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Register your interest in Visiting or Exhibiting

If you would like to attend the Nu-Tech Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition (Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025) either as an exhibitor or a visitor, then please complete our online form by clicking the button below. Alternatively, you can call us on Tel: 01946 695554 

Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025 Invited Supporters

In continued acknowledgement of its impact on the nuclear supply chain, we have again secured unrivalled support from several prestigious organisations including the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) and the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA).

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) is responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient clean-up of the UK’s nuclear legacy. This involves decommissioning and demolishing all buildings, as well as treatment and disposal of associated waste, both radioactive and conventional.

Nuclear Industry Association

The NIA is the trade association for the civil nuclear industry in the UK.  The NIA represents more than 250 companies across the supply chain. The diversity of NIA membership enables effective and constructive industry-wide interaction.

In continued acknowledgement of its impact on the nuclear supply chain, we have again secured unrivalled support from several prestigious organisations including the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA), the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (NAMRC), Fit For Nuclear (F4N) and the Nuclear Institute (NI).

Nuclear Industry Association

The NIA is the trade association for the civil nuclear industry in the UK.  The NIA represents more than 250 companies across the supply chain. The diversity of NIA membership enables effective and constructive industry-wide interaction.

Nuclear AMRC

The Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Nuclear AMRC) is a collaboration of academic and industrial partners from across the nuclear supply chain, with the mission of helping UK manufacturers win work at home and worldwide.

Fit 4 Nuclear

Fit For Nuclear (F4N) is a unique service to help UK manufacturing companies get ready to bid for work in the civil nuclear supply chain.

F4N lets companies measure their operations against the standards required to supply the nuclear industry – in new build, operations and decommissioning – and take the necessary steps to close any gaps.

The Nuclear Institute

The Nuclear Institute is the professional body and learned society for the nuclear industry. Representing over 2,500 professionals at all levels across the industry, from new build and operations to decommissioning, the Nuclear Institute sets the standards for nuclear professionalism.

Department for International Trade

The Department for International Trade (Energy & Infrastructure Directorate) will be helping UK business to export their nuclear expertise.

In continued acknowledgement of its impact on the nuclear supply chain, we have again secured unrivalled support from several prestigious organisations including the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA), the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (NAMRC)the Nuclear Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN), the TWI and the Nuclear Institute (NI).

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) is responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient clean-up of the UK’s nuclear legacy. This involves decommissioning and demolishing all buildings, as well as treatment and disposal of associated waste, both radioactive and conventional.

Nuclear Industry Association

The NIA is the trade association for the civil nuclear industry in the UK.  The NIA represents more than 250 companies across the supply chain. The diversity of NIA membership enables effective and constructive industry-wide interaction.

Nuclear AMRC

The Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Nuclear AMRC) is a collaboration of academic and industrial partners from across the nuclear supply chain, with the mission of helping UK manufacturers win work at home and worldwide.

Fit 4 Nuclear

Fit For Nuclear (F4N) is a unique service to help UK manufacturing companies get ready to bid for work in the civil nuclear supply chain.

F4N lets companies measure their operations against the standards required to supply the nuclear industry – in new build, operations and decommissioning – and take the necessary steps to close any gaps.

Nuclear Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN)

The National Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN) is the lead strategic skills body for the nuclear industry in the UK.

An employer-led and funded membership organisation, NSAN has been established to ensure that the UK Nuclear Industry and its Supply Chain has the skilled, competent and safe workforce it needs to deal with the current and future UK nuclear programme, including all sub sectors.

TWI

TWI is one of the world’s foremost independent research and technology organisations, with expertise in materials joining and engineering processes as applied in industry. TWI specialises in innovation, knowledge transfer and in solving problems across all aspects of manufacturing, fabrication and whole-life integrity management.

The Nuclear Institute

The Nuclear Institute is the professional body and learned society for the nuclear industry. Representing over 2,500 professionals at all levels across the industry, from new build and operations to decommissioning, the Nuclear Institute sets the standards for nuclear professionalism.

2025 Exhibition Sponsors

Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025 Details

We welcome you to the 2025 Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition (Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025) in the Birchwood Nuclear Hub, Warrington

In a break from tradition, and in continuing to meet the growing demands from UK’s solution providers wanting to serve the nuclear sector, we are pleased to announce we will be holding two events at this venue during 2025 to meet this growing need. These will be held on Weds, 14th May 2025 and Weds, 17th September 2025 respectively, with both events offering an unrivalled opportunity for supply chain networking with nuclear companies from across the UK.

As the biggest nuclear event of its kind to be held in the North West of England each year – the first being introduced by Nu-Tech to the Birchwood Park in 1994 – we are proud of our record as the leading and longest-serving organiser of bespoke supplier exhibitions to the UK’s nuclear sector.

With an opportunity to ‘reach, re-engage and rebuild’ links with staff from across one of the biggest cluster of nuclear businesses in the UK, this will be a chance to demonstrate your capabilities and let an eager audience know what you’ve been up to over the last year.

Located in the heart of Birchwood Park, Warrington, the Nu-Tech Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition will offer suppliers a day of networking and contact-building opportunities with representatives from all levels of the nuclear supply chain and provide access to some of the most influential and solution-seeking individuals in the sector.

Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025 - Birchwood Park - External View of the Centre
Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025 - Birchwood Park - External View of the Centre

The event will be particularly useful if you are looking to expand into the nuclear arena as well as offer a route if you wish to promote transferable technology or launch new and innovative ideas. Visitors are expected from Sellafield Ltd, their supporting Tier 1, 2 & 3 contractors along with others in the nuclear supply chain.

Historically, companies with the following specialisms have benefited from exhibiting at this event:

  • Engineering & Manufacturing Solutions
  • Automation, Control, and Data Management
  • Electrical & Electronic Components
  • Nuclear Technology & Services
  • Research, and Development
  • Measurement & Testing Equipment
  • Industrial Services & Maintenance
  • Fluid & Process Equipment
  • Inspection, Safety, and Training Solutions
  • Specialised Tools & Components
  • Industry 4.0 Technologies

The Nu-Tech ‘Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition’ (Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025) will be a useful day for both exhibitors and attendees and will offer key features such as:

  • Networking and contact building opportunities
  • Representatives from the nuclear supply chain from Tier 1s to SMEs
  • Technology transfer from defence, maritime, aerospace and petrochemical sectors
  • Live demonstrations

Networking Opportunities

Networking and contact building opportunities

Technical Presentations

View presentations, video screens & info boards

Technology Exhibitions

Engineering & Technology exhibits

Interactive Sessions

NAMRC’s state-of-the art interactive simulations

Live Demonstrations

Witness ‘live’ demonstrations

One-2-One Opportunities

Face-to-face meetings with key Sellafield project staff

Networking Opportunities

Networking and contact building opportunities

Technical Presentations

View presentations, video screens & info boards

Technology Exhibitions

Engineering & Technology exhibits

Live Demonstrations

Witness ‘live’ demonstrations

We are also delighted to confirm that in a clear affirmation of their support, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority will also be attending this event to provide a short ‘opening address’ to participants inside the exhibition marquee at the beginning of the event. More details to follow.

In offering diversity, we’ve planned a vibrant day for you which not only includes a chance to browse multiple engineering & technology exhibition stands in our jumbo marquee, but you can also witness ‘live’ external demonstrations and jump aboard the NAMRC’s state-of-the art interactive 14-metre long HGV trailer containing simulations such as a virtual welding machine and robot demonstrators plus video screens, information boards and activities – all of which are sure to make your visit to this event worthwhile. You can also enjoy complimentary refreshments throughout the exhibition period in the marquee.

Parallel Activities

Nuclear Industry Association (NIA)

In addition, we will again be working in collaboration with the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) – a long-time supporter of this exhibition – as they prepare to host their regular focused group meetings for members and guest attendees in succession with the Nu-Tech exhibitions. This partnership will ensure participants can also join the NIA Members meeting on the day after the Nu-Tech Exhibition allowing everyone to make best use of their time and resources over two-consecutive days.

The NIA group meetings focus on the key developments across the nuclear sector and act as a forum to share best practice, understand the strategic work programmes in the UK and abroad, as well as providing an opportunity for organisations to engage with the supply chain. Working in partnership with the NIA, participating companies and corporate visitors to the Engineering & Technology Exhibition will have an opportunity to combine the two activities and make their attendance in either May and/or September a highly time efficient experience. The NIA will be exhibiting at both events.

NIA members and non-member companies interested in attending these meetings should visit: https://www.niauk.org/events or contact info@niauk.org for more information and the option to register.

2024 previous exhibitors included:

  • Actemium Design UK
  • Alleima
  • AMELEC Instruments
  • ARC Energy Resources Ltd
  • Axon’ Cable Ltd
  • BEL Engineering
  • Belman-UK Ltd
  • Bendalls Engineering
  • BVAA Ltd
  • Captec
  • Carr’s Engineering
  • Cavendish Nuclear
  • Consolite Technology Ltd
  • Crimson Industrial Vision Ltd
  • Cumbria Manufacturing Alliance
  • Cyclife UK Ltd
  • Dassault Systemes Ltd
  • Ellison Marketing Ltd
  • Endress+Hauser Ltd
  • ESR Technology Ltd
  • Factair Ltd
  • Fan Systems Group Ltd
  • FC Lane Electronics Ltd
  • Fischer Connectors
  • GGR Group
  • Glenair UK Ltd
  • Hamamatsu Photonics UK Ltd
  • igus
  • Induchem Group
  • IS-Instruments Ltd
  • James Fisher Nuclear Ltd
  • Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services, LLC
  • Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA)
  • KUKA Systems UK Ltd
  • Laser Lines Ltd
  • Lee-Dickens Ltd
  • Leybold UK Ltd
  • Lindapter International
  • Lokring UK
  • M5tec Ltd
  • Mayflower Engineering Ltd
  • Measurement Solutions Ltd
  • Michell Instruments Ltd
  • Mirion Technologies (Canberra UK) Ltd
  • Mona Lifting
  • Morson Projects Ltd
  • Novintec
  • Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre
  • Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
  • Nuclear Industry Association
  • Northern Valve & Fitting Company Ltd
  • Nuvia Ltd
  • NW Total Engineered Solutions Ltd
  • ODU-UK Ltd
  • Optimax
  • Orano
  • PacTec EPS Ltd
  • Porvair Filtration Group
  • Rebo Scotia Ltd
  • Roxtec Ltd
  • SCX Special Projects
  • Sella Controls
  • Shepley Engineers Ltd
  • Soil Engineering GEO Services
  • Staubli (UK) Ltd
  • Steel Dynamics Ltd
  • Steve Vick International
  • Swagelok Manchester
  • Symetri
  • The Macintosh Consultancy Ltd
  • TÜV SÜD
  • Ultrafine Industrial Limited
  • Ultra Energy
  • University of Southampton
  • VEGA Controls Ltd
  • Veolia Nuclear Solutions
  • West Cumberland Engineering Ltd
  • Winslow Adaptics Ltd
  • Wozair Ltd
  • Yokogawa UK Ltd

Exporting Opportunities

We are also pleased to confirm that the Department for International Trade will be working in parallel with this event by hosting a series of short 15-minute presentations on ‘Trade & Investment’ followed by a ‘drop in’ surgery for one-to-one discussions with trade advisors.
More details on the content of the presentations and the one-to-one ‘drop in’ surgery timings will follow shortly.

Presentations will be held at 10.30am and 11.15am respectively in the adjacent Birchwood Conference Centre Energy Suite which can be accessed by the exhibition marquee. You don’t have to pre-book your attendance to the presentations and the one-to-one sessions will be available between 11.30am – 1pm.

Speaking at the event will be:

David Hughes – UK Civil Nuclear Export and Strategy Consultant at Department for International Trade

A specialist adviser supporting and developing strategy for export and investment opportunities for the UK Nuclear Industry and implementing through the global HM Government network. He has specific focus on innovation in asset management and regions including China and the Middle East.

David will be speaking about ‘Export markets and opportunities for UK Nuclear’.

Presentations will be held in the ENERGY ROOM (inside the adjacent building) and no booking is necessary. There will be two sessions during the day – at 10.30am followed by a ‘drop in’ session from 11.00am and again at 1.00pm followed by ‘drop in’ session from 1.30pm.

David Hughes - DIT

Want to exhibit?

Do you have products that could support the UK’s nuclear sector? Are they based on engineering & technology or innovative ideas currently used in other sectors that you think would be transferable to nuclear? Or, are you an existing supplier but feel you have many more products in your portfolio that could support the North West’s nuclear infrastructure?

If so, why not consider exhibiting at Nu-Tech’s Birchwood Hub Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition (Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2019) where you can meet hundreds of delegates and demonstrate your capabilities to key staff from Sellafield Ltd and many of their Tier 2 contractors based within the Birchwood Business Park as well as network with other suppliers who could potentially collaborate with you.

Held in a location convenient for this target audience, this event will give you a unique opportunity to meet with key individuals where you can freely exchange ideas and discuss opportunities in an environment which may not be possible any other way.

Key Features

  • Access to the wider nuclear market

    Helping new suppliers to enter the nuclear market and existing suppliers to highlight their full range of products, services and skills

  • Closer to your target audience

    Bringing you closer to your target audience and increasing your chances of engaging with key personnel

  • Save time and money

    There’s no need to exhibit at large & expensive national exhibitions where meeting the right people can be ‘hit & miss’

  • Meet key personnel

    Giving you the chance to meet key personnel who are the ‘sharp-end’ of supplier need but often have little time to find solutions elsewhere

  • Events in relaxed and ‘exclusive’ environments

    We always locate our events in relaxed and ‘exclusive’ environments where new business contacts can directly approach you

  • Strengthen existing relationships

    Maintain and strengthen your existing customer relationships

Sellafield Ltd One-2-One Event

We are delighted to confirm that we will be working with Sellafield Ltd to give members of the supply chain an opportunity to meet face-to-face with representatives from 15 main business areas within Sellafield Ltd in an event that will be held in conjunction with the Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition at Birchwood (Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2018).

The One-2-One event, organised by Nu-Tech Exhibitions + Events on behalf of Sellafield Ltd, will give suppliers unique access to key company representatives who oversee the needs and meet the challenges of the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria – one of the largest nuclear engineering centres in the world. Now owned by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) but managed and operated by Sellafield Ltd, the company has an annual budget of around £2 billion and is responsible for cleaning-up the country’s highest nuclear risks and hazards to safeguarding nuclear fuel, materials and waste.

It’s an all-encompassing task which will take many years to complete and requires the support of a skilled and dedicated supply chain to work in partnership with Sellafield Ltd to help reduce costs whilst utilising collective expertise, unique capabilities and knowhow.

To help meet this ongoing need, the Sellafield One-2-One event will enable you to:

  • Increase your understanding of the nuclear sector needs
  • Discover real business opportunities for your company
  • Discuss your business and its capabilities with Sellafield Ltd
  • Build contacts to develop your business through the exhibition, networking and 1:1 meetings

Register your interest in Visiting or Exhibiting

If you would like to attend the Nu-Tech Engineering & Technology Solutions Exhibition (Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025) either as an exhibitor or a visitor, then please complete our online form by clicking the button below. Alternatively, you can call us on Tel: 01946 695554

Birchwood Nuclear Exhibition 2025 Dates & Location

Event 1

  • Wednesday 14th May 2025
  • Birchwood Nuclear Hub, Warrington, WA3 6YN
  • 10:00AM – 2:30PM

Event 2

  • Wednesday 17th September 2025
  • Birchwood Nuclear Hub, Warrington, WA3 6YN
  • 10:00AM – 2:30PM

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