Nuclear Industry Supplier Seminar - February 23

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COLUMBIA, SC – The nuclear energy industry is ready to provide the reliable, carbonless electricity our world needs, and the Carolinas’ Nuclear Cluster plans to be a part of that growth. Small and medium-sized firms can be part of the planning, construction and operation of these power facilities. The nuclear industry has detailed specifications for its suppliers, and knowing those specs are critical to success.

The Carolinas’ Nuclear Cluster will have a Supplier Information Session on Wednesday, February 23 from 1:30 – 4:00 at the Midlands Tech NE Campus, 151 Powell Road Columbia, SC 29203 (Main Building). The Nuclear Cluster is providing this session under its “Innovative Economies” project with the Small Business Administration.

Firms that could be possible suppliers can benefit from this short seminar:
-- MANUFACTURERS: Pipes, valves, fittings, electrical systems, HVAC, construction materials, stainless steel.

-- SERVICES: Machine shops, electrical/mechanical/HVAC maintenance, waste, clean-up, office maintenance, hazmat, painters, radiological protection, quality control, lab services.

What you will learn:
-- The status of the nuclear industry in the Carolinas
-- Basic requirements of nuclear suppliers
-- How procurement officers in the industry operate

-- Important quality control certification issues

-- Availability of advanced business processes that can aid entering the nuclear market

No cost. Space is limited. Pre-registration is required.

TO REQUEST INFORMATION AND AN INVITATION: E-mail CNCInnovativeEconomies@gmail.com with the following information: Your name, title, company, mail address, phone, e-mail and your product or service.

This event is organized by the Carolinas Nuclear Cluster, a part of New Carolina (www.newcarolina.org). The Carolinas Nuclear Cluster supports the economic development of the Carolinas through nuclear energy. Registration questions? Contact CNCInnovativeEconomies@gmail.com

Scott Carlberg, Carolinas’ Nucler Cluster coordinator

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