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Contractors unveil ITER's business potential

Small or large, the companies involved in ITER have a lot to say about the benefits and skills acquired through their participation in the project. (Click to view larger version...)
Small or large, the companies involved in ITER have a lot to say about the benefits and skills acquired through their participation in the project.
Is it hard for companies to get involved in ITER?

Let's hear from some of those that have been awarded contracts for ITER construction and manufacturing.

In a series of videos, the European Domestic Agency talks with representatives of large European companies or consortia that are contributing their knowhow and expertise to the project. What drives them forward and keeps them committed? What new markets do they expect as a result of ITER participation? What R&D and technological advances have resulted from work done for ITER?

A how-to video has also been produced to explain to potential bidders where to find information about European tenders and to demystify the different steps of the European procurement process.

You can read the original article or access the videos on YouTube.

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