COWI Expands Its Canadian Presence with New Office in Surrey, B.C.

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COWI Expands Its Canadian Presence with New Office in Surrey, B.C.

COWI, a global engineering consultancy, has opened a new office in Surrey, B.C., to enhance its operations in Canada amid rising demand for infrastructure expertise.

COWI, a prominent global engineering consultancy, is set to bolster its presence in Canada with the inauguration of a new office located at 9850 King George Blvd., on the third floor of the building in Surrey, B.C. This new addition complements its existing office situated in North Vancouver and marks a significant step in the company's strategic expansion within the Canadian market. According to a release from the company, Canada has emerged as an increasingly vital market for COWI over recent years, driven by a growing demand for specialized expertise across various sectors, including transportation, bridges, tunnels, marine infrastructure, geotechnics, coastal engineering, and heavy civil works. As project activity and client demand continue to rise, COWI is making a deliberate investment in its regional footprint, aiming to support long-term growth and enhance its capacity to manage complex infrastructure projects effectively. The choice of Surrey for the new office was influenced by its strategic location and its status as one of Canada's fastest-growing urban centers. The office will provide the same multidisciplinary services currently offered from the North Vancouver location, which encompasses bridge, tunnel, transportation, marine, coastal, geotechnical, and heavy civil engineering solutions. Furthermore, the new office is expected to support ongoing developments in transportation infrastructure, including roads and highways, thereby contributing to the overall enhancement of the region's infrastructure capabilities.
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