Offshore marine and engineering consultancy Aqualis Offshore has been contracted by Petrofac to perform technical support services for its work on the BorWin gamma topside that is destined for the North Sea.
A consortium between Siemens and Petrofac has been contracted by TenneT to design, build and install a 900 MW Offshore HVDC converter platform BorWin gamma topside as part of the BorWin3 project which comprises the complete grid connection: converter at sea and on land and the cable as well.
The converter platform will be installed in the German Exclusive Economic Zone in the North Sea, 130 kilometres off the coast at 40 metres water depth.
Aqualis Offshore’s scope of work includes preparation of technical specifications for the supply of the leg mating units and deck support units, technical support during the procurement process, review of engineering documents from suppliers, and monitoring of the various stages of the fabrication process. Aqualis Offshore’s Singapore office will perform the work. Contract value is undisclosed.
“Petrofac is a major international player so we are very pleased to be able to support them on their work on the BorWin3 project. Engineering consultancy support for offshore projects represents the backbone of Aqualis Offshore. We are very pleased that Petrofac recognises this,” said Phil Lenox, director – Asia Pacific, in Aqualis Offshore.