Setec Consulting Engineers Ltd, a subsidiary of the Setec Group, was created in 2017, in the framework of Setec’s involvement in High Speed 2 (high speed railway line London/Birmingham) and EPR Hinkley Point projects, and is a provider of consultancy, design, engineering, and project management services in the UK construction sector.
Setec Consulting Engineers Ltd multidisciplinary areas of services cover the full spectrum of project life cycle from early feasibility stage up to operation and maintenance, including design, site supervision and technical assistance for the following sectors:
Including various modes of public transport, metro project, railways from light to high speed, highways, bridges, tunnels, airports and ports.
More particularly special projects requiring high-tech engineering design, supervision and operational handover, such as skyscrapers, unusual architectural shapes, large conference halls, multipurpose stadium, and urban planning.
Covering large-scale projects in the nuclear sector, as well as energy from household, industrial and organic waste including sewage plants’ sludge, industrial units such as very large manufacturing facilities, airplanes assembling halls…
Encompassing engineering for waste and energy management, policy & advisory sustainability services, building performance analytics, energy innovation and management services for commissioning.
Client Eiffage-Kier-Ferrovial-Bam (EKFB) & HS2 Ltd
High-Speed 2 (HS2) is a high-speed railway line in the United Kingdom linking London to Birmingham. The design of the civil engineering works for the C2 and C3 central packages is ensured by the Design Joint-Venture comprised of Arcadis-Setec-Cowi (ASC). Packages C2 and C3 cross rural areas in the Midlands, covering a distance of 80 km. They include 15 viaducts, 3 cut-and-covers over a total length of more than 6 km, very high earthworks (embankments up to a height of 14 m and excavations down to a depth of 30 m), as well as several bridges and road realignments.
Client Edvance
Hinkley Point C nuclear power station (HPC) is a two-unit, 3,200 MWe EPR nuclear power station under construction in Somerset, England. Setec has been working on the project for several years within a consortium with Egis and Tractebel, under several successive contracts. Following completion of design and detailing acivities Setec is now acting as the Site Design Liaison Team for Nuclear Island Structures. This requires monitoring of the design and construction studies during the construction phase, and in particular the integration of changes in construction methods and processes affecting the Nuclear Island buildings.
