For buyers

Find the companies that can actually take the job

Operators, EPC contractors, project developers, utilities and research organisations.

01What it does

Four things, if you are a buyer

Stop re-running the same vendor search

Second-source a long-lead item without starting from a blank page. Filter on the capability that actually decides it — ASME Section III, an N-stamp, heavy forging over 100 tonnes — rather than on a company name you already know.

Read the evidence before the first call

Certifications with their validity dates, facilities with floor area and principal machinery, and project references with scope and role. Enough to decide whether a conversation is worth having.

Shortlist, compare, invite

Save organisations as you find them, put them side by side on country, capability, certification and nuclear experience, and send an invitation to the ones that survive.

Publish what you are buying

Put a requirement on your profile and let qualified suppliers approach you. Several operators use this to widen an approved vendor list beyond the original equipment manufacturers.

In practice

How it goes

No account needed to search. Membership is what lets you send an enquiry, keep a shortlist and compare.

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Search on the capability that decides it, not the company name you already know
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Read certifications, facilities and project references before the first call
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Shortlist, compare side by side, and invite the ones that survive
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Publish what you are buying and let qualified suppliers approach you

02Who you would be finding

11 suppliers on the register

Manufacturers, engineering companies, component suppliers, technology providers and testing houses — with their certifications, facilities and project references on the profile.

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