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Netherlands – Emergency generator – Project TPS Zeeland - Levering NSA en inbedrijfstelling

Evides N.V.NetherlandsPublished on Jul 23, 2026
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In the coming years, Evides will be tasked with expanding and strengthening the Biesboschsysteem Zuid, ensuring that the continuity and delivery reliability of drinking water is maintained for the future. Research and project preparation have shown that the current Transport Pompen Station (TPS) capacity at the Petrusplaat location will be insufficient to meet the increasing demand and the desired robustness of the system. The expansion of TPS Petrusplaat forms an essential part of the broader area development within the Biesboschsysteem Zuid. Through the capacity increase, the system can sustainably meet the future delivery needs of Evides Drinkwater and Evides Industriewater. The vision behind this project is focused on:

• achieving a reliable and future-proof drinking and industrial water supply;

• increasing the operational flexibility and capacity of the system;

• strengthening the delivery reliability to existing and new customers;

• implementing the expansion in a safe, efficient, and sustainable manner, in line with the ambitions of Evides.

This gives substance to Evides' strategic objective of timely adapting the water infrastructure to changing demand and conditions, while also contributing to a robust and future-oriented water system. The subject of the contract broadly includes: the custom design, delivery, configuration, transport, assembly, installation, testing, acceptance, and commissioning of an emergency power generator and auxiliary systems (NSA) for TPS. The electrical connection of the NSA will be carried out by the Contracting Authority. The technical and functional specifications of the NSA to be delivered are included in the annexes.

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