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Wendel

BNMA Member Since August 2021
Wendel
  • Associate Membership
  • Joined August 2021
  • Location
    375 Essjay rd.
    Williamsville, NY 14221
    716-688-0766
  • Contact Person
    Dan Leonard
    716-688-0766
    Project Development Manager
  • Established in 1940
  • 250 to 499 Employees

Wendel Profile

Wendel is a nationally recognized architecture, engineering, energy efficiency, and construction management firm with roots in Western New York


Wendel is a nationally recognized architecture, engineering, energy efficiency, and construction management firm with roots in Western New York dating back to 1940. Wendel provides integrated planning, design, engineering, energy, and construction solutions for manufacturing, industrial, technology, commercial, institutional, and infrastructure clients, helping organizations take projects from initial concept and facility assessment through design, construction, commissioning, and completion.

For manufacturers and industrial facilities, Wendel provides comprehensive support for plant expansions, facility renovations, new construction, infrastructure improvements, equipment and building system upgrades, site development, energy-efficiency projects, and other capital improvements. Its multidisciplinary team allows clients to coordinate architecture, engineering, energy, and construction services through a single partner.

Engineering capabilities include mechanical, electrical, structural, civil, environmental, and systems engineering, as well as site development, surveying, GIS, stormwater management, drinking water and wastewater, utilities, and infrastructure planning. Building systems expertise includes HVAC, electrical distribution, lighting and controls, plumbing, mechanical systems, structural systems, and other facility infrastructure.

Wendel also provides extensive energy-efficiency and sustainability services designed to help facilities reduce operating costs, improve building performance, modernize aging infrastructure, and meet sustainability goals. Services include energy audits, clean energy master planning, energy management, commissioning and retro-commissioning, turnkey energy-efficiency implementation, energy performance contracting, electrification, and energy conservation planning.

Construction management capabilities include project planning, scheduling, cost estimating, value engineering, bid procurement, contractor qualification, budget and cost control, document control, quality assurance, project closeout, owner’s representative services, Construction Management at Risk, and progressive design-build delivery. Wendel’s integrated approach can provide manufacturers with continuity from early planning and engineering through construction and final commissioning.

Wendel also provides facility assessments and master planning to help organizations evaluate existing buildings and infrastructure, identify deficiencies, prioritize capital improvements, plan expansions, and develop long-term strategies for their facilities.

Key Capabilities: Manufacturing facility design, industrial facility engineering, architecture, architectural design, engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, structural engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, HVAC design, electrical systems, site development, facility assessments, facility master planning, plant expansions, facility renovations, new construction, industrial infrastructure, utilities, water and wastewater, stormwater, surveying, GIS, energy audits, energy efficiency, energy management, clean energy planning, commissioning, retro-commissioning, building systems commissioning, sustainability, electrification, construction management, owner’s representative, cost estimating, value engineering, project management, progressive design-build, turnkey implementation, capital improvement planning, and energy performance contracting.

Best Fit: Manufacturers, industrial facilities, technology companies, property owners, and organizations planning facility expansions, plant renovations, new construction, equipment or infrastructure upgrades, energy-efficiency improvements, HVAC or electrical upgrades, site development, sustainability projects, facility assessments, capital improvement programs, or complex projects requiring integrated architecture, engineering, energy, and construction management expertise.