Stobbarts is engaged in social value projects in the community. Credit: Dom Crayford/Flickr(Creative Commons).

Stobbarts has been selected to support major infrastructure projects at Sellafield, the UK’s most complex nuclear site. 

The 15-year framework agreement is valued at up to £40m ($49.92m). 

It entails Stobbarts’ assistance to primary delivery partner Sir Robert McAlpine on groundworks and concrete services at the site. 

The long-term nature of the contract aligns with Stobbarts’ growth strategy, enabling the company to recruit more local talent and invest further in its apprenticeship programme.  

The business is also planning to enhance its current facilities and expand into new premises in the vicinity.  

Stobbarts director Adam Stobbart said: “Being part of a long-term framework with the Programme and Project Partners (PPP) allows us to continue employing local people and increase our apprentice numbers. It also allows us to offer more to the local community. We have a steadfast commitment to West Cumbria; to create jobs, invest, and deliver social impact. 

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“As we embark on this new chapter, we remain committed to innovation, sustainability, and community enrichment. Together with our partners and stakeholders, we look forward to shaping a brighter future for West Cumbria and beyond.” 

Stobbarts’ engagement with the community extends beyond infrastructure projects.  

The company offers work experience placements to students from several local schools.  

Collaborating with PPP, Stobbarts aims to increase its involvement in science, technology, engineering and mathematics-related educational initiatives. 

In addition, Stobbarts says it is actively supporting local community groups and charities.  

Since its inception in 2019, PPP has awarded contracts that could potentially reach a value of £3bn.

The partnership now collaborates with approximately 200 suppliers across the UK, with 40% based in the north-west and nearly 70% classified as small and medium-sized enterprises.