Frazer Nash Consultancy has secured a five year Professional Services Agreement (PSA) with EDF Energy and Sizewell C Ltd, with an option to extend for a further five years, strengthening a long standing strategic alliance, providing vital engineering and technical support across EDF’s UK nuclear business, and furthering shared goals of securing home-grown resilient, clean energy for the nation.
Under these agreements, Frazer Nash will deliver professional services across a broad scope, including EDF’s Hinkley Point C (HPC), support to the existing nuclear generating fleet, defueling activities, Nuclear Operations (NO) and Nuclear Services (NS), as well as support for Sizewell C (SZC) Ltd, The PSA establishes a flexible framework to support EDF Energy’s and SZC’s professional services requirements and respond to key business challenges as they arise. This agreement builds on a collaborative relationship that spans more than 15 years, during which Frazer Nash has supported EDF Energy across all phases of the nuclear lifecycle: from new build and operations, through life extension, to defuelling.
Describing the importance of the Professional Services Agreement with EDF Energy and Sizewell C Ltd, Nial Greeves, Market Director, Energy and Infrastructure at Frazer-Nash Consultancy said: “The five-year Professional Services Agreement sees us deepening our long-standing strategic collaboration with EDF Energy, which has endured and grown over nearly two decades. The new PSA is a strong endorsement of our long-term connection and reflects a shared commitment to safety, quality and collaboration across the nuclear sector.”
“We are proud of our shared vision and commitment to building a greener energy system based on low carbon solutions and our joint endeavours advancing the golden age of nuclear. By applying our expertise we can support EDF Energy’s and SZC’s goal of delivering decades of affordable, clean reliable electricity for households and strengthening energy security and sovereign power generation for the UK.”
Services delivered through the agreement will span systems engineering, nuclear safety, operational and technical support, and project delivery, enabling the safe, reliable operation of EDF Energy’s current nuclear fleet while supporting the delivery of new nuclear infrastructure critical to the UK’s low carbon future. Frazer Nash engineers from multiple disciplines work closely with EDF and Sizewell C teams across its licensed activities, providing deep technical expertise and trusted delivery. They look forward to continuing to work closely together to deliver effective, high quality outcomes across these nationally significant programmes.
