The Danish grid operator, Energinet.dk, has invited contractors to apply for design, production, delivery, execution and completion of 2 x 25 km 3 core 150 kV subsea cable, intended for Kriegers Flak Combined Grid Solution (KF CGS).

The work scope also includes transport and laying of the 150 kV submarine cables, pull-in onto Kriegers Flak E (KFE) and Baltic 2 platforms as well as the delivery and installation of end-terminations for the cables on the KFE and Baltic 2 platforms and related services.

According to Energinet.dk, the transfer capability for each subsea cable is supposed to be at least 200 MW (steady load). Furthermore, the contracting entity reserves the right to increase the transfer capability of each cable to at least 225 MW (steady load).

Swedish marine survey specialist, MMT, was awarded a contract for a survey job related to this subsea cable route.

The deadline for the submission of tenders is November 18, 2015.