Another firm is moving into the Inverness Campus.
Global Infrastructure’s operational base will remain in Beauly, while its corporate and compliance team, including CEO Iain Henderson, will relocate to Aurora House.
The firm is a leading civil engineering and construction contractor to the energy transmission and renewables and infrastructure sectors.
It says the move will help facilitate future growth.
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The company’s accounts team relocated to the Henderson Road base of parent company GEG Capital at the end of last year.
Mr Henderson said: “Global Infrastructure has experienced significant expansion over the past five years, achieving a 200 per cent increase in turnover. With bidding levels forecasted to reach substantial figures in the coming years, now feels like the right time to scale up further to support the energy sector’s promising growth, particularly in Scotland and the Highlands.
“The move to operate from the heart of Inverness Campus puts the business right in the hub of innovation for the Highlands for a number of sectors from which we can learn from and share ideas to improve our business.
“The campus is a high-quality environment designed to support businesses to work collaboratively with like-minded organisations and we look forward to sharing this experience, strengthening our existing relationships with clients such as SSE, BAM and Balfour Beatty, while also expanding our portfolio of work within the energy sector.
“Locating at Inverness Campus will further accelerate this trajectory by providing access to a dynamic, collaborative environment where we can leverage academic partnerships to enhance innovation and service delivery in an industry that relies heavily on fresh talent and new perspectives. The move will also enable us to establish a dedicated research and development hub, fostering innovation and attracting interest to the industry and to the area. By collaborating at Inverness Campus, we will develop unique solutions that address industry challenges and open new market opportunities.”
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) is developing the campus.
Its property development manager Greg Youngson said: “From the very start we’ve been developing the campus as a centre for collaboration and innovation, involving research, academia and commerce. Global Infrastructure will be a great addition.”