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Strategic Support Framework for Spent Fuel

Tender for a multi-Lot framework agreement to provide a compliant route to market for Strategic Support for Spent Fuels.

Buyer

National Nuclear Laboratory

Value

£2,000,000

Published

21 Feb 2022

Closes

31 Mar 2022

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

98113100

Nuclear safety services

71337000

Corrosion engineering services

73100000

Research and experimental development services

09340000

Nuclear fuels

Lots

Lot 1 Measurement and Metrology Services

£2,000,000

The measurement and metrology services lot covers the adaption or development of measurement systems for application in: • A heavily shielded, irradiated fuel examination facility, where measurements are undertaken directly on irradiated materials out of their storage context. Adaption may require deployment into high radiation environments or may require ad...

Delivery: United Kingdom

Lot 2 Corrosion Science and Electrochemistry

£2,000,000

The principal topic areas of interest in relation to this topic area are listed below and support with experimental works, technique demonstration and modelling are of interest: • Environmentally assisted stress corrosion cracking of irradiated high Ni Austenitic stainless steel (AGR cladding) in pond water • Environmentally assisted stress corrosion crackin...

Delivery: United Kingdom

Lot 3 Materials and Engineering Science

£2,000,000

The focus on this area is to undertake non-active work on simulant materials or undertake modelling of aspects of spent fuels that affect their behaviour in long term storage, although consideration of preparation for disposal is also relevant. Areas of particular interest are: • Migration of water into failed fuel during pond storage. This may include fuel...

Delivery: United Kingdom

Lot 4 Irradiation Facilities and Particle Accelerators

£2,000,000

Access to irradiation facilities is required in relation to three principal requirements: • Understanding the effects of irradiation on materials, particularly in relation to radiolysis effects. Current areas of work are related to high pH aqueous conditions, however irradiation of low humidity air and conditions relevant to disposal are also of interest. •...

Delivery: United Kingdom

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