Construction work – Qualification scheme for gas infrastructure establishment and expansion Tender

Original: Construction work – Kvalifikationsordning vedrørende hovedentrepriser for etablering og udvidelse af gasanlæg

Energinet Gastransmission A/S

About this tender

Qualification scheme for main contractor construction work related to establishment and expansion of gas return facilities, compressor stations, and M/R stations in Denmark. The procurement is not limited to but is primarily expected to be executed in connection with the Fast Track Biogas project for Energinet. The scheme covers earthwork, excavation, and specialized technical work of high complexity. At least six (6) gas return facilities and one (1) M/R station are planned across Denmark, executed serially and mutually independent. The initial call under the qualification scheme is expected to cover establishment of the first return facility in Bellinge, 5250 Odense. Projects may vary in size and complexity, potentially including major client deliveries such as compressor modules, deodorization systems, measurement containers, and M/R modules. Remaining calls for the Fast Track Biogas qualification scheme are expected to be conducted progressively, concluding no later than 2027.

Bidder eligibility

Bidders must demonstrate experience with planning, coordination, and execution of earthwork and excavation, as well as execution of specialized technical work of high complexity. Main contractor experience (hovedentreprise) in similar gas facility projects is required.

Key requirements

• ✓Experience with gas infrastructure construction (return facilities, compressor stations, M/R stations)
• ✓Capability to execute multiple serial projects across Denmark over multi-year period
• ✓Qualification scheme for main contractor role on Fast Track Biogas project
• ✓Projects expected to commence with Bellinge facility (Odense) and continue through 2027
• ✓Ability to handle projects of varying size and complexity

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