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Design, Manufacture, Supply and Delivery of Radiation Shielding Doors

Sellafield · Value not published · closes 20 Mar 2017

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14 Nov 2018

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Sellafield Ltd is planning to hold a supplier event at the end of January 2017, most likely week commencing 23rd January 2017 in Cumbria, where Sellafield Ltd will provide prospective tenderers with the opportunity to review Sellafield Ltd's requirements for the design, manufacture, supply and delivery of radiation shielding doors. The exact date and venue will be confirmed no later than 5pm (GMT) 11th January 2017 via Sellafield Ltd's CTM messaging service associated with the PIN. There will be a maximum of two available spaces for each organisation wishing to attend, please send the names, email addresses, and job titles of the attendees stipulating whether or not you are happy for their details to be shared on the day for networking purposes to: sam.trueman@sellafieldsites.com no later than 5pm (GMT) on Wednesday 18th January 2017. Additional information: Sellafield Ltd wishes to procure a number of radiation shielding doors. The type of radiation shielding door will be outlined at the supplier day and later within the contract notice. The successful tenderer will be responsible for: the detailed design of each door type and size that can be built in which incorporates standardised elements ie size and design; manufacture of doors to required schedule, which will include the early manufacture of modules to secure capacity; factory acceptance testing of the shield doors; operator and maintainer training at successful tenderers works; support to Sellafield Ltd. or its works contractor for installation and commissioning; proposal for continuous improvements in manufacturing, testing and performance; options for maintenance and spares supply during operating life, and specifically excluded from this strategy is the refurbishment of existing shield doors.