The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has opened a tender for the provision of geophysical survey and geotechnical investigation services .
The scope of work includes conducting a geophysical survey and geotechnical investigation at the Wave Hub site, located 16 kilometres offshore St. Ives, Cornwall, UK.
The contractor is to undertake the geotechnical investigation in order to enable the detailed design of mooring anchors, and thermal design of the existing export cable.
The purpose of the geophysical survey is to enable front end engineering design (FEED) and detailed design of mooring anchors and mooring chains, subsea cable route planning and inspection of existing subsea cables.
The duration of the contract, which is not subject to renewal, is four months. The deadline for the interested parties to submit their request to participate is 3 December 2021.
Last month, EMEC issued a tender looking to appoint a contractor to supply the fuel cell in order to demonstrate the use of hydrogen for auxiliary power onboard a passenger ferry.
The contractor’s scope of work includes the supply of a 15 kW marinised hydrogen fuel cell including Balance of Plant and associated factory acceptance documentation, the supply of drawings and manuals for the operation of the hydrogen fuel cell, and the supply details of commissioning support.