As the Ministry of Defence’s commercial partner at HM Naval Base Clyde, we provide highly specialist engineering support services, including those for nuclear facilities.

Just south of Glasgow on the Hamilton International Technology Park, our Rail business provides a range of professional engineering services to the rail industry.

We’re part of the team renewing the primary shutdown systems of Torness, enabling the station to continue generating power safely until the end of its operating life.

Both Seascale (where Sellafield is based) and Moor Row (where the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority is based) are home to Babcock International Group’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Cavendish Nuclear.

The Hartlepool nuclear power station can supply low carbon electricity to over 2 million UK homes.

From here, Cavendish Nuclear delivers services across the nuclear energy life-cycle, from design and build, to decommissioning, waste management and remediation.

Our Cavendish Nuclear manufacturing facility delivers key support services to UK and international nuclear power stations. And our Land business is based here, as well as team members supporting central support functions such as HR and Communications.

A Cavendish Nuclear site, the teams here support UK and international nuclear defence and power stations with a range of services.

We have several sites across the capital. This is where our headquarters are based – we also have emergency services training centres in Beckton and Park Royal, Ealing.

With sites at Ashton House and the Bristol Business Park in Filton, Bristol is home to all aspects of our business.

Based at HMNB Devonport, one of the largest naval bases in Western Europe, we’re a key strategic partner to our customers: the MOD and the Royal Navy.

Our Lakeside office located in Portsmouth hosts support functions such as IT and HR.

Situated on the south coast, the Dungeness B nuclear power station is an Advanced Gas-cooled reactor – the first to start construction in the UK.

Located on the Firth of Forth in Scotland, Babcock’s Rosyth site is one of the UK’s most modern maritime support facilities, making it an ideal location to support specialist vessels.

A Land - Rail site, the teams based here are currently working on the Belfast transport hub to deliver improved rail services for Northern Ireland.