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Lee Wakemans has achieved FSQS Registration, underscoring our commitment to high standards in regulated sectors. This status assures clients and partners of our compliance and responsible practices, enhancing supplier assurance and client confidence. We are proud to join the FSQS community and remain dedicated to delivering quality services in a competitive market.

As Richard marks his eighth anniversary with Lee Wakemans, we sat down with him to reflect on his journey, challenges, and the values he brings to our team. Richard’s wealth of international experience and legal expertise continues to shape our organisation in meaningful ways. Below, we’ve paired his reflections with our thoughts on why his contributions truly matter.

Ava Lane, a Cardiff High School Year 10 pupil, gained work experience at Lee Wakemans under the mentorship of Paul Wong. Her day included studying architectural drawings and visiting a site in South Wales. Inspired by architecture and art, Ava aims for a career in design, appreciating the company’s support and insight into the industry.

Lee Wakemans Limited has been appointed to the Crown Commercial Services RM6242 Construction Professional Services Dynamic Purchasing System. The company offers expert guidance throughout the construction process, from project briefing to onsite management, and provides in-house services such as cost management and project management.

Lee Wakemans, a Cardiff-based development consultancy, celebrates the success of its ‘Fika’ initiative, introduced to enhance employee well-being. ‘Fika Fridays’ promote relaxation and social interaction among staff, resulting in increased job satisfaction and productivity. The company’s comprehensive wellness program includes flexible working, family events, and community outreach, significantly improving morale.

Lee Wakemans, a Cardiff development management company, has completed its second playground transformation at Pendoylan Church of Wales Primary School, enhancing outdoor spaces for children’s play. The project included an eco-garden, outdoor classroom, and sensory garden. The initiative emphasizes community engagement and aims to promote outdoor learning experiences through future projects.

Lee Wakemans, a Cardiff-based development consultant, has been appointed as regional cost managers for the NHS Building for Wales framework, covering the South East and South West. This role allows them to manage projects valued between £4m and £12m, enhancing healthcare access in Wales over a potential six-year period.

On November 7, 2017, Gabalfa Primary School transformed its playground through the Better Breaktimes initiative, adding a crawling net, climbing a-frame, and balance beam. Headteacher Carrie Jenkins emphasized the importance of outdoor learning, while Assistant Project Manager Tom Woodward noted the project’s value in enhancing children’s play experiences amidst ongoing construction.