BG&E UK is a multidisciplinary engineering consultancy based in London, delivering integrated civil, structural and specialist engineering solutions across the built environment.
Backed by global capability and driven by local expertise, we deliver technically robust, commercially pragmatic and future-focused engineering solutions. In November 2025, BG&E became part of SYSTRA; our UK team continues with strong local leadership and a client-focused approach.
Our practical understanding of how structures and façades are fabricated and built allows us to make informed, efficient design decisions that reduce risk, improve constructability and protect architectural intent.
Structural · Civil · Façades · Materials · City of London
Structural Engineering · Civil Engineering · Albert Embankment, London
Construction Engineering · Geotechnical · Haymarket, London
Structural Engineering · Belgrade — London-led
Quay Quarter Tower, Sydney — photography Adam Mørk View project We engineered the structure of Sydney's Quay Quarter Tower — the world's first "upcycled" skyscraper, retaining two-thirds of an existing tower. We're bringing that same retrofit-led, carbon-conscious approach to London's skyline.
The full capability spans structural and construction engineering, civil engineering, hydrology and flood modelling, façades, materials, infrastructure and bridges, transport planning, geotechnics and asset management.
The wider group also brings deep data centre experience — 1,500MW delivered across Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
Efficient, buildable structures from early concept through detailed design and construction delivery.
Temporary works design and construction sequencing that keep complex builds safe, on time and on budget.
From major rail schemes to landmark bridges — assessment, design and asset protection.
Technically demanding cladding systems — bridging architecture and construction.
Unlocking the value of existing structures through forensic materials expertise.
Our multidisciplinary team thrives on challenging briefs. We'd welcome the conversation.
