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The Satellite Applications Catapult's Net-Zero Innovation Facilities will be utilised to deliver innovative projects and as such will potentially change and grow depending on the scale and type of Net-Zero projects that are undertaken. There is therefore a need for the facilities to be modular and temporary in design.
In addition to the buildings there are also two compounds required, the first being for cryogenic chemical storage and the other for securing equipment on test with view of the sky. Both these facilities will require appropriate security relevant to their use.
The scope of the procurement:
The scope of the procurement will include design consultation for the facility including layout, groundwork specification, supply and installation and commissioning of all aspects of the facility. This does not necessarily need to be one sub-contractor.
The facilities will initially consist of the following buildings/compounds with detail of the scope below:
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