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Amey buys WYG rail division

Thursday, 1 July 2010

Amey has bought consultant WYG’s rail division for an undisclosed fee.The acquisition of the national rail consultancy of WYG Engineering sees Amey secure 100 staff and a portfolio of existing contracts and professional services frameworks.

The move means Amey’s rail consulting arm has grown from just 200 people in 2006 to almost 1,000 today.

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