Andrew Stamps also spent 10 years at Laing O’Rourke
Rider Levett Bucknall has nabbed Turner & Townsend director Andrew Stamps to head up its infrastructure business.
Stamps joins as national head of infrastructure after spending more than five years at T&T, where he has been in charge of the firm’s infrastructure work across the Midlands.
He joined T&T in 2014 from Laing O’Rourke after 10 years working at the country’s biggest private contractor where his roles included commercial manager and commercial leader.
Stamps’ (pictured) CV also includes a 12 year stint at Sisk where he was a QS.
RLB has been on a recruitment drive of late, last month raiding Aecom for a new national head of programme management.
The firm is currently outlining its 2030 growth strategy plan to its 675 UK staff ahead of a formal launch later this year.
RLB saw turnover in the year to April jump 14% to £80m with infrastructure accounting for 10% of its UK income.
It wants to double infrastructure turnover by 2030 and RLB board director Mark Weaver said: “Bringing Andrew in to head up this area reinforces the importance of this market to us.”
It is forecasting an overall turnover of £108m in the next four years with the business expected to employ 850 people by 2023.
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