UK Atomic Energy Authority
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PLJV-1169-JTDD
- Address
- Oxfordshire, UKJ14, OX14 3DB, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 25 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 218 tenders
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The scope of this notice is for automation and robotic technologies that could undertake or improve the functionality required during the defined waste process
The scope is for automation and robotic technologies that could undertake or improve the functionality required during the defined waste process
The scope is for remote technologies that can autonomously identify and remove a specific item from a selection of other items.
The scope is for remote technologies to either non-invasively or invasively inspect the soft waste package to identify the physical contents of the package.
UKAEA wish to engage with potential suppliers for the provision of design, prototype production and irradiation testing of an actuation system. The aim is to support the development of a radiation tolerant/hardened joint/axis actuator to solve fusion and parallel market remote handling challenges in radiation environments.
UKAEA wish to engage with potential suppliers for the provision of the design, prototype production and irradiation testing of sensing and processing technologies, potentially including force/torque, proximity, tactile or pressure, current temperature, angular and linear position sensing, as well as all associated electronic cir
UKAEA wishes to engage with potential suppliers for the provision of design, prototypes & Test of a communications system with focus on developing radiation tolerant/hardened communication technologies including design for integration with actuation, sensing & automation technologies being developed in parallel.
UKAEA wishes to engage with potential suppliers for the provision of the design of prototype/mock up production and irradiation testing of a radiation tolerant vision system for dynamic obstacle avoidance, with an application targeting commercially available robotic platforms. The aim is to support the development of a radiation
UKAEA wishes to engage with potential suppliers, for the provision of real-time software and FPGA engineers in order to develop new capabilities to enable fusion power plant control systems. Plasma control systems need advanced real-time control and instrumentation systems. There is a gap in the supply chain in this area. Our vi
UKAEA, the Purchaser, carries out fusion energy research on behalf of the UK Government at the Culham Campus. A project to improve the performance of the Purchaser’s MAST-U fusion research facility requires additional plasma heating which is the form of a new neutral beam heating system. The subject of this notice is the require
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