PDF of BYLOR Presentation - Somerset Chamber of Commerce

International Trade is good for Somerset
Remy Roussel
Deputy Project Director
Bouygues Laing
O’Rourke’s approach to
the Supply Chain.
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The Joint Venture

Hinkley Point C context

Hinkley Point C – The Main Civil Works
• A multi billion pound development involving a global supply chain
• Significant internal investment and expenditure
• BYLOR has embedded a limited supply chain for specific elements of the
project
• Excellent opportunities still exist

Hinkley Point C – Key Opportunities for Somerset
Significant opportunities exist for the local supply chain
Construction Related Opportunities
Concrete Sundries:
Inserts, angles, couplers, fixings, plywood and timber
Waterproofing products: Membranes and water-stops
General Metalwork :
Anchor plates, steel monorail beams, galvanised open grid-flooring, access
ladders
Architectural Metalwork: Stainless Steel Handrails, painted mild steel hand rails
Bespoke Commodities:
Flooring:
Finishes :
External Envelope:
Builders Work:
Stainless Steel Floor Gullies & Assoc Pipework
All including; Carpets, Vinyl, Resin, Stone and Ceramic Tiled Flooring
Ceilings & Partitioning, Painting & Decorating, Joinery, Doors & Ironmongery
Roof & Wall Cladding , Rainscreens and Curtain Walliing
Holes & Chases, Diamond Drilling, Mastic Sealant, Fire Stopping

Hinkley Point C – Key Opportunities for Somerset (continued)
• Non-construction related opportunities
• Support and service sectors
Non-Construction Related Opportunities
Accommodation – Hoteliers, Bed & Breakfast
Restaurants & Other Food Outlets
Banking / Insurance
Local Services & Amenities (Leisure)
Transport and Haulage

Key Requirements from our Supply Chain
• Health & Safety – to understand and align with project requirements.
• Nuclear Safety Culture – to embrace with, and be upskilled where necessary, in the
project’s Nuclear Safety Culture.
• Quality – to demonstrate internal quality systems to ensure compliance with the project’s
stringent quality requirements.
• Pre-qualification – to ensure BYLOR engages with companies whose capabilities meet
the project’s requirements.
• Competitive Tender – to provide ‘value for money’ for NNB Genco .
• Sustainable Supply Chain – continuity of supply chain through to completion.
• Corporate Social Responsibility
– commitment to local employment
– commitment to open up business opportunities
– new initiatives - steel fixing qualification
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What Does it Mean for the Supply Chain?
• Opportunities – There will be potential for local businesses to benefit from the
investment
• Planning – are you ready for Hinkley? Do you have the necessary
capabilities and company procedures?
• Preparation – Ensure you have suitably qualified & experienced workforce
(HS&E, Quality Assurance & Controls)

Commitment to work with the Chamber of Commerce
Committed to working with EDF Energy and the Chamber of Commerce to:
• understand
• engage with
• develop
• align
• And help match opportunities with the supply chain
At the appropriate time we will:
• support “meet the buyer events”
• provide greater clarity on package scope
• support supply chain in meeting project requirements

Employment Opportunities
BYLOR are working with EDF/NNB to fully support the Employment Brokerage:
We will be looking for:
• Steel Fixers
• Joiners /Formworkers
• General Operatives
• Crane and Plant Operators
• Engineers
• Support Staff
BYLOR are currently working with Bridgwater College to create an industry leading
Steel Fixing Apprenticeship programme.

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Thank you
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