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Home›Offshore Wind›Vattenfall Issues Marine Guard/Patrol Vessels Call
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August 2, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Vattenfall Issues Marine Guard/Patrol Vessels Call

Swedish energy company Vattenfall has issued a call for the provision of marine guard/patrol vessels for offshore wind farm construction and operations. The tender is divided into three lots covering the offshore wind farms in Sweden and Denmark, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Tenders may

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Swedish energy company Vattenfall has issued a call for the provision of marine guard/patrol vessels for offshore wind farm construction and operations.

The tender is divided into three lots covering the offshore wind farms in Sweden and Denmark, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

Tenders may be submitted for all three lots, and Vattenfall has reserved the right to award contracts combining the lots.

The duration of the contract or contracts is 48 months, with options for two 24-month renewals.

Interested parties have until 16 August to respond to the call for tenders .

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