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Cumbrian firm Stobbarts has won a £40m infrastructure deal at Sellafield nuclear power station. The Workington firm will support Sir Robert McAlpine on

Workington-based civil engineering contractor Stobbarts has won a 15-year framework deal at Sellafield worth up to £40m.

The company will help deliver major infrastructure projects at the UK’s largest and most complex nuclear site as part of the contract. Sellafield, which

Workington-based construction firm, Stobbarts, has signed a contract worth up to £40 million.

Civils specialist Stobbarts will support McAlpine on groundworks and concrete

DB says it is uncertain whether it can meet the planned December 2025 date for partial opening of the new through station in Stuttgart.

Twelve Cumbrians, including those who have been long-term unemployed, are set to kick-start their careers in the engineering construction industry.

Client collaboration and stronger pipelines of work are key to solving an intractable workforce recruitment problem that continues to plague the industry,

Client collaboration and stronger pipelines of work are key to solving an intractable workforce recruitment problem that continues to plague the industry,

A Cumbrian community business has been awarded with its largest and longest ever contracts for work on nuclear site Sellafield.