Fjenneslev Sol PV-project (FJV_SOL-EPC-PV)

HOFOR is to build a PV-plant at Fjenneslev in Centrale Zealand, Denmark, with the capacity of power of 190 MWp (DC). The PV-plant will be connected through a temporary grid connection expected in Q2/2026 based on Energinet’s (the public transmission operator in Denmark) standard concept for temporary grid connections and later will be transferred to the final grid connection expected in Q2/Q3 2030 at a new Energinet-owned 132 kV substation in the area. The overall Fjenneslev PV-project is divided into the following contracts: 1) Delivery of perimeter fencing and vegetation, 2) Delivery and installation of two (2) main transformers for the substation 3) EPC Substation excluding delivery of transformer, including installation of export cable 4) EPC PV plant, including PV panels and operation & maintenance (O&M) (this tender) The estimated value of the tender is around 81,000,0000 EUR (excl. VAT) including options. The tender will include the following options: • Prolongation of maintenance of the O&M Contract • Grass and vegetation management • Cleaning of all modules • Thermografic inspection of all modules The basis of the contract will be an amended version of the Yellow FIDIC book 2017. The contract(s) is expected to be awarded in February 2024 upon the completion of the tender. The tender is carried out as a negotiated procedure according to directive 2014/25/EU of the European Parliament and the Council of 26 February 2014 (The Utilities Directive) as implemented in Executive Order No. 1078 of 29 June 2022.