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NWS requires an experienced agency of Film, Audio and Video Production with demonstrable credentials, which include previous work for high profile clients. The Contractor’s staff will work with NWS and will bring a variety of skills and competences within Film, Audio and Video Services and the team will have experience from previous assignments and contracts. With direction from NWS’s Creative Lead, the successful contractor will assist with the development of film/audio production across the deliverables, while adhering to NWS brand values, to the highest standard, on time and on budget.

For the supply and delivery of Cementitious Powders Lot 1 Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) Lot 2 Pulverised Fuel Ash (PFA). Delivery to: NWS Site, Drigg, Cumbria and DSRL Site, Dounreay, Thurso. It is acceptable for the Tenderer to bid for one lot or both lots. The estimated value is £2.6M over 4 year plus 1 year, spend is not guaranteed.

NWS requires an experienced agency of Film, Audio and Video Production with demonstrable credentials, which include previous work for high profile clients. The Contractor's staff will work with NWS and will bring a variety of skills and competences within Film, Audio and Video Services and the team will have experience from previous assignments and contracts. With direction from NWS's Creative Lead, the successful contractor will assist with the development of film/audio production across the deliverables, while adhering to NWS brand values, to the highest standard, on time and on budget. Please use the following web address to register and apply for RWM562 Film Production Tender https://one-nda.force.com/s/Welcome

NWS requires an experienced agency of Film, Audio and Video Production with demonstrable credentials, which include previous work for high profile clients. The Contractor's staff will work with NWS and will bring a variety of skills and competences within Film, Audio and Video Services and the team will have experience from previous assignments and contracts. With direction from NWS's Creative Lead, the successful contractor will assist with the development of film/audio production across the deliverables, while adhering to NWS brand values, to the highest standard, on time and on budget.

LLW Repository Ltd trading as Nuclear Waste Services has a requirement for the provision of fleet maintenance services, including routine maintenance, repairs, management of waste generated by the contract and the provision of spares. A detailed description of the Scope is set out in the tender documentation. A single supplier contract is proposed on a 3+2 year basis. The value stated on the notice is an estimate only.

LLW Repository Ltd trading as Nuclear Waste Services has a requirement for the provision of fleet maintenance services, including routine <br/>maintenance, repairs, management of waste generated by the contract and the provision of <br/>spares. A detailed description of the Scope is set out in the tender documentation. <br/><br/>A single supplier contract is proposed on a 3+2 year basis. The value stated on the notice is an estimate only.

Framework Agreement to provide consultancy services specifically for the Development Consent Order (DCO), environmental permitting and any other consent and permitting requirements supporting the GDF deep borehole investigations.

Framework Agreement to provide consultancy services specifically for the Development Consent Order (DCO), environmental permitting and any other consent and permitting requirements supporting the GDF deep borehole investigations.

The GDF design, construction and regulatory approval will be based on a number of safety cases which will be developed by NWS. The business does not have the internal capability to self deliver and the requirement is not enduring througout the GDF programme and beyond. <br/><br/>The business has identified a need to have access to specialist support on nuclear safety cases and associated capability.<br/><br/>A multi-Lot framework agreement providing the best access to a broad range of specialist capability from a range of suppliers providing both competition and resilience in the marketplace.

At the heart of LLW Repository Ltd trading as Nuclear Waste Services' (NWS) mission is the provision of treatment and disposal services that provide alternative options to waste producers to preserve the capacity at the Repository site nr Drigg, Cumbria. Road Transport is an enabling service that supports our customers in carrying out these treatment and disposal services. The 10-year Road Transport for Radioactive Waste Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) has a total estimated value of £25million although there is no guarantee as to the value or volume of work that may be placed via the DPS. The Contracting Authorities who may directly procure via the DPS are: LLWR t/a NWS and Nuclear Transport Solutions (joint trading name of International Nuclear Services (company number 01144352), Direct Rail Services Ltd (company number 03020822) and Pacific Nuclear Transport Ltd (company number 01228109)). Other entities that either currently hold, or may in future enter into, a waste services contract (or successor arrangement) with the Contracting Authority may utilise services provided via the DPS as customers of the Contracting Authority. These organisations include private sector bodies plus public sector bodies as per the attachment.

Contract to provide consultancy services specifically for the development of Security & Safeguards cases, supporting the GDF design & development process.

The delivery of the Security & Safeguards case requires a very niche skill set to deliver a focussed holistic and integrated solution to all aspects of safety at the Geological Disposal Facility (GDF). Not exhaustive but including: i) Vital Area Identification and Categorisation of a conceptual nuclear facility; ii) Cyber Security Risk Assessment of a conceptual nuclear facility namely - Computer Based Systems Important to Safety (CBSIS) and Computer Based Security (CBSy); iii) The application of a Security and Safeguards by design approach to the design development; iv) The delivery of Basic Technical Characteristics (BTC) for scrutiny by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The delivery of project focused briefings and presentations to the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) Civil Nuclear Security and Safeguards (CNSS) in collaboration with the project lead and Security & Safeguards Officer as the Intelligent Customer (I/C).

The delivery of the Security & Safeguards case requires a very niche skill set to deliver a focussed holistic and integrated solution to all aspects of safety at the Geological Disposal Facility (GDF). Not exhaustive but including: i) Vital Area Identification and Categorisation of a conceptual nuclear facility; ii) Cyber Security Risk Assessment of a conceptual nuclear facility namely - Computer Based Systems Important to Safety (CBSIS) and Computer Based Security (CBSy); iii) The application of a Security and Safeguards by design approach to the design development; iv) The delivery of Basic Technical Characteristics (BTC) for scrutiny by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The delivery of project focused briefings and presentations to the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) Civil Nuclear Security and Safeguards (CNSS) in collaboration with the project lead and Security & Safeguards Officer as the Intelligent Customer (I/C). Please register on the Atamis portal: https://one-nda.force.com/s/Welcome to view all the related documents. All tender submissions should also be made via Atamis.

The delivery of the Security & Safeguards case requires a very niche skill set to deliver a focussed holistic and integrated solution to all aspects of safety at the Geological Disposal Facility (GDF). Not exhaustive but including: i) Vital Area Identification and Categorisation of a conceptual nuclear facility; ii) Cyber Security Risk Assessment of a conceptual nuclear facility namely - Computer Based Systems Important to Safety (CBSIS) and Computer Based Security (CBSy); iii) The application of a Security and Safeguards by design approach to the design development; iv) The delivery of Basic Technical Characteristics (BTC) for scrutiny by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The delivery of project focused briefings and presentations to the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) Civil Nuclear Security and Safeguards (CNSS) in collaboration with the project lead and Security & Safeguards Officer as the Intelligent Customer (I/C).

Provision for diving operations to the NWS, LLWR Site Organisations are invited to submit their ITT responses via NWS's Atamis system (https://atamis-2464.my.site.com/s/Welcome), which can be accessed against Record Ref C5633 (Diving Operations) which is listed within the 'Find Opportunities' area on the portal.

LLW Repository Ltd trading as Nuclear Waste Services has a scope of work for the “Southern Trench Cap Interim Membrane (STIM) Replacement Contract”, which forms part of the Repository Development portfolio of work at the LLW Repository facility near Drigg Village in Cumbria, England.<br/><br/>The scope consists of civil engineering works associated with installing an engineered interim trench cap over the Southern Trenches. In summary, the scope is to provide labour, equipment, materials, project management and supervision to complete the work. Work also includes establishment and maintenance of site offices, welfare and all associated temporary works.

LLW Repository Ltd trading as Nuclear Waste Services has a scope of work for the "Southern Trench Cap Interim Membrane (STIM) Replacement Contract", which forms part of the Repository Development portfolio of work at the LLW Repository facility near Drigg Village in Cumbria, England. The scope consists of civil engineering works associated with installing an engineered interim trench cap over the Southern Trenches. Repository Development is a long-term portfolio of works that will provide disposal capacity and protection of low-level nuclear waste over the next 107 years, or until the end life of the Repository Site. In the shorter term, the portfolio, over the next 15 years, will install closure engineering works for short and long-term environmental protection for wastes currently disposed in Vault 8 and the adjacent trenches. This scope of works has been previously referred to as Repository Development Programme - Tranche 1 Main Civils and has been communicated to the market in early 2022. The works over the next 15 years have been considered and optimised detailed designs completed. More recently, the delivery strategy for the works has been further developed and subsequently split into projects that deliver a key benefit to the closure of Vault 8 and adjacent trenches. This procurement is required to enable delivery of the Southern Trench Cap Interim Membrane Replacement Package for Repository Development within the Waste Operations Portfolio. The total estimated value of the 4 year contract is £53m. The key scope elements are summarised in Appendix 3 - LLWR-RDP-T1.ST-SCO-001 - STIM_Scope. The Contracting Authority will procure for a Southern Trench Cap Interim Membrane Replacement Contract via the Restricted Procedure. The Contracting Authority will hold a two phase procurement, Selection Questionnaire and Invitation to Tender to appoint a single Contractor. Organisations are invited to submit their SQ responses via NWS's Atamis system (https://atamis-2464.my.site.com/s/Welcome), which can be accessed against Record Ref C13244 (RD - Southern Trench Cap Interim Membrane Replacement Project) which is listed within the 'Find Opportunities' area on the portal.

Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) is a joint trading name of both LLW Repository Limited (LLWR) and Radioactive Waste Management Limited (RWM). NWS is a division of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) which includes RWM and LLWR. NWS is not a legal entity but provides strategic oversight over the operation and development of these businesses through a management board governance structure.<br/>Further information on NWS can be found at;<br/><br/>https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/nuclear-waste-services/about<br/><br/>Nuclear Waste Services (NWS), through its Waste Services line of business, provides a Metallic Waste Treatment Service (MWTS) to both NDA and non-NDA customers. The service was established with the primary aim of prolonging the life of the repository through diverting metallic waste away from disposal at the LLWR to treatment providers with the capability of processing the metallic waste to enable it to be recycled into new products or conditioned for optimised disposal. In line with the UK Government’s Solid LLW Strategy and the Waste Management Hierarchy, this provides a more sustainable solution and extends the life of the LLWR site by reducing the volume of waste requiring disposal.

Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) is a joint trading name of both LLW Repository Limited (LLWR) and Radioactive Waste Management Limited (RWM). NWS is a division of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) which includes RWM and LLWR. NWS is not a legal entity but provides strategic oversight over the operation and development of these businesses through a management board governance structure. Further information on NWS can be found at; https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/nuclear-waste-services/about Nuclear Waste Services (NWS), through its Waste Services line of business, provides a Metallic Waste Treatment Service (MWTS) to both NDA and non-NDA customers. The service was established with the primary aim of prolonging the life of the repository through diverting metallic waste away from disposal at the LLWR to treatment providers with the capability of processing the metallic waste to enable it to be recycled into new products or conditioned for optimised disposal. In line with the UK Government's Solid LLW Strategy and the Waste Management Hierarchy, this provides a more sustainable solution and extends the life of the LLWR site by reducing the volume of waste requiring disposal. The procurement will deliver a contractual mechanism for the metallic waste treatment service. The current estimated maximum spend through the service is £90M, although the service will formally be a zero-value agreement, with no spend guaranteed. The scope of the procurement is to manage the full metallic waste treatment lifecycle which could include the following: · On-site works, de-planting activities, and waste preparation. · Treatment of metallic waste in line with the waste management hierarchy and BAT. · Management of Primary and Secondary Waste for onward recycling and/or disposal. · Storage of metal pre and/or post treatment. · Transport. · Characterisation. · Packaging Provision. · Expert Support. Organisations are invited to submit their ITT responses via NWS's Atamis system (https://atamis-2464.my.site.com/s/Welcome), which can be accessed against Record Ref C13220 Metallic Waste Treatment Services Framework 2024 which is listed within the 'Find Opportunities' area on the portal.