[ExternalReference]: 2024-510770
[FtsReference]: 2024-022500
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[Information]
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[NoticeCorrigendum]
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[Supplies]
[Section1]: [CaCe]
I.1)
[NameAddressContact]
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
N/A
Culham Campus
Abingdon
OX14 3DB
UK
[Contactpoint]:
Charlotte Byrne
[AddressEmail]:
charlotte.byrne@ukaea.uk
[Nutscode]:
UKJ14 -
Oxfordshire
[UrlBuyerprofile]:
https://uk.eu-supply.com/ctm/Company/CompanyInformation/Index/72814
[Section2]: [Object]
II.1)
[QuantityScopeContract]
II.1.1)
[TitleContract]
Diffusion Bonding Furnace
[Fileref]:
T/CB008/23
II.1.2)
[CpvMain]
42300000
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II.1.3)
[TypeContract]
[Supplies]
II.1.4)
[DescrShort]
UKAEA researches fusion energy and related technologies, with the aim of positioning the UK as a leader in sustainable nuclear energy.
As part of a renovation and upgrade plan of the Special Techniques Group (STG) capabilities, new diffusion bonding equipment has been identified to be added as a key capability.
This project's scope shall include the design, manufacture, installation, and commissioning of a diffusion bonding furnace for UKAEA’s facilities at Oxfordshire.
The requirement is to procure a capability to create diffusion bonded joints and components for specified materials. Currently, in fusion, there is an increased interest in tungsten and its alloys & CuCrZr components. Diffusion bonding is envisaged as one of the most promising techniques to joint this material.
This procurement will be via a Competitive Dialogue process.
As part of a renovation and upgrade plan of the Special Techniques Group (STG) capabilities, new diffusion bonding equipment has been identified to be added as a key capability.
This project's scope shall include the design, manufacture, installation, and commissioning of a diffusion bonding furnace for UKAEA’s facilities at Oxfordshire.
The requirement is to procure a capability to create diffusion bonded joints and components for specified materials. Currently, in fusion, there is an increased interest in tungsten and its alloys & CuCrZr components. Diffusion bonding is envisaged as one of the most promising techniques to joint this material.
This procurement will be via a Competitive Dialogue process.
[Section6]: [InfoComplement]
VI.6)
[IcarOriginalRef]
[NumberOj]: 2024/S 000-010084
[Section7]: [Changes]
VII.1)
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VII.1.2)
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VII.2)
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Conclusion of Dialogue phase - 19th July