221 20
2 2 Mott MacDonald 1,630 5,205 5,074 9,865 5,074 38
3 5 Aecom 696 3,233 3,314 6,951 3,314 32
4 6 Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) 398 1,019 1,031 1,488 1,031 14
5 8 WSP 375 5,833 5,884 9,493 5,884 44
6 7 Gardiner & Theobald 362 782 810 1,191 810 8
7 9 CPC Project Services 8 261 382 343 462 343 8
8 10 Ridge and Partners 245 1,028 863 1,622 863 16
9 13 Gleeds 3 174 586 519 1,459 519 18
10 new Sidara 4 141 537 514 1,215 514 28
11 11 BDP 136 471 530 705 530 10
12 14 Jones Lang LaSalle 90 279 327 8,515 327 14
13 15 Pick Everard 79 376 421 721 421 12
14 16 Ramboll 64 1,017 1,017 1,329 1,017 15
15 19 Pulse Consult 52 110 74 130 74 7
16 17 Stace 51 125 125 203 125 5
17 48= Hollis 45 128 163 427 163 17
18 new Cumming Group 5 44 198 168 626 168 9
19= new Arup 1 22 1,787 1,734 6,803 1,734 18
19= new Buro Four Project Services 15 22 22 17 72 17 4
21= new Tuffin Ferraby Taylor 21 123 112 214 112 11
21= 20= WT Partnership 21 97 86 217 86 10
23 new Ward Williams 19 48 52 140 52 9
24= new Drees & Sommer UK 9 18 135 107 275 107 13
24= 35= Thomson Gray 15 61 54 85 54 5
24= 22= Faithorn Farrell Timms 10 15 48 43 135 43 3
24= 40= Vextrix Management 15 35 25 62 25 3
28= 31= Airey Miller 14 62 60 126 60 5
28= 24= Ryder Architecture 14 150 170 277 170 6
30= 24= Calfordseaden 13 102 114 268 114 6
30= 24= Potter Raper 13 52 54 176 54 4
32= 40= Frankham Consultancy Group 12 65 55 277 55 5
32= 35= Coreus Group 12 33 21 93 21 6
32= 30 Pell Frischmann 12 277 315 594 315 16
32= 24= Stantec 12 1,058 962 3,895 962 43
36= new Bellrock 6 11 99 47 412 47 13
36= new Avison Young 11 89   1,214   12
36= 39 Exi Group 11 50 44 87 44 1
39= new Newmark 10 478 464 947 464 12
39= 24= Fulkers Bailey Russell 13 10 42 36 158 36 6
39= 35= Leslie Clark Construction Consultants 10 28 29 53 29 4
39= new Academy Consulting 10 23 18 30 18 1
39= 31= Keegans 10 23 24 56 24 2
39= new Childerstone Project Management 10 17 15 34 15 4
45= 40= Kier Design 9 173 163 641 163 18
45= 48= Foster + Partners 9 684 648 2,173 648 1
47= new Quantem 11 7 67 74 127 74 3
47= new Rund 7 30 26 101 26 4
47= new Barker Associates (Essex) 12 7 31 33 120 33 4
47= new Cadence 7 10 3 16 3 3

Notes

1 Arup: Fee income unaudited.

2. Turner & Townsend merged with CBRE Project Management in January 2025. The firms have aligned year-end to 31 December and these figures have been prepared internally to accurately reflect the combined businesses for the relevant period. This position cannot be reconciled to audited accounts.

3. Gleeds: Fee income unaudited.

4. Sidara: The group comprises Perkins&Will, Currie & Brown, Introba and Penspen.

5. Cumming Group: Turnover rise due in part of acqusitions of infrastructure consultant BTTC and QS CloSE in 2025.

6. Bellrock acquired Axiom Project Services in November 25 and assets of Summers Inman were acquired in June 2025. Both businesses’ fee incomes are included for all of 2025.

7. TP Bennett acquired Bluehaus (Dubai) in May 2025.

8. CPC Project Services figures estimated.

9. Drees & Sommer UK acquired RSP Consulting Engineers (RSP) in March 2025.

10. Faithorn Farrell Timms: Fee estimate.

11. Quantem: Three months of forecast figures due to year end.

12. Barker Associates (Essex): Figures provisional.

13. Fulkers Bailey Russell: Figures unaudited.

14. Harley Haddow: No final figure for 2025/26 available.

15. Buro Four Project Services: Figures unaudited.

16. Adair: Acquired an affordable housing consultancy in April 2026.

17. Playle & Partners: Figures unaudited.

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