Expired contract

Silo Waste Object Recovery Devices-Development Package(s)

Details

Supplier(s)
RED Engineering
Value
£80,000
Duration
3 months
Topic
Specialty design services
Published
9 January 2024

Tender description

A direct award contract has been awarded by Dounreay a division of Magnox Limited for the production of a new design solution(s) for the waste recovery element of the Silo Waste Object Recovery Device (SWORD).

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date15 November 2023
  2. Completed: Award published9 January 2024
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date29 February 2024

About the buyer

Nuclear Restoration Services Limited decommissions 14 former nuclear sites, from Sizewell A to Trawsfynydd. The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority owns the company and sets its group-wide commercial strategy. The company also runs its own framework agreements, covering scaffolding, lifting and characterisation services at its sites. Bidders for classified decommissioning work must also pass security clearance checks. A dedicated supply chain team handles questions and comments from prospective suppliers.

Over the past 5 years, most of Nuclear Restoration Services Limited's contract awards have been in architectural and engineering services, construction work and business services.

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