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 equipment specified above is high voltage switchgear rated at 36 kV and was manufactured and installed in the HV substation in J5 by ABB Ltd. Onsite test and servicing of 6 x ABB Is Limiters by ABB factory in Germany. These are high capacity/high speed HV switchgear explosive fuses which protect 3 x 400/33 kV Super Grid Tran
Supply of CCS-400H cryostat, compressor, 335-3060 controller for THEIA project.
Procurement of a refurbished 1MVA 11Kv/433V Transformer.
The delivery of Radiation Safety Diagnostics equipment to Culham Campus to enable the fulfilment of the Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) programme.
UKAEA request information on products, including ROM costs, that could provide containment for operations involving size reduction of tritiated stainless steel waste (ILW and potentially LLW). UKAEA proposes an online meeting in w/c Mon 19th or 26th Jan 2026 to discuss further. This new containment system would be integrated int
The purpose of this procurement requirement is to purchase a set of specified items that need to be delivered to the Culham Campus. Some examples of the items we require include process control hardware and software related products. These all come with part numbers and specifications which need to be met. The result will be to
The Authority wishes to commission an organisation to deliver a work package to provide a repurposed and refurbished 400/36kV private network that is sufficient for current and future UKAEA operations and private Fusion facilities after the closure of the JET experiment at the Culham Science Centre.
The (UKAEA) Safety Case Engineering Group provide a Safety Case service to existing and future fusion research facilities both at UKAEA and in the wider fusion community. Output from the group provides assurance to UKAEA that all major process hazards (radiological and non-radiological) are identified and managed to meet the req
The Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) Programme seeks to create a world leading UK capability for demonstrating the feasibility of powerplant relevant fusion fuel technologies. All requirements mentioned in the document are to ensure safe operations and/or to monitor equipment performance. The requirements include saf
A. Lot 1- THALIA Project The THALIA Project serves as the parent initiative with the primary goal of testing and validating analytical work-up methods and instrumentation for tritium accountancy in molten breeder material matrices. The THALIA workstream will be structured into dedicated functional areas, each designed to support
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