Project Readiness Execution Reviews

Published

9 December 2025

Estimated value

£300,000

Place of performance

UKD

Lots

1

Notice number

081062-2025

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-05f1ca

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 72224000Project management consultancy services

Description

The aim of this procurement is to procure a nuclear subject matter expert (SME) support to support Capex readiness and benefit reviews within the Project Management Authority (PMA) function. This will initially be a 12-month contract to undertake – • Project readiness/deliverability reviews • Detailed scoping and feasibility assessments • Learning from experience and project reviews. • Benefits identification, measurement and realisation. The successful party will be required to have demonstrable evidence of working and understanding of delivery of projects within nuclear facilities.

Official publications

• FTS · 081062-2025 · 9 December 2025

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