As part of the FCC Feasibility Study, there are numerous opportunities for industry to contribute expertise and innovation across various technical domains. Industrial collaboration will be crucial in addressing the technological challenges and advancing the design of key systems.

The following is a non-exhaustive list of areas where industrial participation is expected to play a significant role. This list provides an initial framework for engagement, but it may evolve as the project concludes its feasibility report and moves to its next phase. We encourage Industrial Liaison Officers (ILOs) to review these areas and identify potential contributions from industry partners along with research centres and universities. 

A non-exhaustive list of areas for collaboration:

• Superconducting Radio Frequency systems

• Magnets

• Vacuum systems

• Power converters

• Element supports

• Beam transfer systems

• Beam Intercepting Devices

• Machine Protection and Interlock systems

• Robotics and automation

• Control systems

• Material science

• Manufacturing techniques

• Radiation protection

• Information and Communication Technologies

• HVAC systems

• Cryogenics

• Electricity and energy management systems

• Geodesy and survey (including alignment)

• Safety management systems

• Transport and logistics

• Systems integration

• Life Cycle Assessment

• Environmental impact studies

• Socio-economic studies

• Design Optimization for series production

We welcome feedback and suggestions regarding this list, as well as any additional areas that may be relevant to future industrial engagement via: fcc.office@cern.ch

For more information, please contact: Anders Unnervik (anders.unnervik@cern.ch) and Jerome Pierlot (jerome.pierlot@cern.ch)