Caneparo Associates Becomes a Key Part of Qflow – Establishment in the United Kingdom

Qflow welcomes Caneparo Associates as an important part of the Qflow Group. Together, we are strengthening our offering within the built environment sector, with a particular focus on urban development, transport planning, and complex infrastructure projects —areas where demand for specialist expertise, quality, and strong local market knowledge continues to grow.

“I am very proud and pleased to welcome Caneparo Associates as an important part of the Qflow Group. This is a significant milestone for us—not only by establishing a presence in the United Kingdom, but also in our ambition to build a leading European specialist consultancy. Caneparo’s expertise, strong culture, and local market presence fit very well with Qflow, and we look forward to growing and developing together.”

- Martin Dahlgren, CEO Qflow

Caneparo Associates is a UK-based consultancy specialising in transport planning and highway design, with its head office in central London and an additional office in Cheshire. The company primarily works on projects in London and has extensive experience of large and complex urban development schemes, often in close dialogue with Transport for London (TfL). The management team consists of Nick Bond, Steven Davies, Sam McCartney and George Steele, who have worked together for more than 20 years. Caneparo Associates has 25 employees. The company provides services throughout the entire planning and delivery process, from early feasibility studies to statutory processes, transport assessments, and highway design.

Coming soon after our 10th anniversary, Caneparo Associates is delighted to join with and contribute towards the group’s growth, and to be part of what we hope will be the first of many UK companies to merge with the Qflow group. We welcome that our identity and strongly valued corporate culture will be maintained and look forward to the collaboration and development opportunities that will result.

- Nick Bond, Director