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A ceremonial turf cutting event marked the official start of building work on the new archive that will store nuclear records from across the UK.
The UK’s oldest marine research centre has re-opened after the NDA joined new funding partners to ensure its long-term future.
We have updated our estimates on types of radioactive waste materials needing geological disposal (the Derived Inventory)
A major skyline change is under way at the Low Level Waste (LLW) Repository in Cumbria.
NuGen, the UK nuclear new-build developer, announced that a land contract for Moorside has been signed with the NDA.
The NDA has published a new document to help people understand activities that produce radioactive wastes in the UK.
Other government departments attended this event to look at joining NDA’s £170m shared procurement framework to save money for the tax-payer.
More than 30 research students working on a unique four-year nuclear programme gathered in Sheffield to discuss their work, share progress and exchange ideas.
A webinar sharing session has provided valuable feedback to researchers, businesses and sites involved in a series of innovative projects focused on nuclear decommissioning and waste.
The NDA marks its 10th anniversary this year. In that time, we have developed a detailed understanding of the UK’s nuclear legacy.
Significant progress on hazard reduction, particularly at Sellafield, was among the highlights of the last financial year outlined in our Annual Report and Accounts 2014 to 2015.
The final section of the turbine hall at Magnox’s Dungeness A Site has come crashing down as a 3-year programme to clear the south side of the former power station draws to a close.
In support of National Women in Engineering Day, some of the great women engineers at the NDA share the stories of their careers so far.
NDA Archives Ltd, an NDA subsidiary, has named Crimson as its preferred contractor to set up and manage the UK’s new Nuclear Archive when the building is constructed.
The UK’s approach to tackling its nuclear legacy continues to be of significant interest to other countries. NDA has recently hosted visiting organisations from USA, Australia and Japan.
Savings of around £15 million have been achieved by teams across the NDA estate using an online database to re-use and recycle redundant equipment.
Magnox Ltd has completed an 8-year project at Chapelcross site one year ahead of schedule and £5 million under budget.
Schools and colleges and businesses from across West Cumbria will be taking part in a very special event, sponsored by NDA, to celebrate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).
Dounreay has completed the transfer of 11 tonnes of nuclear material to Sellafield.
7 PhD projects were selected for sponsorship. The £500,000 of sponsorship is part of ongoing R&D support to develop the technical skills needed for decommissioning in the future.
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