Celtic Sea Floating Offshore Wind - Industry Delivery Plans (O&M)

Concepts

• offshore services
• hayle
• key industrial scale o&m challenges
• o&m
• celtic sea floating offshore wind - industry delivery plans
• the celtic sea
• industry
• offshore
• wind
• celtic

Location

Description

The main objective of this commissioned work is to enable private sector collaborative activity which has the potential to develop into technically credible and investible propositions capable of addressing key industrial scale O&M challenges in the Celtic Sea. The development of a "coalition of the willing". The principal aims of this element of the project are to: • Catalyse an increase in private sector capacity in key areas where there is significant opportunity. Such as through: Partnerships and Consortiums. Inward investment. De-risking intervention • Provide focus on key market segments that are likely to provide the most relevant opportunities for deriving positive impacts for Cornwall, the wider region and the UK. • Address the need to increase private sector capacity to achieve the sufficient scale required to maximise opportunities. This procurement (which is one of a series expected to be released at regular intervals over the next six months) is intended to play its part in meeting these aims.

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 76520000 - Offshore services

Indicators

• Contract is suitable for SMEs.

Other Information

For further information, please download the Invitation to Tender and associated documents. You may also wish to visit https://piranha-hub.com/opportunity/3 for background information. Background information and opportunity for dialogue with complementary businesses https://piranha-hub.com/opportunity/3 Invitation to Tender ITT - FLOW O&M Delivery_Final.pdf Shared Prosperity Funding branding and publicity guidance UK-SPF-_-Branding-and-Publicity-V6 (1).pdf CSP Service Agreement Celtic Sea Power Limited Services agreement_ short form FINAL 25.03.24.docx Example MoSCoW analysis O&M ITT MoSCoW - Final.xlsx Answers to clarifications up to 19/04/24 - Final. Clarification period closed. Clarifications_5305-SRB-140324_V5.pdf