Framatome acquires nuclear power systems division of RCM Technologies Canada Corp by Staff Writers Paris, France (SPX) Aug 05, 2021
Framatome has announced its acquisition of the nuclear power systems division of RCM Technologies Canada Corp. This acquisition expands Framatome's CANDU design expertise and its presence in Canada. "We welcome our new colleagues to Framatome's worldwide team of engineers and experts," said Bernard Fontana, CEO of Framatome. "Framatome has been in Canada for more than 50 years and we are reinforcing our commitment to growing our operations in the country. The acquisition of RCM's nuclear power systems division enhances our unique expertise in engineering, procurement and construction for the nuclear energy industry and positions us well to serve our Canadian customers." Framatome is a major supplier of maintenance and engineering services for the Canadian and global CANDU markets. RCM's nuclear power systems division expands Framatome's expertise in mechanical, civil, structural, architectural and electrical engineering for CANDU reactors. Framatome has more than 300 personnel in Canada, including employees, subcontractors and trades across three locations in Kincardine, Pickering and Montreal. Team members in both Ontario locations focus on providing solutions related to engineering and systems, nuclear services and hardware. The team in Montreal designs and manufactures safety instrumentation and control systems for nuclear steam supply systems throughout North America.
Framatome's steam generator replacement expertise supports long-term operations in Canada Paris, France (SPX) Aug 05, 2021 Steam generator replacements were a hot topic and in high demand in the U.S. during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Utilities across the country contracted with the Steam Generating Team (SGT), a partnership between Framatome and United Engineers and Constructors, to implement their large component replacement projects. Over 25 years, SGT replaced steam generators at 24 units, nine reactor vessel closure heads and one pressurizer. As the need for these replacements slowed down in the U.S., new opportuni ... read more
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