Concept Masterplan for West Burton Campus

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Buyers

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

Value

£300,000

Classifications

Architectural, engineering and planning services
Urban planning and landscape architectural services
Urban environmental development planning

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

UKAEA is looking to appoint a suitably qualified supplier who will work with the STEP team and its suppliers to support the preparation of the concept masterplan for STEP on the West Burton site in the period before the UKIFS partnership is fully formed and as an important contributor to the first phase of the DCO process.

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Organisation

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

Body governed by public law

Kamilla Krajniak

[email protected]

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