Andrew Webster

A seasoned professional with extensive expertise in design and construction, specialising in infrastructure, education, healthcare and secure facilities. Demonstrates a strong proficiency in integrating facilities and leveraging BIM and technology to enhance design efficiency and buildability. Notable experience includes managing MoJ capital projects and aviation-related developments, supported by SC clearance. Committed to understanding the design process across sectors to deliver innovative solutions that meet client needs.

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MoJ - Lancaster Farms and Northumberland SSHP - Current

Manchester Airport T3 - Security Upgrade

Stockroom Stockport - Retail conversion to Library and Public Space

Pankhurst Institute - Education facility for the University of Manchester

First Light Pavilion - New Museum for Jodrell Bank Observatory

Manchester Museum - New exhibition building in existing courtyard

SCAPE - Minor works for Warrington & Bolton Councils , Lancaster University

Nuffield Hospital (Manchester) - New private facility (inc ICU, Medical Imaging etc)

Mersey Gateway, Halton Borough Council, 05/01/12, 12/31/16, £450,000,000

A major scheme to build a new six-lane cable stay toll bridge over the River Mersey and upgrade the existing 8km of road network. 

Victoria Street MSCP, Liverpool City Council, 04/01/16, 12/31/17, £6,500,000, A new 333-space steel framed car park within Liverpool City Centre and UNESCO world heritage site. Also integration of a 450m2 retail shell space. 

Edge Lane Hub, Merseyside Police, 04/01/13, 03/31/18, £16,700,000, A new mixed use facility for Merseyside Police, to include vehicle workshops, policing units and storage facilities. 

Richard Rose Morton Academy, Cumbria County Council (PfS), 09/01/09, 08/31/11, £24,100,000, This new project, costing £24.1m, represents part of the prestigious Cumbria Academies programme. 

West Lakes Academy, Cumbria County Council (PfS), 09/01/09, 08/31/10, £25,300,000, Works were carried out on behalf of Cumbria County Council to investigate the presence of existing haematite mines in the area of the new academy building. 

Richard Rose Central Academy, Cumbria County Council (PfS), 03/01/09, 09/30/09, £26,900,000, This £26.9m project was the first of four academies to be delivered by Kier as part of the prestigious Cumbria Academies Framework. 

Furness Academy, Cumbria County Council (PfS), 04/01/11, 11/30/11, £19,900,000, Furness Academy was delivered in the Cumbria Academies programme aimed at delivering state-of-the-art, sustainable, and above all, high-performing replacement facilities.