Monday, November 25, 2024

Eddison’s adds local authorities and MPs’ regularity body to client roster

Leeds-based property consultancy Eddisons has added three local authorities and the national regulatory body for MPs to its list of public sector clients.

The City of Lincoln Council, Portsmouth City Council, Rushmoor Borough Council in Hampshire, and the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, the body which regulates and administers all MPs’ business costs and pay, have become the latest organisations to appoint Eddisons’ public sector advisory services.

In Lincoln, Eddisons will advise the city council on the Lincoln Western Growth Corridor, providing strategic development consultancy services for 3,200 new homes, a neighbourhood centre, a business park and transport infrastructure to alleviate congestion.

The firm is providing strategic development consultancy and other input for Portsmouth City Council on its flagship City Centre North master plan.

For the Rushmoor Borough Council Hampshire Addison’s will manage the 375,000 sq ft Kingsmead and the Meads shopping centres in Farnborough on a three-year contract.

The contract from IPSA will also see Eddisons provide lease advisory services for MPs’ constituency offices across the UK.

Javid Patel, Eddisons’ head of public sector, said: “We are really excited to have added these latest clients to our public sector portfolio. Our approach is always to build collaborative relationships and help bring innovation, including using AI technologies, to aid the quality and speedier delivery of our services.”

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