To contribute to Europe and Belgium’s ambitions for the Energy Transition, our client plans to extend its offshore high voltage grid. This grid will connect the new Belgian windfarms situated within the "Princess Elisabeth Windfarm Zone."
The Princess Elisabeth Zone will also host the energy island. With this, our client is taking an important step in developing a European electricity grid at sea, supporting European climate ambitions. The energy island will be a key future-oriented electricity hub, receiving cables from both the 2nd offshore wind zone (Princess Elisabeth Zone) and future interconnectors with other European countries such as the United Kingdom and Denmark.
The concept that our client is currently considering includes:
General Information on the Assignment:
The project is currently in the Early Works phase, which will be followed by the construction phase. During this phase, the successful bidder (Edison, a joint venture between JdN and DEME) will begin developing the island’s detailed design and construction engineering, including value-engineering proposals.
The Energy Island has been divided into two main sub-packages:
Our client is looking to strengthen its team for the follow-up and coordination of the on-site and off-site construction activities related to the Island Structures. These structures consist of a concrete construction (caissons, wave wall, top slab, etc.) surrounding the sand backfill. They protect the electrical installation from overtopping discharges and accommodate all interface structures (ducts, culverts, hang-off room, J-tubes, etc.) necessary for routing offshore cables, installing utilities, and enabling operation on the island.
Service Expectations:
The Construction Manager:
As the Construction Manager, you will assist the Island Structures Lead and Package Manager during the Early Works phase with the following tasks:
During the Construction Works phase, you will:
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