Elektrownia Wiatrowa Baltica – 2 SP. Z o.o.WarsawTED
Baltica02 Offshore Windfarm Construction CTVs
Bereitstellung von Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) für die Bauphase (EPC) des Offshore-Windparks Baltica 2.
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Bereitstellung von Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) für die Bauphase (EPC) des Offshore-Windparks Baltica 2.
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Elektrownia Wiatrowa Baltica – 2 SP. Z o.o.
- Published:
- June 17, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Passenger Transport
Tender description
Bereitstellung von Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) für die Bauphase (EPC) des Offshore-Windparks Baltica 2.
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Periodic Subsea Inspections - Offshore Wind Farms in the North Sea
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Supply of Pilot Boat(s)
DPC intends to procure for the design, construction, and commissioning of modern purposebuilt pilot boat(s) to join its existing fleet to support safe, efficient pilotage operations 24/7/365 in Irelands busiest port. Operating in Dublin Bay and the Irish Sea the boat(s) should be approximately 15.5m to 17.5m in length and capable of accommodating a crew of 2 and up to 6 pilots. The boat(s) shall deliver the highest standards of operational safety, reliability and crew protection with a design that is robust and fit for yearround offshore conditions. The boat(s) shall have a strong emphasis crew safety and safe pilot transfer through appropriate layout, access arrangements, fendering, and seakeeping performance. The design should incorporate modern, environmentally efficient technologies and principles, including consideration of fuel efficiency, emissions reduction and overall lifecycle sustainability. The boat(s) must comply with all applicable legislative and regulatory requirements, particularly the Irish Passenger Boat Regulations for a Class P5 vessel, as well as relevant classification society rules and marine safety standards.” To promote responsible and sustainable supply chain www.dublinport.iepractices in line with industry best practice, DPC has partnered with Achilles, a leading global provider of supply chain risk management services. Achilles Supply Line has operated in Ireland for over 25 years and will be used as a qualification system for this competition. DPC is conducting its qualification stage for this competition via the Achilles SupplyLine Platform. DPC may invite all qualified firms to tender or reserves the right to carry out a further qualification stage to reduce the number of firms to be invited. To express interest and participate, please register, subscribe and complete your questionnaire as detailed below. Organisations that are not currently registered on Achilles SupplyLine are invited to express their interest by contacting via email or [email protected] [email protected] directly via phone at +44 (0) 1235 861118 and to register for the SupplyLine Silver Plus membership via the following link https://my.achilles.com/joincommunity?communitycode=SUP&lang=engb&buyerid=00013760&minimumpackage=SLP. Organisations already registered on Achilles SupplyLine must ensure that: (i) their registration is valid; (ii) the relevant codes listed below are included in their profile, and (iii) their questionnaire information is complete and up to date. The relevant SupplyLine codes are: 1.20.16 Boats & Marine Vessels, 1.20.16.4 – Pilot Launches, and Suppliers must ensure they are registered against these codes in order to ensure they are identified as a potential bidder. Interested parties should be fully registered on the system before close of business on Wed 17th June 2026 in order to be considered for the competition. - Dublin Port Company_411DublinDeadline: Jun 28
Supply of Pilot Boat(s)
Dublin Port Company (hereinafter called “DPC”) is the authority responsible for this procurement. DPC is a self-financing Designated Activity Company (DAC), wholly owned by the State, whose business is the management of Dublin Port, Ireland’s premier port. Established as a corporate entity in 1997, DPC is responsible for the management, control, operation and development of the port, whilst providing facilities, services, accommodation, and lands within the harbour for the use of ships, goods, and passengers. DPC utilises several terminals to serve the travelling public and import and export cargo. Total throughput for 2025 was circa 36 million gross tonnes, with 6,649 ship arrivals. On the passenger side, 1.7 million travelled through the Port in 2025. DPC intends to procure for the design, construction, and commissioning of modern purpose-built pilot boat(s) to join its existing fleet to support safe, efficient pilotage operations 24/7/365 in Irelands busiest port. Operating in Dublin Bay and the Irish Sea the boat(s) should be approximately 15.5m to 17.5m in length and capable of accommodating a crew of 2 and up to 6 pilots. The boat(s) shall deliver the highest standards of operational safety, reliability and crew protection with a design that is robust and fit for year-round offshore conditions. The boat(s) shall have a strong emphasis crew safety and safe pilot transfer through appropriate layout, access arrangements, fendering, and seakeeping performance. The design should incorporate modern, environmentally efficient technologies and principles, including consideration of fuel efficiency, emissions reduction and overall lifecycle sustainability. The boat(s) must comply with all applicable legislative and regulatory requirements, particularly the Irish Passenger Boat Regulations for a Class P5 vessel, as well as relevant classification society rules and marine safety standards.” To promote responsible and sustainable supply chain www.dublinport.ie practices in line with industry best practice, DPC has partnered with Achilles, a leading global provider of supply chain risk management services. Achilles Supply Line has operated in Ireland for over 25 years and will be used as a qualification system for this competition. DPC is conducting its qualification stage for this competition via the Achilles Supply-Line Platform. DPC may invite all qualified firms to tender or reserves the right to carry out a further qualification stage to reduce the number of firms to be invited. To express interest and participate, please register, subscribe and complete your questionnaire as detailed below. Organisations that are not currently registered on Achilles Supply-Line are invited to express their interest by contacting via email or [email protected] or [email protected] directly via phone at +44 (0) 1235 861118 and to register for the Supply-Line Silver Plus membership via the following link - https://my.achilles.com/join-community?communitycode=SUP&lang=en-gb&buyerid=00013760&minimumpackage=SLP. Organisations already registered on Achilles Supply-Line must ensure that: (i) their registration is valid; (ii) the relevant codes listed below are included in their profile, and (iii) their questionnaire information is complete and up to date. The relevant Supply-Line codes are: 1.20.16 Boats & Marine Vessels, 1.20.16.4 – Pilot Launches, and Suppliers must ensure they are registered against these codes in order to ensure they are identified as a potential bidder. Interested parties should be fully registered on the system before close of business on Wed 17th June 2026 in order to be considered for the competition.
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