Register For The Nuclear Supply Chain Event
30th June 2017
The biggest networking event in Europe for nuclear decommissioning will be held in Manchester.
2 November 2017.
The NDA Estate Supply Chain Event is organised by the industry for the industry. Last year's showcase event attracted around 1,600 delegates, providing opportunities to network with more than 280 exhibiting companies. With a particular focus on SMEs, the aim is also to attract new businesses to the nuclear decommissioning sector.
For more information go to - http://decommsupplyevent.co.uk/
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