UK Atomic Energy Authority

This contract is for the civil, mechanical and electrical installation of a low‑voltage (LV) power distribution system – called the DBB Blockhouse – connecting the existing D12 Automatic Transfer Switch to the D1‑PDU12, including isolation transformers and an auxiliary board, for the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA).

This contract is for the civil, mechanical and electrical work needed to install a low‑voltage (LV) power distribution system in the DBB Blockhouse, linking the existing D12 Automatic Transfer Switch to the D1‑PDU12, including transformers and a distribution board.

UKAEA wishes to gather an understanding of the industry capabilities, experience, and limitations in developing a 4-pi scintillator detection system for decay heat measurement.

UKAEA is seeking information from suppliers about their ability to design and build a 4‑π scintillator detection system for measuring decay heat, to understand what the market can deliver.

To identify and assess the suitability of existing technologies to pick and place graphite blocks via a remote teleoperation robotic system with an end effector tool.

The government is looking for a supplier to evaluate existing remote‑controlled robotic systems and end‑effector tools that can pick and place graphite blocks, to see which technology best meets the project’s needs.

Mentoring and coaching platform for UKAEA.

The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) currently has six Multi Axis CNC Milling & Turning Machining Centres and is looking for interested suppliers in support of the following: - O

UKAEA needs suppliers to maintain, repair and replace its six multi‑axis CNC milling and turning centres, providing OEM engineers, spare parts and new machines.

The MRF Hot Cell bank comprises 3 old, and 2 new, hot cells. These must be integrated to operate under a single nuclear-relevant ventilation system.

The contract is for integrating five hot cells (three existing and two new) at the MRF into a single, nuclear‑grade ventilation system. It is aimed at suppliers with experience in nuclear‑related ventilation and hot‑cell engineering.

UKAEA is looking for a contractor to design, configure, deploy and demonstrate a proof‑of‑concept autonomous perimeter patrol using Boston Dynamics' Spot robot, to test its usefulness for site security and monitoring.

UKAEA wants a contractor to design, set up and demonstrate a proof‑of‑concept using Boston Dynamics' Spot robot to patrol the perimeter of its site autonomously, showing how it can improve safety and reduce manual patrols.

The UK Atomic Energy Authority needs a specialist to design, build, install and commission a new IEC 61850‑compliant SCADA system for its 400/33kV J5 substation, replacing the old control and automation setup. The contract covers everything from design to the operator workstation and integration with all field devices.

The UK Atomic Energy Authority has a requirement for the Supply of Nd: YAG Lasers for use in its MAST-U Thomson Scattering Diagnostic system at Culham Campus, Oxfordshire.

This camera/software is to be used on a high heat flux test facility, looking at metallic samples that are induction heated to the stated temperature range. The sample will be in a

The contract is for supplying an infrared camera and accompanying software to monitor metallic samples heated by induction in a vacuum test facility, with the camera viewing through a window that may be changed.

This contract is for the supply of two complete diagnostic infrared camera systems (including lenses, software, SDK, power supply and PC communication equipment) for the MAST‑U project, with each system operating independently.

The contract is for the supply of two complete infrared (IR) camera systems for the MAST‑U diagnostic. Each system must include the camera, lenses, software and SDK, power supply and any equipment needed to connect the camera to a PC, and the two units must operate independently.

The UKAEA (via STFC) is buying a complete tooling storage system for the European Spallation Source in Sweden, including several specialised storage devices and a cable‑spooling tool, to be manufactured, tested and shipped from the UK.