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# Award-winning IT firm ICS moves to bigger Ipswich office
- URL: https://www.ipswich.co.uk/award-winning-it-firm-ics-moves-to-bigger-ipswich-office/
- Published: 2026-08-26T05:38:47.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-26T05:38:47.000Z
- Description: Suffolk IT and telecoms provider ICS has relocated to a larger headquarters near Ipswich, expanding its floorspace by half after a year of growth and a regional business award win.
- Author: Oliver Rouane-Williams
- Tags: News, Business, ICS

**Why it matters:** The move gives the growing firm more room for staff and clients, as it continues expanding its IT support, cybersecurity, cloud services and telecoms work across the East of England.

**The details:** ICS has moved into Suffolk House, Unit 2A, Broomvale Business Centre in Little Blakenham, near Ipswich.

- The new office is 2,259 sq ft, up from the company's previous 1,500 sq ft premises – an increase of 759 sq ft.
- It provides additional meeting space for current and prospective clients, more desk space for engineers, improved staff facilities and free parking.
- The move follows ICS winning the Growth Business of the Year award at the 2026 East Anglian Daily Times Business Awards.

**By the numbers:** ICS has welcomed four new members of staff over the past 12 months, including three engineers and one digital marketing executive, as demand for its managed IT and telecoms services continues to grow.

**What they're saying:** Craig Starling, Director at ICS, said the additional space gives the firm "room to grow our team, provide a better space to meet with current and prospective clients, and continue delivering the level of service we're known for."

"Winning the EADT Growth Business of the Year award made this feel like the right time to take the next step. It's a reflection of how far we've come, but we're not standing still. We've got plans for the future, and this move gives us the space to continue growing in the right way," he said.

Starling added that the move was about preparing the business for the future rather than simply increasing office space.

Tim Goulding, Director at ICS, said: "After 28 years in business, we felt the time was right to move into premises that better support the way we work today and, more importantly, allow us to maintain the high level of service our customers expect from us.

"The additional space gives us more room for our growing team as well as a larger dedicated space for servicing and preparing machines. This in turn helps us work efficiently and respond quickly to customer needs. The location is also a real advantage because regular customer site visits are an essential part of our service. The new office location allows us to be well placed to serve all customers across Suffolk, Essex and Norfolk.

"This move gives us the space and facilities to continue providing an excellent service to our customers, while also creating a better environment for our team as we look ahead to the next 30 years."

**The bigger picture:** ICS supports businesses across Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and the wider East Anglia region, offering IT support, cybersecurity, cloud services, business telecoms and managed technology solutions.

**The bottom line:** The relocation marks another milestone for the 28-year-old firm, which says the bigger headquarters will give it the facilities and flexibility to keep investing in its team and clients as it enters its next phase of growth.

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