Denmark – Pipeline-inspection services – IA_IRM ROV_26-34_FA

Ørsted is planning a new framework agreement with bi-annual Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) inspection with planned call-offs in 2027, 2029, 2031, and optionally 2033, but not limited to call-offs in these specific years. The ROV Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance (IRM) scope will include the two Ørsted-owned and operated 24” and 30” offshore gas pipelines, including subsea structures, risers, and spools, and the 20” offshore oil pipeline.

2.3.5 Inspection services. The contractor shall perform inspections, including but not limited to: IRM ROV inspection work according to Ørsted's specifications, inspection sheets, visual inspection, CP stabbing, and cleaning of marine growth. Optional, but not limited to, scope for: removal of seabed objects, flooded member detection (FMD), FIGS pipeline and structure CP tasks, and other ROV tasks. Please note that the above scope is preliminary and subject to change. The scope/tasks are not limited to the above. The final scope will be defined in each call-off. The contractor shall perform the work in accordance with the procedures, specifications, and requirements set out by Ørsted, but not limited to these. In undertaking this work, the contractor shall engineer their activities in such a way that it will include all and any on- and offshore work required to perform the scope of work. The expected duration for execution, including mobilization and demobilization per call-off, is 5–10 days.

Vessel and equipment: A vessel that can operate safely in the North Sea area, operation, and management of DP2 ROV support vessels, a vessel that can be approved and operated after Marine Operation Procedures (TotalEnergies, INEOS, and Ørsted), ROVs onboard: Work Class ROV (WROV), Observation ROV (OROV), and Mini ROV, high-pressure subsea cleaning equipment.