CYMRU | WALES
Through ACE Cymru Wales we champion Welsh infrastructure. The local group works closely with Government Ministers, the Welsh Government and the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales, applying pressure for greater investment, but also acts as a trusted adviser to key clients and representatives in Cardiff.
Our group’s members have worked hard to nurture these relationships in recent years, providing a platform to share our collective expertise and knowledge with local politicians and civil servants. As the Welsh Assembly gains more powers, we will continue to help it make informed decisions on local infrastructure.
While significant projects like the New M4 around Newport and Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon may steal the limelight, but there are huge opportunities for infrastructure across transport, energy, water, environment, education, health service, digital connectivity and housing projects.
ACE Cymru Wales will continue to make the case loud and clear that infrastructure is a key economic driver and is vital for Wales to realise its full potential.
The group meets monthly and companies interested in attending should contact, Karis Thain.
Members include representatives of the following ACE member companies: AECOM, Amey, Arup, Arcadis, Atkins, Burroughs, Cass Hayward, Mott MacDonald, Ramboll, Stantec, Tony Gee, WSP and many SMEs.
Kate Attwood of WSP is chair of the group from July 2022. Piers Burroughs of Burroughs is interim chair until this date.
USEFUL DOCUMENTS

Chetna Gorasia
Events and Groups Coordinator
Chetna supports the membership and events work at ACE and sister organisation, EIC.

Gareth Lonie
Regional Policy Manager
Gareth leads our stakeholder engagement in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and across the English regions.