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Cross-Sector Collaboration Paves Way for Smarter Decommissioning

A collaborative team led by React Engineering provides a novel solution to a complex decommissioning challenge, opening opportunities for wider application and developing future industry talent. A successful engineering trial,…
 

React Engineering moves into former Kangol Factory site at Cleator Mills

A leading project management and engineering company will bring new life to a historic industrial site when it moves into the former Kangol Factory in West Cumbria. React Engineering’s team…
 

React Engineering marks 30 years supporting major decommissioning projects

A leading engineering and project management consultancy is focused on continuing to increase its influence and impact across the decommissioning sector, while delivering wider benefits to its customers and community…

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