Suppliers
Suppliers
Supply Chain Opportunities
The design, development, construction and operation of the Dublin Array Offshore Wind Farm Project could bring significant economic benefits to the region through the contracts that will be awarded. A large proportion of the supply chain opportunities will be during the construction period which is currently expected to begin in 2024, although the engagement with the Supply Chain will commence well in advance of that date.
The principal areas that contracts are awarded for during the construction of a wind farm are:
- Turbine supply and Installation
- Turbine foundation structures
- Export cables supply and installation
- Inter-array cables supply and installation
- Onshore cables supply and installation
- Civil and electrical engineering
- Substation construction and installation
- Controls and Instrumentation (C&I) services
- Port areas (construction and O&M)
- Port services (construction and O&M)
- Transport and Installation (T&I) vessels
- Transport and Installation (T&I) services
- Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs)
- Service Office Vessels (SOVs)
- Offshore geotechnical investigation
- Legal consultants
- Design consultants
- Turbine supply and Installation
- Turbine foundation structures
- Export cables supply and installation
- Inter-array cables supply and installation
- Onshore cables supply and installation
- Civil and electrical engineering
- Substation construction and installation
- Controls and Instrumentation (C&I) services
- Port areas (construction and O&M)
- Port services (construction and O&M)
- Transport and Installation (T&I) vessels
- Transport and Installation (T&I) services
- Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs)
- Service Office Vessels (SOVs)
- Offshore geotechnical investigation
- Legal consultants
- Design consultants
In awarding contracts, we will go through a competitive tender process for each part of the works. Regional Suppliers with the appropriate skills and experience will be well placed to tender for these contracts as RWE Renewables Ireland strives to use a local supply chain where possible, as is the case on other RWE offshore wind farms globally, as a part of our sustainability commitment to support the local community.
Supplier Updates
If you are interested in becoming a supplier to the Dublin Array Offshore Wind Farm project please complete this form so that we can update you when our Supplier Portal opens. You will then be able to provide further details including your areas of interest and your expertise for our consideration.
If you would like to register your interest to work with RWE, please submit your details to the RWE supplier portal at https://www.group.rwe/en/bespoke-solutions/supplier-portal/supplier-registration. This link is for all RWE projects, worldwide.
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