Marcus Richard Royle

Capula is an independent systems integrator: leaders in defining, delivering and supporting automation, IT and real-time business intelligence solutions. Capula specializes in providing mission critical solutions to the nuclear, power, environmental waste treatment & renewables, utilities transmission & distribution and water assets, oil & gas and industrial markets. Operating for 40 years, with around 200 engineers and IT specialists, Capula is renowned for innovation, delivery, quality and safety. Its pragmatic solutions, based on practical, operational experience support their clients' capital programs, improve performance and enable regulatory compliance. They provide consulting, surveys, design and delivery, 24x7 support and hosted data services to their clients. Capula has offices throughout the UK, providing centers of excellence and support for its long-term client relationships and dedication to high standards of delivery. These include: Stone, Staffordshire (main office and centre for support services); Aldermaston, Thames Valley; Westlakes, Cumbria (centre for nuclear); Aberdeen (centre for oil & gas); and Gloucester (centre for real-time business intelligence solutions); as well as site offices at several large power stations for on-site support and projects.

ITI Engineering Holdings Ltd. is a holding British company that supplies computer-based information solutions and process control & management services through its subsidiaries. The private company is based in Sheffield, UK. and has subsidiaries in the United Kingdom.

ITI Operations Ltd. provides software and electronic solutions. It offers services to oil & gas, defence, renewables, nuclear, big science, transmission and distribution sectors. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Part of Royal Imtech NV, Imtech Engineering Services Central Ltd. is a British company that provides electrical and mechanical engineering services. The company is based in Nottingham, UK. Founded in 1947.