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Anchor Blocks Removal

A public procurement published by WAVE HUB LIMITED via Contracts Finder.

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Award value
£150k
Tender value
0
Suppliers
0
Awards
1
Notices
Tender
Stage

Overview

Wave Hub Limited ("The Vendor") is seeking to remove five concrete and steel anchor blocks from the Wave Hub offshore renewable demonstration site, as part of the preparation for the future development, construction and operation of a floating offshore wind (FLOW) array at the Wave Hub Project site. The anchor blocks were installed 2014 as foundations for a wave energy device and consist of 5 clump weights, 4 square clumps at 23tonnes (dry)/ 15 tonnes (wet) and two circular clumps of combined to make a main clump of 126 tonnes (dry)/ 80 tonnes (wet). An ROV video survey of the blocks was carried out on the 17th September 2020 which indicated that the lifting points were in reasonable con…

Key details

Source
Contracts Finder
Lifecycle stage
Tender
Status
active
CPV classification
98360000 — Marine services
Currency
GBP
Total award value
Tender value
£150,000
First published
23 Oct 2020
Last updated
23 Oct 2020
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Who is the buyer for "Anchor Blocks Removal"?

Anchor Blocks Removal is a UK public-sector procurement published by WAVE HUB LIMITED via Contracts Finder.

Has "Anchor Blocks Removal" been awarded?

No award has been recorded yet. The current lifecycle stage is "Tender".

What is "Anchor Blocks Removal" worth?

The reported tender value is £150,000.

When was "Anchor Blocks Removal" published?

It was first published on 23 Oct 2020 and last updated on 23 Oct 2020, across 1 notice.

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