Awarded contract

Electron Beam Welder (EBW3 Welder)

Details

Topic
Electron-beam recorders
Published
21 June 2023

Tender description

UKAEA is looking to procure an Electron-Beam Welder (EBW3 Welder) for the United Kingdom’s Atomic Energy Authority’s Special Techniques Group (UKAEA-STG). The EBW3 welder will be housed at UKAEA’s premises in Culham, Oxfordshire, UK. It is intended to replace an existing machine which is very old and cannot provide the level of data capture required for UKAEA to meet internal and external customer requirements, especially for weld qualification work. UKAEA is looking for a supplier than can deliver a machine that meets UKAEA’s requirements, and install and commission it at UKAEA’s Culham site.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published21 June 2023
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  2. Completed: Award date21 June 2023

About the buyer

UK Atomic Energy Authority is a public sector buyer in United Kingdom publishing tenders and awards on Stotles. Explore their procurement activity and find more opportunities like this one.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 38341100 · Electron-beam recorders
  • 42662000 · Welding equipment
  • 42662100 · Electric welding equipment
  • 45262680 · Welding

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