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Keltbray has won a £17M deal on the mammoth Sellafield decommissioning project.

The borehole is the first of more than 60 boreholes that will be drilled on the scheme, which will be the first in the Square Mile to use a standalone borehole heating and cooling system.

Skanska UK welcomes a new president, Keltbray appoints a new commercial director for its built environment division, and Kier’s managing director of its infrastructure business is to retire in the latest people moves from across the geotechnical sector.

Specialist engineering firm Keltbray, working for main contractor Mace, is delivering a £73M contract covering substructure works for the Salisbury Square Development, which will comprise a new court facility and police headquarters.

Roger Bullivant and Keller UK get new managing directors and WSP appoints a new associate director of engineering rock mechanics in the latest people moves from across the geotechnical sector.

UK specialist engineering firm Keltbray has appointed previous Wentworth House Partnership managing director Tim Lohmann to the newly created role of group director of strategic engineering.

At the GE Piling and Foundations 2022 conference, Keltbray technical manager Asha Panchal introduced an innovative piling technique that reduces carbon by using recycled and recyclable hollow piles that serve to produce geothermal heat.

Balfour Beatty, Costain, Keltbray and Kier are the delivery integration partners for the £1.3bn A66 Northern Trans-Pennine project.

Keltbray has started work on the Pathways School project on a brownfield site in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.

A new piling system used for High Speed 2 offices in London could deliver 80% of the building’s heating and hot water needs as well as supporting the structure.