Structural Engineering for Shipping Container Stack

Hi, I'm looking for a structural engineer to carry out a wind load assessment and foundation/anchor design calculation for a stacked shipping container structure, with a stamped calculation pack suitable as formal sign-off. The structure: • Three 40ft high-cube shipping containers, stacked 3 high (9'6" / 2.9m height each, so approx. 8.7m total stack height) • Standard ISO steel construction, corner-casting to corner-casting stacking • Site located in Solihull, West Midlands • Open yard setting — no significant surrounding shelter from adjacent structures What I need: 1. Wind load assessment to BS EN 1991-1-4, appropriate to the site location and exposure category 2. Overturning moment and corner reaction calculation (uplift and shear) at ground level, and at each inter-container connection level 3. Foundation and ground anchor design — footing sizing and anchor bolt specification suitable for the calculated loads 4. A stamped/signed calculation pack I can retain as documentation I'm not converting these into habitable/occupied space but they’ll be used to house activated carbon and have an access gentry to change out dust filters, I want the installation properly engineered and documented given the height and wind exposure. Could you let me know: • Whether this is something you're able to take on • What information you'd need from me to scope and quote (site plan, container spec sheets, any ground condition info) • Indicative cost and turnaround time • Happy to provide photos of the site and any further detail needed.