Jacobs to Support Refurbishment of UK Nuclear Research Laboratories
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been chosen as the full lifecycle delivery partner for infrastructure renewal projects at various facilities operated by the U.K.'s National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL). The contract, valued at $12 million (£10 million), spans an initial one-year term with options for three additional extensions. Key responsibilities include design, build, and refurbishment work at NNL's Windscale and Central Laboratories. Jacobs aims to enhance the U.K.'s nuclear research capabilities while supporting job creation in the northwest of England.
- Secured a $12 million contract with NNL for infrastructure projects.
- Contract includes options for three additional one-year extensions.
- Focus on enhancing U.K.'s nuclear research capabilities.
- Job creation in the northwest of England.
- None.
Project will deliver world-class facilities to support new reactors and decommissioning efforts
DALLAS, Sept. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs (NYSE:J) was selected as full lifecycle delivery partner to support infrastructure renewal projects at various facilities run by the U.K.'s government owned, but operationally independent, National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL).
NNL estimates the contract value at
"This work will help ensure that the U.K.'s advanced nuclear research and development capability remains world-class," said Jacobs Energy, Security & Technology Senior Vice President Karen Wiemelt. "We will draw on our deep knowledge of nuclear engineering design and our decades-long experience of operating our own 12,000 square meter complex of laboratories and test rigs in Warrington, U.K."
NNL's facilities support new reactor build and existing reactor operations as well as decommissioning, clean-up and fuel processing plants, and handling and inspection services for nuclear material.
"It's crucial that we continue to invest in our laboratories to meet our stakeholders needs as well as wider industry ambitions and to perform our role as the national laboratory for nuclear fission," said NNL Chief Customer Officer David Beacham. "Our people and facilities are our most important assets, so this project will continue to protect and create highly skilled jobs in the northwest of England."
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