One project.

One project. Thousands of suppliers.

India is preparing to launch one of the largest Nuclear Island EPC packages in the history of its indigenous PHWR programme. The tender will be issued by Anushakti Vidhyut Nigam Limited (ASHVINI) — a joint venture between Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited(NPCIL)-Official and NTPC Limited —for the four-unit Mahi Banswara Rajasthan Atomic Power Project.

Valued at more than INR 28,000 crore (approximately USD 2.9 billion), the package will cover engineering, manufacturing, supply, construction, installation, testing, and commissioning of critical Nuclear Island systems.
For the supply chain, announcements like this matter long before the contract is awarded.

Large EPC packages create demand far beyond the main contractor.

Manufacturers, engineering companies, fabricators, electrical and instrumentation suppliers, software providers, testing and inspection companies, and many other specialized businesses all become part of the delivery ecosystem.

As India moves towards its ambition of 100 GW of nuclear capacity by 2047, projects of this scale will continue to generate new opportunities across the nuclear supply chain.

For suppliers looking to enter or expand in the Indian nuclear market, now is the time to start building relationships, understanding qualification requirements, and preparing for future procurement opportunities.

Link: https://lnkd.in/dSmAWyt7

€400 million.

€400 million. 16 years. One of Europe’s most complex nuclear decommissioning projects.

When suppliers think about opportunities in nuclear, they often think about new reactor construction.

But some of the largest opportunities are found elsewhere.
Lithuania has launched an international tender worth approximately €400 million for the dismantling of the RBMK-1500 reactor cores at the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant—a project expected to run for around 16 years.

For suppliers, this is a reminder that nuclear decommissioning is a market in its own right.

Projects like this require far more than dismantling expertise. They create demand for engineering services, specialised equipment, robotics, remote handling, inspection technologies, waste management, digital solutions, logistics, and many other industrial capabilities.

For companies looking to enter or expand within the nuclear sector, these opportunities deserve just as much attention as new build projects.

The tender is available through the EBRD Electronic Procurement Portal: https://lnkd.in/dZnapnxu

Meet the Team!

We’re pleased to welcome Prof Sanjay Kumar to NucFinder as Business Development Director – India.

Sanjay brings decades of experience across EPC, power and infrastructure projects, strategic partnerships, and business development. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of engineering, project execution, and industrial collaboration—experience that closely aligns with NucFinder’s mission.

Based in Mumbai, Sanjay will lead our business development activities in India, working with suppliers, buyers, EPCs, and industry organizations as the country’s nuclear sector enters a new phase of growth.

India is set to become one of the world’s largest nuclear markets, creating significant opportunities for companies across the global supply chain. Strengthening our presence in the region is an important step in NucFinder’s international growth, and we’re excited to have Sanjay leading this effort.

Welcome to the team, Sanjay!