Paul is owner and Director of Marine and Civil Services Ltd, and GPS Marine and Civil Services Ltd.

A Civil Engineer professional with over 12 years’ experience gained both in the UK and Internationally, he has worked across a number of sectors, including: marine, rail and water treatment.

Based in London, Paul has delivered a number of iconic projects, namely Thames Tideway Tunnel, Fulham FC New Riverside Stand, Beckton Desalination Plant, London Bridge Station Redevelopment and Southend Pier Extension.

Working his way up from a site engineer to Director, he has the practical site experience, complemented with engineering principles and technical knowledge.

Ravestein was established in 1976 at the Deest shipyard near the river the Waal. Ravestein specialises in building large steel constructions. At the shipyard, bridges, lock gates, jetties and roll-on/roll-off landing stages are built, as well as all types of pontoons, backhoe dredgers and heavy special maritime structures. The entire process from fabrication to installation, including maintenance, is in safe hands of over hundred craftsmen employed by Ravestein.

It is not only Ravestein’s own engineers who are fully acquainted with international developments, but also the people working. This enables the company now to occupy a prominent position world-wide.

Ravestein builds on behalf national and international companies and authorities. Starting from the Netherlands, a striking example of a water oriented country, Ravestein has managed to secure a prominent position at the world market. Especially thanks to its first class performance, superior quality and wide-ranging service.

lan has more than 40 years’ experience in the modular building industry, with the last 30 years spent in modular sales and sales management.

Ian has national responsibility for all Ministry of Defence works and has played a crucial role in some of our larger and more complicated builds, such as Beacon Barracks and RAF Coningsby delivering over £200m value in the last ten years.

With his knowledge and experience, lan assists at all stages of a project, from pre-construction advice and solutions, to on-site engagement with stakeholders as part of the main delivery team.

His expert knowledge assists and guides customers to the best DMA solution for their projects helping maximise the use of offsite construction. This approach can save considerable programme times for design and construction.

With nearly 15 years of experience in the industry, Guy Vere Nicoll is the Group Development Director at Area, one of the UK and Europe’s leading design and build firms. Guy specialises in managing complex and logistically challenging projects, supported by a team with exceptional skills and experience in delivering unique solutions.

In 2025, Area proudly celebrates its 25th anniversary, marking a legacy of excellence with an impressive portfolio of clients, including the Port of London Authority (PLA), HP, Jaguar Land Rover, Lenovo, Vertex, Deloitte, AECOM, Lendlease, the British Film Institute (BFI), Dassault, Vodafone, AEW Capital Management, Columbia Threadneedle Investments, and Battersea Power Station.

As part of Fourfront Group, Area was one of the first companies in the industry to achieve the prestigious B Corp certification, demonstrating our commitment to the highest verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability. Area continues to lead the way in sustainability and reducing the carbon footprints on all of its projects.

Neil is the Managing Director and Owner of Littlehampton Welding (LWL). The company was established in 1983 and over the years, it has grown into one of the most successful and experienced names in the structural steelwork and architectural metalwork industry. Neil has been with LHW his entire career, beginning as a trainee draughtsman in 1989. From 1989 to 2008, he worked his way through the company, becoming Managing Director in 2008 after leading a management buyout. In 2018, Neil became the sole owner of the business.

LWL specializes in the complex fabrication of structures, including feature staircases, large scale sculptures, and pedestrian bridges. Notable projects include the London Bridge staircase, the Chelsea Wharf bridge, and the Bomber Command Memorial. Additionally, the company has designed, fabricated, and installed the central feature at the Goodwood Festival of Speed every year since 2002. While LHW primarily operates in the UK, it has also led prestigious international projects, including the Spirit of Water sculpture in Canada, the Porsche sculpture at their headquarters in Stuttgart, and a modular shop, walkway, and staircase scheme at Facebooks headquarters in California.

Dave brings 11 years of expertise in driving sustainable solutions for modern communities. Passionate about creating cleaner, greener urban environments, Dave leads with a strong focus on innovation and client collaboration, ensuring every project delivers lasting impact. Specific focus includes owner value and identifying key tangible benefits. This also includes the end user experience.

Envac is a global pioneer in sustainable waste collection solutions, transforming how urban environments manage waste. Its state-of-the-art vacuum waste systems enhance cleanliness, reduce carbon emissions, and improve urban living by offering efficient, hygienic, and smart waste management. All this by simply transporting the waste underground through pipe networks and strategically placed collection terminals. Trusted in cities worldwide, Envac is revolutionising the UK’s urban landscape, with flagship projects like Barking Riverside and Wembley Park, where its innovative systems are creating cleaner, greener, and more liveable communities.