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After months of intensive work, it is always a special moment to see a project at its final destination.
Some wonderful news just before christmas ⭐! Royal Van der Leun signed a contract with shipyard CRIST S.A. located in Gdynia, Polen.
The contract includes the delivery of the complete control room, a VFD container & Transformer container for the Multi Purpose Pontoon of the Femern Link Contractors project.
The Multi Purpose Pontoon with submersible dumping tool will be used to lay a gravel bed on the seabed under the tunnel element connecting Germany (Fehmarn) and Denmark (Lolland).
The unit will have a hull length of 130.2m and an overall length of up to 149m including conveyor belts. The overall width will be 48m. The pontoon will accommodate up to 19 people who will work in two shifts. The unit will have two gravel bunkers, each carrying up to 7.000 tons of gravel. The remote-controlled gravel placement tool, the so-called SDT, will be lowered from underneath the MPP up to 46m below the waterline where it will install gravel berms. These will serve as foundation for a submerged tunnel. The combination of a high level of automation and state of the art positioning technologies will ensure the accurate placement of the gravel foundations.
Thanks a lot for the warm welcome CRIST S.A. we look forward to the collaboration and a long term relationship. Dziękuję za zaufanie!
On the signing photo from left to right:
Adrian Klimowicz – Head of purchasing and project accounting department at Crist - Joanna Jodinis - Contract Administrator at Crist, Martin den Breejen – CEO at Royal Van der Leun and Peter Overbeeke – Senior Accountmanager at Royal Van der Leun
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