Guidance

EGG10 Research and Development Requirements (TBuRD)

The Technical Baseline and underpinning Research and Development (TBuRD) process is how we track Research and Development (R&D) across the NDA group.

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Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Published
1 December 2014
Last updated
26 March 2026 — See all updates

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Technical Baseline Underpinning Research Document 2026

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EGG10-F01 Research and Development Table Rev8

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The TBuRD process, through the work of a varied and skilled technical community of experts, provides the NDA group with visibility of planned or inflight R&D activities. These R&D activities ensure the various missions across the group are technically underpinned by generating technical knowledge, and deliverable by providing technology and technical approaches that deliver the desired outcomes. The TBuRD process also provides a method for the group to share knowledge, expertise and plan the right activities at the right time while avoiding duplication.

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Published 1 December 2014
Last updated 26 March 2026 + show all updates

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