Embedded Engineering Resource Framework (EERF)

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United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

Value

£9,900,000

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Engineering design services
Instrumentation and control equipment
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Structural engineering consultancy services
Electrical services
Engineering design services for mechanical and electrical installations for buildings
Electrical power systems design services
Mechanical and electrical engineering services
Technical inspection services of engineering structures
Design-modelling services
Systems support services
Research and experimental development services
Research and development consultancy services
Design and execution of research and development
Decommissioning services

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2 months ago

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This ITT covers The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (“the Client's”) requirement for the Embedded Engineering Resource Framework (EERF) which will support UKAEA deliver improved value for money for taxpayers, access to a broad range of engineering and technical skills in multiple technology and study fields. The EERF seeks to support the creation of a culture that is more open to innovation by helping to identify the barriers to creative thinking.

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Organisation

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

Body governed by public law

Calum Stead

[email protected]

+44 1235466971

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