The Industrial Solutions Hub is intended to bolster the supply chain of nuclear decommissioning company Sellafield Ltd.

AtkinsRéalis, Sellafield Ltd and Igloo Vision have developed an immersive, virtual environment from which to plan and deliver nuclear decommissioning work more safely.

AtkinsRéalis and Sellafield won the Best Application of Technology category, sponsored by Digital Construction North, at the Digital Construction Awards 2026 last night (18 March).

The decommissioning team at Sellafield continues to find new ways of using Spot the robot dog: the quadruped robot has successfully carried out swabbing, a vital task in monitoring radioactivity.

Ten great uses of existing technology have made the shortlist for the Best Application of Technology category at the Digital Construction Awards 2026.

Morgan Sindall Infrastructure, Costain, and Hochtief have been appointed to deliver non-nuclear infrastructure works on the Sellafield site.

The police have arrested two men after a vehicle was driven into a group of striking workers on a picket line outside the Sellafield nuclear site on Wednesday (17 September).

A remote control robotic arm has been successfully tested for nuclear decommissioning at Sellafield.

AtkinsRéalis and Sellafield have successfully trialled the remote operation of Spot the robot dog from a different location. They claim this is an industry-first milestone “that demonstrates the potential of virtual site access on nuclear licensed sites, safely and securely”.

Skanska is expanding its data academy and addressing the impact and opportunities of AI.

Digital twin to give Liverpool “world-class London-style” public transport.

Balfour Beatty is using an automated cable installation equipment (ACIE) machine to deliver the second phase of the National Grid’s London Power Tunnels 2 project.

Sellafield’s Engineering Centre of Excellence is helping to inspire the next generation of STEM professionals

Is AI just what the construction industry needs to take a significant step forward? Or is the technology the beginning of the end?

The next generation of nuclear professionals have completed their degree apprenticeships 

Sellafield Ltd has been fined £400,000 after admitting a health and safety breach that resulted in a worker sustaining serious back injuries when he fell from a scaffolding ladder at the nuclear site.

A demonstration project has successfully digitalised the Approved Documents compliance process.

Researchers in China have successfully used a digital twin to investigate the reasons for a building collapse.