The changes will see the business amalgamate its eight companies and five brands under Aspin Ltd.

The structure of the company will also change, to allow for full integration of all areas of the business and to harness the internal expertise and experience in the rail, highway and infrastructure sectors.

Aspin has offices across the UK, with a Glasgow base at Balmore Industrial Estate.

The business has recently completed electrification piling work on the Holytown to Mid-Calder railway upgrade between Edinburgh and Glasgow, and is currently working on the EGIP SDA line project.

Russell Ward, CEO of Aspin Ltd, described the change as “a major step forward”.

He said: “There are tremendous growth opportunities in each of our key sectors and as one Aspin we are confident that we can build on our strong foundations to achieve our ambitious turnover target.”

Russell Ward was appointed by private equity firm LDC in March this year in order to realise the 2020 vision for the organisation. With strong track-record leading large-scale organisations such as Cape and Motherwell Bridge, Ward has a wealth of experience in organisational transformation and business growth.

The new company structure has been designed to focus around the company’s four pillars of technical excellence; engineered solutions, consulting & design, foundations & piling, and inspections & investigations.

Mr Ward added: “We’re committed to becoming trusted partners for all of our clients and delivering technical and operational excellence across all areas of the business.

“This evolution of our brand marks the beginning of an incredibly exciting period for the company. The changes we have made will put us in prime position to grow our business over the coming years by delivering quality and innovation from the ground up.”