AtkinsR'alis expands presence in India with a new office in Noida

07 Aug 2024 CW Team

"Expanding our presence in India is key to supporting our global delivery model and achieving the Company's new five-year strategy, focused on delivering excellence and driving growth across all our operations. The GTC not only supports our regions to drive growth, but also radiates best practice in our capabilities deployment to deliver greater value to our clients while fostering local talent and creating a positive impact in India,"commented Philip Hoare, Chief Operating Officer, AtkinsR'alis.

Since 2008, the GTC have been present in India and have supported the delivery of projects for AtkinsR'alis around the world, from buildings and places to transportation, power and energy markets. Through its end-to-end engineering, design and project management services underpinned by digital solutions, the new office will support the Company's growth targets with a focus on supporting global project delivery across its eight end markets.

The office inauguration ceremony was attended by Philip Hoare, Chief Operating Officer, Bharat Gala, Chief Executive Officer, GTC, Dr. Chaitanya Calla, Vice President, GTC, dignitaries and AtkinsR'alis' team in India.

Located at TS Suites, BPTP Capital City, Sector 94, the Noida office is the sixth center of excellence for the GTC in India and can accommodate up to 150 employees. The office has collaborative spaces, F&B and retail amenities to foster employee engagement and wellbeing. The facade integrates sustainable features, such as energy-efficient glass and advanced air filtration to enhance aesthetics, energy efficiency and indoor air quality. The office building is also an Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Platinum LEED certified infrastructure.

"The GTC takes great pride in supporting Atkins'alis' remarkable growth journey for the past 17 years," said Bharat Gala, Chief Executive Officer, GTC, AtkinsR'alis. "Fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace culture where everyone can collaborate and innovate is key to our continuous success. The new office in Noida is a testament to our track record of delivering excellence and commitment to make a difference in India by sharing knowledge, adding a social value, and supporting local talent development and career growth."

Recognised as a Great Place To Work " in India for the past four consecutive years, the GTC has over 4,000 employees in the country with offices in Bangalore, New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and the newly opened office in Noida. By combining its expertise and resources, the GTC aims to make a difference in India through its corporate social responsibility initiatives like the AtkinsR'alis Academia - Building Bridges Program " that collaborates with universities to provide specialized training and career opportunities in the field of engineering.

AtkinsR'alis Group, a fully integrated professional services and project management company with offices around the world, opened a new office in Noida as part of its Global Technology Center (GTC) in India. The GTC plays an important role in supporting the Company's global growth strategy by providing capabilities to work alongside the regions to deliver excellence for its clients, driving standardisation, resilience, quality and technical excellence. Expanding our presence in India is key to supporting our global delivery model and achieving the Company's new five-year strategy, focused on delivering excellence and driving growth across all our operations. The GTC not only supports our regions to drive growth, but also radiates best practice in our capabilities deployment to deliver greater value to our clients while fostering local talent and creating a positive impact in India,commented Philip Hoare, Chief Operating Officer, AtkinsR'alis. Since 2008, the GTC have been present in India and have supported the delivery of projects for AtkinsR'alis around the world, from buildings and places to transportation, power and energy markets. Through its end-to-end engineering, design and project management services underpinned by digital solutions, the new office will support the Company's growth targets with a focus on supporting global project delivery across its eight end markets. The office inauguration ceremony was attended by Philip Hoare, Chief Operating Officer, Bharat Gala, Chief Executive Officer, GTC, Dr. Chaitanya Calla, Vice President, GTC, dignitaries and AtkinsR'alis' team in India. Located at TS Suites, BPTP Capital City, Sector 94, the Noida office is the sixth center of excellence for the GTC in India and can accommodate up to 150 employees. The office has collaborative spaces, F&B and retail amenities to foster employee engagement and wellbeing. The facade integrates sustainable features, such as energy-efficient glass and advanced air filtration to enhance aesthetics, energy efficiency and indoor air quality. The office building is also an Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Platinum LEED certified infrastructure. The GTC takes great pride in supporting Atkins'alis' remarkable growth journey for the past 17 years, said Bharat Gala, Chief Executive Officer, GTC, AtkinsR'alis. Fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace culture where everyone can collaborate and innovate is key to our continuous success. The new office in Noida is a testament to our track record of delivering excellence and commitment to make a difference in India by sharing knowledge, adding a social value, and supporting local talent development and career growth. Recognised as a Great Place To Work in India for the past four consecutive years, the GTC has over 4,000 employees in the country with offices in Bangalore, New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and the newly opened office in Noida. By combining its expertise and resources, the GTC aims to make a difference in India through its corporate social responsibility initiatives like the AtkinsR'alis Academia - Building Bridges Program that collaborates with universities to provide specialized training and career opportunities in the field of engineering.

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