Decommissioning & Asbestos Removal (DAR) framework

The scope of services required to support this aspect of the programme includes (but is not limited to) the following requirements from the supply chain:<br/><br/>

• Civil, mechanical, and electrical enabling works required to support the scope of asbestos remediation, deplanting and demolition;<br/><br/>
• Environmental assessment<br/><br/>
• Deplanting of non-radiological buildings and equipment;<br/><br/>
• Deplanting of Plant and Equipment including lifting and the setting down of heavy items;<br/><br/>
• Decommissioning of plant and equipment;<br/><br/>
• Bulk stripping, treatment, and stabilisation of Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) following NRS procedures for both inside and outside the Radiological Controlled Areas (RCA).<br/><br/>
• This scope will include the movement/disposal of ACM to an approved point, which may include landfill or storage points at Sites.<br/><br/>
• Environmental Cleaning. This will be required to give assurance that the permissible exposure limit (PEL) as set by OSHA are not exceeded for the deplanting and demolition of NRS Sites.<br/><br/>
• Access Systems and Enclosures. Includes, but not limited to, installation and deployment of access systems including scaffolding, powered access systems, roped access and any other system of providing site staff and Contractors’ access to various locations at each of the facilities for the purposes of undertaking surveying, characterisation, full bulk asbestos stripping treatment & stabilisation, monitoring, and environmental cleaning.<br/><br/>
• Demolition of non-radiologically contaminated structures, offshore structures, tanks, and sewage systems.<br/><br/>
• Removal of hard-standings and roads.<br/><br/>
• Land remediation.<br/><br/>
• Making good the surrounding areas or buildings where partial demolition has taken place in line with the Code of Practice for full or partial demolition.<br/><br/>
• Decommissioning of switchgear and associated plant.<br/><br/>
• Disposal off site of scrap metal arising on site.<br/><br/>
• Waste segregation, minimisation, and disposal via appropriate waste routes; this excludes radiologically contaminated waste.<br/><br/>
• Project management to deliver end to end projects, manage subcontractors and act as Principal Contractor where required.<br/><br/>
• The scope also includes for the provision of professional services to undertake planning, scope definition, temporary works design, design activities and project management when required.

The scope of services required to support this aspect of the programme, includes (but is not limited to) the following requirements from the supply chain:

• Civil, mechanical, and electrical enabling works required to support the scope of deplanting and demolition.
• Environmental assessment.
• Bulk stripping, treatment, and stabilisation of Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) following Magnox procedures for both inside and outside the Radiological Controlled Areas (RCA).
• This scope will include the disposal of ACM to an approved point, which may include landfill or storage points at Sites.
• Environmental Cleaning. This will be required to give assurance that the permissible exposure limit (PEL) as set by OSHA are not exceeded for the deplanting and demolition of Magnox Sites.
• Access Systems and Enclosures. Includes, but not limited to, installation and deployment of access systems including scaffolding, powered access systems, roped access and any other system of providing site staff and Contractor’s access to various locations at each of the facilities for the purposes of undertaking surveying, characterisation, full bulk asbestos stripping treatment & stabilisation, monitoring, and environmental cleaning.
• Deplanting of radiological buildings and equipment.
• Deplanting of Plant and Equipment, including lifting and the setting down of heavy items.
• Radiological Decontamination of plant and structures prior to D&D.
• Decommissioning of plant and equipment, including cooling pond furniture removal.
• Decommissioning and de-planting of active and non-active water treatment plants, active laundry buildings, and structures associated with waste retrieval and processing.
• Decommissioning and deplanting of radiologically contaminated tanks.
• Decommissioning of switchgear and associated plant.
• Boiler house and Reactor Building de-planting.
• Demolition of non-contaminated structures, offshore structures, and sewage systems.
• Removal of hard-standings and roads.
• Making good the surrounding areas or buildings where partial demolition has taken place in line with the Code of Practice for full or partial demolition.
• Disposal off site of scrap metal arising on site.
• Land remediation.
• Waste segregation, minimisation, and disposal via appropriate waste routes.
• Project management to deliver end to end projects, manage subcontractors and act as Principal Contractor.
• The scope also includes for the provision of professional services to undertake planning, scope definition, temporary works design, design activities and project management when required. Additional information: As set out in the procurement documentation the intention is to award frameworks to 3 to 4 tenderers for this Lot