UK Industrial Fusion Solutions Ltd
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- Published identifier
- Not supplied
- Address
- Abingdon, UKJ14, OX14 3DB, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 26 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 28 Apr 2026
Published procurement activity · 18 tenders
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Lot 1 - Independent, expert, global analysis of the relative economic value of the opportunities associated with the technology development (and a selection of critical materials where they may offer opportunities for sourcing or processing in the UK) demand created by the STEP Prototype. Taking each of the technologies, or a su
STEP is looking to decide on the Tokamak location on the West Burton site as part of its obligation to meet the DCO objectives. This location is key and is one of the most important driving factors for the lifecycle of the West Burton site, being the functional centre of the SPP.
B2B Relationship development services that will explore, analyse and create a roadmap for the development of the working relationships between UKIFS and it's Fusion Partner, UKAEA.
Subject Matter Expert Input on STEP Magnet Systems
UK Industrial Fusion Solutions have a requirement to purchase various quantities of 2G (REBCO-based) HTS tape suited to low temperature (20 K) application under moderate to high (5 – 20 T) magnetic fields from a range of suppliers at short to medium notice. This procurement aims to establish a framework with a panel of pre-quali
Provision of Tendering Platform 2025.
UKIFS are seeking to procure a cryocooler to house a vibration sensitive device. Optical access to the device is essential, as are electrical feedthroughs to enable power and device diagnostics.
The purpose of this contract is to provide support to the STEP chief engineer, the area of support required is primarily Buildings, infrastructure and civil engineering. The Program area is the Design authority this area is responsible for the direction, approval, and authorisation of all works across the STEP design.
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