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As seen in: New Civil Engineer, MSN UK, Metro (UK), Business and Human Rights, The Canary, Transform Magazine (IEMA), nuclear-news.net, Resilience Media
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Sizewell C faces calls for National Audit Office investigation

Sizewell C faces calls for National Audit Office investigation

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Work begins to protect Teesside breakwater from ‘increasingly severe’ storms

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By Tom Pashby Verified
| New Civil Engineer Verified
Around 55,000t of rock is being installed by PD Ports at South Gare, breakwater, in Redcar, which protects the River Tees, in response to increasingly severe storm conditions. PD Ports said the “multi-million-pound project” will see contractors McLauglin & Harvey, working with Herbosch-Kiere, position individual 2.5m diameter granite rocks, weighing up to 30t each, predominantly below the waterline, where they will absorb and dissipate wave energy before it reaches the structure itself.
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Marine tunnel parts for Sizewell C to be manufactured in Avonmouth from 2028

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By Tom Pashby Verified
| New Civil Engineer Verified
Planning permission has been granted for Sizewell C to build a factory at Avonmouth near Bristol, which will manufacture pre-cast marine tunnel segments and heads. The site of the factory was previously used as a tunnel production facility for Hinkley Point C, which is described as the sister project to Sizewell C.
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NWS engaging market on future £42M independent assurance tender

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By Tom Pashby Verified
| New Civil Engineer Verified
Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) has published a preliminary market engagement notice regarding a future tender for independent assurance services worth £42M. The organisation is responsible for managing nuclear and radioactive waste held at the Low Level Waste Repository (LLWR) in Drigg, Cumbria which is near Sellafield. It is also planning the geological disposal facility (GDF) for the UK Government.
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