Contract award record
Build of the DCP ILW Extensions
Notice details
- Published
- Category
- works
- Buyer region
- Not specified
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Public buyer and contract winner
Public buyer
Dounreay Site Restoration LimitedContract winner
John Graham Construction LimitedAward value£22,500,000
- AwardedCompleted
- StartCompleted
- EndCompleted
Work description
The scope of the works is for the construction of a new shielded Intermediate Level Waste (ILW) Drum Store Extension and an Unshielded Waste Store Extension for shielded waste containers to the existing Dounreay Cementation Plant (DCP) complex comprising of:
Procurement and construction of a large scale reinforced concrete store, construction of a fully clad portal framed 'lean to' structure with integral shield wall, substructure and external walls to provide the required radiological shielding; Take on the role of Principal Contractor and establish a Delineated Site to control access and egress to the works and where all work activities are covered by the Contractor's safe systems of work; Electrical and Mechanical installation works for the Stores and interfaces with the existing DCP Import Export Facility; Procurement, manufacture and installation of shielded doors; Procurement, manufacture, testing and installation of a lid lifting hoist; Procurement, manufacture, testing and delivery of a modified 65 tonne bogie and rail system; Provision of a control room that incorporates the electrical, control and instrument interfaces between the various systems in the new shielded ILW store extension; Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning systems for the Stores; Interactions with the Contractor appointed for the design, supply and installation of the facility cranes; and Functional Testing (Setting to Work) of the new ILW store extensions, covering all plant & equipment including the compilation of all testing / commissioning procedures / instructons to the satisfaction / prior approval of the Employer's nominated representative. All testing carried out via a combination of Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs), Site Acceptance Tests (SATs) and Plant Walkdown Inspections (PWDS) as appropriate.