LCI Consultants Joins Forces with the Artelia Group to Strengthen Market Position and Expand Client Value

LCI Consultants is proud to announce a strategic merger with the Artelia Group, a globally recognised, 100% employee-owned leader in multidisciplinary engineering and project management.

For 18 years, LCI has been known for our deep client relationships, integrity-driven ethos, and sustainability-focused approach. As a 100% employee-owned firm, we understand the power of ownership—fostering a culture of accountability, innovation, and excellence. Artelia shares these values, making them the ideal partner to enhance our capabilities while maintaining the personal, client-focused service we are known for.

“This merger represents an exciting new chapter for LCI. As we continue our strong growth trajectory, partnering with Artelia allows us to bring even greater value to our clients, leveraging their global expertise while staying true to our shared principles of employee ownership, innovation, and excellence,” said LCI Managing Director Ross Doolan.

With a strong global presence—particularly in Europe, North America, and the APAC region—Artelia brings world-class expertise in buildings, mobility, water, energy, industry, and complex infrastructure. Their extensive global network and technical capabilities open new opportunities for LCI to deliver even greater outcomes for our clients.

This partnership is built on shared culture, mutual expertise, and a vision for the future. LCI’s well-established presence in the Australian market complements Artelia’s international strength, allowing us to expand our capacity to deliver large-scale, complex projects with greater efficiency and sustainability.

Our core values remain unchanged. We will continue to prioritise close client relationships, uphold our integrity-driven approach, and push the boundaries of engineering excellence. By joining forces, we are not only expanding our reach but also deepening our impact—delivering smarter, more forward-thinking solutions that shape resilient buildings, and precincts.