98391000
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Decommissioning services
45111300
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Dismantling works
71354100
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Digital mapping services
72224000
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Project management consultancy services
42330000
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Smelting furnaces
42997300
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Industrial robots
45262660
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Asbestos-removal work
63121000
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Storage and retrieval services
71000000
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Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
71241000
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Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis
71315400
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Building-inspection services
71318000
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Advisory and consultative engineering services
73000000
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Research and development services and related consultancy services
73200000
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Research and development consultancy services
79723000
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Waste analysis services
90520000
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Radioactive-, toxic-, medical- and hazardous waste services
90521300
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Disposal of radioactive waste
90521500
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Packaging of radioactive waste
90521510
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Packaging of low level nuclear waste
90521520
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Packaging of intermediate level nuclear waste
90650000
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Asbestos removal services
90711500
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Environmental monitoring other than for construction
90722200
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Environmental decontamination services
NUTS code:
UK -
UNITED KINGDOM
Main site or place of performance:
Any Magnox Ltd Site
Magnox is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), a non-departmental Government organisation, which is responsible for the decommissioning and remediation of 12 nuclear licensed sites. These include 10 Magnox reactor sites plus the Harwell and Winfrith research sites. The Magnox reactor sites are all now defueled and at various stages in their decommissioning journey. The Magnox mission is currently estimated to cost ~£20 billion and will take decades to complete.
The NDA has announced its intention to change the current strategy for decommissioning the Magnox reactor sites from blanket deferral to site-specific strategies that take into account the unique features of each site. The new programme will start at the Trawsfynydd Site, with the intent to bring forward dismantling of the two reactors. Site-specific strategies for the other Magnox reactor sites will be developed over the next 12 to 18 months. Magnox is now looking for early engagement on how the supply chain can best support delivery of its mission in line with the new strategy. We would like to hear from suppliers, large and small on how, through working collaboratively, we can deliver greater value and efficiency for the UK taxpayer while maintaining the highest standards of safety and environmental performance. We are interested in innovative solutions, technology, partnering arrangements, delivery models etc. which will enable major project and programme delivery and site remediation.
Magnox will be holding a supply chain engagement webinar on 20 October 2020 to explain the key challenges and requirements of the new strategy. Companies are invited to register for the event at https://bit.ly/3gW0ClS. Following the event, Magnox would like to hold 1:1 meetings with individual companies who would like to share their ideas on how we can deliver the mission safer, sooner and at better value. Further details on the arrangements for the 1:1 meetings will be provided during the webinar.
Magnox will be holding a supply chain engagement webinar on 20 October to explain the key challenges and requirements of the new strategy. Companies are invited to register for the event via the link below.
https://bit.ly/3gW0ClS