The key delivery partners have been named for the second set of Sellafield’s new integrated delivery team model covering essential work packages in the clean-up of the West Cumbria’s nuclear site. The two spots for Electrical & Instrumentation have been taken by NG Bailey and Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick, a framework worth £485-£600m over the 18-year life of the programme.
The award marks the second Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick’s major success after winning a place in the company of EJ Parker Technical Services on the heating, air conditioning, and ventilation, a framework consensus worth up to £250m. The pivotal delivery partner E&I package was assigned by the overarching Programme and Project Partners – a five-strong team of companies providing the massive cleanup.
The delivery Model for West Cumbria’s nuclear site
The PPP partnership comprises a number of partners KBR as the integration partner; Morgan Sindall Infrastructure as the civil construction management partner; Jacobs as the design and engineering partner; Doosan Babcock as the process construction management partner; and Sellafield.
It has been obtained under a new Multi Project Procurement (MPP) model that inspires long-term alliance throughout the supply chain, upgraded project delivery. The MPP model will lead to the appointment of Key Delivery Partners to offer work packages securing everything from constructing fit-out, general civils, and groundworks, to steelwork and cladding.
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On behalf of PPP, Craig Jowett stated: “Sellafield’s new integrated delivery team model is the largest MPP framework to be granted to date, the reactions from all tenderers were of the best caliber and the level of commitment indicated by the successful companies and those who have promoted this package in the past nine months conveys the enthusiasm the framework model is developing.”
“We now move forward into the building phase and begin delivering against the significant success factors.”
