Caneparo Associates will become an important part of Qflow – UK branch

Qflow welcomes Caneparo Associates as an important part of the Qflow Group. Together, we strengthen our offering in the field of civil engineering with a particular focus on urban development, transport planning, and complex infrastructure projects in urban areas, where the demand for cutting-edge technology, quality, and local market knowledge is constantly growing.

I am very proud and delighted to welcome Caneparo Associates as an important part of the Qflow Group. This is a significant milestone for us – not only for building our presence in the UK, but also for our goal of becoming a leading European specialist consultancy. Caneparo's innovative expertise, strong corporate culture, and local roots are an excellent fit for Qflow, and we look forward to our continued growth together.

- Martin Dahlgren, CEO of Qflow

Caneparo Associates is a British transport and road construction planning firm headquartered in London with an office in Cheshire. The firm operates primarily in London and has extensive experience with large and complex urban development projects, often working closely with Transport for London (TfL). The management team consists of Nick Bond, Steven Davies, Sam McCartney, and George Steele, who have worked together for over 15 years. Caneparo currently employs 25 people. The firm provides services throughout the planning and implementation process, from initial feasibility studies and permitting processes to traffic analyses and road construction. Caneparo has been involved in numerous high-profile London urban development projects.

Shortly after our 10th anniversary, Caneparo Associates is delighted to become part of the Qflow Group and contribute to its continued growth. We see this as the start of what we hope will be many more British companies joining the Qflow Group. We are pleased that our identity and strong company culture will be preserved and look forward to the collaboration and the resulting development opportunities.

-Nick Bond, director