Magnox has launched a new supply chain strategy to support its long-term future, reflecting business model changes and an expansion of the mission to safely decommission 12 nuclear facilities.
The revised business strategy will enable Magnox, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, to seek longer term collaborative arrangements with the supply chain with the aim of encouraging the development of solutions to nuclear decommissioning challenges that deliver value for the taxpayer whilst being innovative, sustainable and providing socio-economic benefits for local communities.
Rob Bellis, Magnox Commercial Director, said: “This is an era of progressive expansion for us at Magnox. We’re proud that the work we do is of national importance and that we continue to be entrusted with the responsibility of managing the UK’s legacy of nuclear power generation and research.
“With our longer-term future secure, we can drive harder to deliver projects that are environmentally sustainable and support local communities. To achieve this, we must continue pushing boundaries in technology and working with supply chain partners who share our core values and are happy to be incentivised to deliver these. We’re keen to work with small and medium enterprises as well as large organisations to reach our goals.
“Safety, people, sustainability and innovation lie at the heart of who we are and what we do, and our new supply chain strategy will support the Government’s levelling-up agenda and ensure the UK remains a centre of excellence for nuclear skills.”
The strategy will be formally launched at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority’s supply chain conference in Telford on 21 July 2022. You can book your place at the largest event of its kind anywhere in Europe on the event website and read the full Magnox supply chain strategy 2022 here.
Published 30 June 2022
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