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KierBam Secures £600M Contract for Devonport Submarine Dock Upgrade

KierBam Secures £600M Contract for Devonport Submarine Dock Upgrade

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ThreatCluster •November 3, 2026 at 16:15 UTC
  • •KierBam awarded a £600 million contract for Devonport's 10 Dock upgrade.
  • •The project aims to enhance submarine maintenance capabilities for the Royal Navy.
  • •Approximately 1,500 jobs will be supported across the supply chain.

KierBam joint venture has been awarded a £600 million contract to upgrade the 10 Dock facility at Babcock's Devonport site, enhancing the UK's submarine maintenance capabilities. The project, commissioned by the Ministry of Defence's Defence Nuclear Enterprise, includes significant civil infrastructure works such as a water-retaining boundary structure and nuclear-licensed components. The upgrade aims to support the Royal Navy's current and future submarine fleets, ensuring their availability and readiness. This contract follows an early contractor involvement phase and is expected to create around 1,500 jobs across the supply chain. The project is part of a broader investment strategy to bolster the UK's defence infrastructure and capabilities.

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2026-11-02
KierBam awarded contract for 10 Dock upgrade
The £600 million contract was awarded to KierBam to enhance the Devonport facility's capabilities for the Royal Navy's submarine fleet.
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What is the purpose of the 10 Dock upgrade?
The upgrade aims to enhance the maintenance capabilities for the Royal Navy's current and future submarine fleets.
How many jobs will the project create?
The project is expected to support around 1,500 jobs across the supply chain.
Who is funding the upgrade?
The upgrade is funded by the Ministry of Defence through the Defence Nuclear Enterprise.