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Body Text in Calibri Cumbria Business Growth Hub Do you want to grow your business, connect with your industry’s supply chain, overcome barriers and be on the winning team? If the answer is YES, then we want to hear from you. HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? • You can also take advantage of more FREE practical support: • one-to-one expert advice, a great range of workshops, as well as consultancy subsidy of up to £2,000* and much more. DON’T MISS OUT. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SUPPORT WE CAN OFFER YOU. CONTACT: Eva Foran Supply Chain Development Manager Cumbria Chamber of Commerce [email protected] 0844 257 84 50 UK Civil Nuclear - Overview Current generating fleet Future power stations Decommissioning Engaging with the market UK Civil Nuclear : generating appx 20% of demand EDF Energy Power Stations 7 AGR stations & 1 PWR station Dungeness B 2 x AGR 1050 MWe Hartlepool 2 x AGR 1180 MWe Heysham 1 2 x AGR 1155 MWe Heysham 2 2 x AGR 1230 MWe Hinkley Point B 2 x AGR 955 MWe Hunterston B 2 x AGR 965 MWe Sizewell B 1x PWR 1198 MWe Torness 2 x AGR 1190 MWe UK Civil Nuclear : Supply Chain – EDF £1.3bn pa appx (all generation sources) • Supplier Information Management Portal • New supplier requests reviewed by the appropriate Supply Chain team. https://www.edfenergy.com/content/supply- chain-opportunities UK New Nuclear : planned power stations EDF Energy / CGN Hinkley Point C 2 x EPR 3260 MWe Sizewell C – 2 x EPR (consultation) Bradwell B – 2 x HPR1000 (early stage) Horizon (Hitachi) Wylfa 2 x ABWR 2600 MWe Oldbury ? x ABWR 3300 MWe NuGen (Kepco?) Moorside 3000 MWe UK New Nuclear : Supply chain EDF Energy https://www.edfenergy.com/energy/nuclear-new-build- projects/suppliers Hinkley Point C https://www.hinkleysupplychain.co.uk/ Guidance document https://www.edfenergy.com/file/1405/download?token=gcM0 D47gaHPuYvBZ7XqN0y_fjxKHLOvYuZJg1hoqRJc Work package & contract information https://www.edfenergy.com/content/supply-chain-infomation UK New Nuclear : Supply chain Horizon (Hitachi) https://www.horizonnuclearpower.com/suppliers/supplier- registration Registration questionnaire https://www.horizonnuclearpower.com/files/downloads/Suppl ier-Registration-Form-update-27-06-16.pdf UK New Nuclear : Supply chain NuGen http://www.supplytomoorside.co.uk/ Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) • trade association for UK civil nuclear • more than 250 members across the supply chain. • enables effective and constructive industry-wide interaction. https://www.niauk.org/ UK Nuclear decommissioning – Magnox power stations Berkeley 276 MWe (1989) Bradwell 246 MWe (2002) Calder Hall 200MWe (2003) Chapelcross 240 MWe (2004) Dungeness A 450 MWe (2006) Hinkley Point A 470 MWe (2000) Hunterston A 300 MWe (1990) Oldbury 434 MWe (2012) Sizewell A 420 MWe (2006) Trawsfynydd 390 MWe (1991) Wylfa 980 MWe (2015) UK Civil Nuclear – Other sites Capenhurst Culham Dounreay Drigg Harwell Sellafield Springfields Windscale Winfrith UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority - Structure https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/nuclear-decommisioning- authority-business-plan-2018-to-2021 UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Structure Site Licence Company – Capenhurst Nuclear Services, a URENCO Group company Parent Body Organisation – URENCO UK Ltd Site: Capenhurst https://urenco.com/about-us/company-structure/urenco-nuclear-stewardship/ UK Civil Nuclear – Structure Site Licence Company – Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE) - the UK's national laboratory for fusion research. Parent Body Organisation – United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA). Site: Culham (not part of NDA estate) http://www.ccfe.ac.uk/ UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Structure Site Licence Company – Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd Parent Body Organisation – Cavendish Dounreay Partnership Ltd (Cavendish Nuclear, CH2M Hill, URS) - Contract awarded 2012 Site: Dounreay https://dounreay.com/ UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Structure Site Licence Company – LLWR Ltd Parent Body Organisation – UK Nuclear Waste Management Ltd (URS, Studsvik, Areva, with Serco as an affiliate) - Contract awarded 2008 (renewed in 2013) Site: Drigg http://llwrsite.com/ UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Structure Site Licence Company – Magnox Ltd Parent Body Organisation – Cavendish Fluor Partnership Ltd - Contract awarded September 2014 Sites: Berkeley; Bradwell; Chapelcross; Dungeness A; Harwell; Hinkley Point A; Hunterston; Oldbury; Sizewell A; Trawsfynydd; Winfrith; Wylfa http://magnoxsites.com/ UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Structure Site Licence Company – Springfields Fuels Ltd Parent Body Organisation – Westinghouse Electric UK Limited Site: Springfields http://www.westinghousenuclear.com/springfields UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Structure Site Licence Company – Sellafield Ltd (A wholly owned subsidiary of NDA from 1 April 2016) Parent Body Organisation – NDA Site: Sellafield https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/sellafield-ltd UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Supply Chain Budget 2017 to 2018 - £3,240,000,000 (£3.24 billion) Income £2.36 billion is government grant-in-aid £0.88 billion is income from commercial operations Expenditure £3.06 billion - site programmes £0.18 billion - non-site activities Procurement Plan https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/658114/NDA_Procurement_Plan_2017_v2.xlsx UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Supply Chain 3 systems to advertise & manage contracts 1. Framework Contracts awarded by Crown Commercial Services or other procurement hubs for utilisation by the wider public sector - Government Procurement Service website https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/crown-commercial-service 2. New procurement opportunities with a cumulative value of over £10,000 - Contracts Finder website https://www.gov.uk/contracts-finder 3. New higher-value procurement opportunities with a cumulative total over the current EU threshold - Tender Electronic Daily website http://ted.europa.eu/TED/main/HomePage.do NDA will publish all contract awards over £20,000 on Contracts Finder website https://www.gov.uk/contracts-finder UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Supply Chain - Tiers Tier 1 – SLCs Tier 2 – Direct suppliers to SLCs (can be SMEs) Tier 3 – Supply to Tier 2 Supply Chain Charter https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/639075/Supply_Chain_Charter_- _July_2017_update.pdf Contractual Flowdowns • NDA SLC Ts and Cs that pass on to supply chain • IP not always included https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/452411/Clarification_of_Contractual_Flowdowns_for_ Supply_Chain_-_November_2013.pdf UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Supply Chain - SMEs “25% of central government spend to go to SMEs” NDA activity: SME steering groups SME mentoring scheme SME briefing sessions Annual Supply Chain event Action plan https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/a ttachment_data/file/453956/SME_Procurement_Action_Pla n_2014.pdf UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority – Supply Chain - Split 20. Progressive Alliance Supplying to Sellafield – Tier 2s 21. AXIOM 22. Arup 1. Romar Innovate Limited 23. Morgan Sindall 2. Box Encapsulation Plant Delivery Team (BEPDT) 24. Nuvia Limited 3. Arco 25. Capita 4. White Young Green 26. AMEC 5. Capita 27. Doosan Power Systems (DPS) 6. Westlakes Engineering 28. ERIKS 7. Nuclear Technologies 29. WF Senate 8. Tenet 30. Speedy Services 9. REACT Engineering 31. Cape 10. Quintessa 32. Hertel 11. NSG Environmental Ltd 33. Atkins 12. North West Projects 34. Atos SE 13. Nichols Group 35. Ansaldo Nuclear Ltd 14. Epi Consulting 36. Park Gate and Company Ltd 15. M.C. Air Filtration Ltd (MCAF) 37. National Nuclear Laboratory 16. Mitie 38. Jacobs 17. Shepley Engineers Limited 39. Carillion plc 18. Cavendish Nuclear https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/find-an-opportunity-with- 19. James Fisher Nuclear (JFN) tier-2-suppliers/tier-2-suppliers Supplying to Sellafield – Information Procurement plan & schedule • gives details of recently awarded and upcoming procurements with a value over £100,000 over the next 3 years. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/647401/2017- 18_Procurement_Plan_Schedule_P05.xlsx Current tender opportunities • Complete Tender Management (CTM) • Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) - dependent on the value of the contract opportunity. • Contracts Finder. Contract Quality Requirements Manual http://namrc.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Sellafield-Contract-Quality-Requirements-Manual-Sept17.pdf Supplying to Sellafield – CTM Supplying to Sellafield – Standard Tender Questions Supplying to Sellafield – LINC with Sellafield LINC has been designed to provide Sellafield Ltd with direct access to SMEs in addition to supporting SL’s contribution to the UK SME agenda. • Encourages SMEs to collaborate and deliver innovative solutions to SL • Specific work packages will be published. • SMEs must be pre-registered with LINC before submitting a proposal. • Details of registered SMEs will be published • Category 1 – SME • Category 2 – Supplier <250 employees, t/o <EU50M or b/s< EU43M but part of a larger group that exceeds these thresholds • LINC opportunities < EU209k (below OJEU threshold) https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/664687/LINC_Registration_form.docx Supplying to Sellafield – Innovus Game Changers Addresses SL’s challenges • £5,000 grant to articulate your idea with support and access to FIS360 and NNL expertise and staff at Sellafield Ltd.
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