Integration and Design Development Partners

This is not a call for competition. The full PIN can be viewed on the Sellafield Ltd (eu-supply.com) site or at UK Governments Find-A-Tender service, which can be viewed through the following link Find a Tender (find-tender.service.gov.uk)

RWM will hold the initial supply chain event on the 7th October 2021, the event will be 'in person' at the VOX venue, in Birmingham. Registration for the event opens on the 8th September and will close either when all the tickets are reserved (of which there are 200) or by the Friday 24th September (whichever is soonest)

Delegates will be limited to two from each company, although there is tick box on the registration site to request up to two additional spaces if the company can demonstrate capability aligned to the full scope under discussion during the event. RWM reserve the right to allocate spaces appropriate to the company capabilities and alignment to the supplier day scope.

You MUST register your interest using the URL (here).

www.GDFsupplychainpartnerships.rwmevents.co.uk

The scope of the requirement is for the formation of: i. Integration, Design & Development Partners (IDDP), ii. Major Permissions Delivery Partner (MPDP), iii. Site Characterisation Delivery Partners (SCDP), for the delivery of the Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) programme of work from 2025 to 2033 Note: The civil engineering and construction works supporting the boreholes is likely to be tendered separately commencing on site approximately [date] and the main GDF facilities will not commence construction until at least 2040. Note: The future regulated entity for DCO and other licence applications for the GDF programme will be RWM (or another subsidiary of NDA). The IDDP Contract(s) will likely consist of partners with a global and national reach, forming alliancing type arrangements to deliver an integrated organisation and programme, design development and project management / project controls scope during the identified contract period. The MPDP Contract will likely consist of a partner with a local and national reach to deliver the RWM key permissions and consents relating to commencing site characterisation and borehole drilling activity. The SCDP Contracts will likely consist of partners with a local and national reach to deliver the full scope surrounding the site characterisation projects across the various communities engaged on the GDF programme.