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August 26, 2022 · about 4 years ago

Survey services wanted for Viking Link

Danish transmission system operator (TSO) Energinet has issued a tender seeking a provider of an after installation survey along the Viking Link cable between Denmark and the UK. The main purpose of the survey is to confirm the vertical and horizontal position of the cable location. The survey activ

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Survey services wanted for Viking Link
Energinet

Danish transmission system operator (TSO) Energinet has issued a tender seeking a provider of an after installation survey along the Viking Link cable between Denmark and the UK.

The main purpose of the survey is to confirm the vertical and horizontal position of the cable location.

The survey activities will comprise three work packages. The first includes the offshore survey including MBES and cable tracking, which should be performed between the two landfall sites.

Work Package B is for the onshore topographic survey at the landfall sites, while Work Package C concerns geophysical MBES and side scan sonar survey and environmental survey using a drop-down camera ROV.

Interested parties are free to submit their applications by 7 September 12:00 local time.

The duration of the contract is one year.

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