Number: 14819490
Country: United Kingdom
Source: TED
Provision of Legal Advice in relation to Nuclear Power, Nuclear Decommissioning, Radioactive Waste Management and Wider Energy Related Issues
The Council has appointed legal advisors on a retained basis for a period of 4 years (plus 2 potential extension), to provide advice to the Council in relation to nuclear power, nuclear decommissioning, radioactive waste management and wider energy related matters.
The Council has appointed legal advisors on a retained basis for a period of 4 years (plus 2 potential extension), to provide advice to the Council in relation to nuclear power, nuclear decommissioning, radioactive waste management and wider energy related matters. Specifically, the Council may require legal advice and support for the following areas of activity:
— nuclear decommissioning of redundant facilities on the Sellafield site,
— radioactive waste management at Sellafield and the low level waste repository,
— Proposals from developers for new nuclear projects,
— interaction between the Council and the planning inspectorate regarding applications for development consent for major infrastructure projects,
— geological disposal infrastructure for management of the UK’s high and intermediate level radioactive waste,
— research and development activities related to disposition of the UK’s Plutonium stockpile and the development of small modular reactors,
— development management, including but not limited to: negotiation of strategic planning agreements and planning performance agreements, negotiation of community benefits related to new nuclear developments and applications for new nuclear/energy related developments under the town and country planning act,
— national (UK Government) and international nuclear energy and radioactive waste-related policy developments/consultations,
— internal and external governance arrangements related to the nuclear industry, radioactive waste management and energy matters,
— other new and emerging energy technologies, infrastructure and models for example, electric vehicle infrastructure, etc.
Any appeals should be made to the High Court in accordance with the requirements and timescales specified in Part 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Any appeals should also be promptly brought to the attention of the public body specified in Section I of this notice.