The provision of Research into Suitability of Solder and Brazing Alloys for Use in Low Pressure Hydrogen Gas Installations
An evidence project on the suitability of solder and brazing alloys for use in low pressure hydrogen gas installations. The evidence generated will support a series of hydrogen standards and training specifications being developed under the DESNZ Hydrogen Skills and Standards for Heat (HSS4H) programme.
Buyer
BEIS
Value
£190,240
Published
4 Oct 2023
Closes
16 Jun 2023
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
3 Sept 2023
Contract ends
5 Aug 2024
CPV classifications
73300000
Design and execution of research and development
Lots
Lot default The provision of Research into Suitability of Solder and Brazing Alloys for Use in Low Pressure Hydrogen Gas Installations
£190,240
An evidence project on the suitability of solder and brazing alloys for use in low pressure hydrogen gas installations. The evidence generated will support a series of hydrogen standards and training specifications being developed under the DESNZ Hydrogen Skills and Standards for Heat (HSS4H) programme.
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
Documents
Unlock document linkOpportunity notice on Contracts Finder
9 May 2023
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Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder
4 Oct 2023
Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder
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