Project number: 182 (int. 031)
Project 031. Dosimetry equipment for State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Project 031. Dosimetry equipment for State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Project summary

The aim of the current project, financed within the framework of the Norwegian Nuclear Action Plan, is to enhance the personnel radiation safety at State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU) in a form of provision of modern electronic personal dosimeters to be used by SESU personnel in case of nuclear and radiological emergencies.

Technical area

Nuclear emergency preparedness

Location
Beneficiary / recipient organisation(s)

State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU)

Funding country
Funding organisation

Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (DSA) via the Norwegian Government’s Action Plan for Nuclear Safety and Security

Project cost

8 400 000 Norwegian Kroners

Project leaders

Programme manager: Ingrid Kongshaug Johannesen

Project manager: Viktoriia Sbitnieva

Project manager/project support in Ukraine: Pavel Lebedev

 

 

Procurement info

All tender documents will be openly published via Mercell tender platform on public procurement website in Norway - Doffin.no, on the Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) public procurement website in Europe and on the Nordisk Sikkerhet’s website.

Participating organizations
  • Nordisk Sikkerhet AS - project implementer;
  • State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU) - beneficiary/project partner;
  • Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (DSA) - project donor, assistance with project registration as international technical assistance;
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine - project registration as international technical assistance.
Start/completion dates

June 2026 – ongoing

Status

Ongoing

Milestones
2026-06-16
Grant letter for project implementation received from DSA
Main results

The anticipated result of supplying personal electronic dosimeters, is raising capabilities of the SESU in the areas of monitoring, mitigation and personnel dosimetry in case of RN emergencies in Ukraine.

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Last update:

08 September 2026

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