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Nuclear innovation programme: advanced manufacturing and materials competition, Phase 2 (closed)

Guidance and forms you need to apply for the advanced manufacturing and materials (AMM) competition, Phase 2B.

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Phase 2B: guidance notes

Partner details form

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Application form

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Finance form

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Details

Phase 2 of this competition is a £26 million investment programme, split over 2 tranches. It aims to progress technologies including those established in Phase 1, towards demonstration and commercialisation.

Phase 2B will produce a number of technology demonstrators that include advanced manufacturing or construction techniques, incorporating and developing some of the learning and technologies from the Phase 1 funded programme.

The demonstrations will involve trial builds that could be used in:

  • factory-build
  • modular and advanced construction
  • digital engineering execution
  • assurance

The techniques could then be applied to the build, maintenance and decommissioning of nuclear sites as well as future technologies.

Applications

Phase 2B opened on 8 January 2020, and closed on 19 February 2020.

Phase 2A closed in April 2019 and awarded up to £16 million of funding to 4 projects.

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