THE SUPPLY OF MOORING COMPONENTS

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Value

£226,000

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  • Chain
  • Parts of chain
  • Marine equipment

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  • contract

Published

3 years ago

Description

In support of NLB’s fleets of floating Aids-to-Navigation (AtoNs) and their ongoing statutory duties, NLB use significant quantities of mooring equipment 
The majority of mooring components will be used in the deployment of navigational buoyage. Navigational buoys serve as markers for navigation in many of the channels, coastal regions and seaways of the United Kingdom and Ireland.  NLB service these out of Oban and currently have circa 200 buoys within their waters.
This Invitation to Tender process addresses the interim requirements for NLB until another collaborative GLA procurement for mooring-related components is put in place. This requirement covers an eighteen month period to bridge the gap before a joint GLA procurement is established.
Requirements are for 4 sizes of chain (19mm to 38mm) supplied in 100metre lengths. Forelock and clenching shackles and 5 tonne Sinkers.
All components must comply with  Lloyds Rules ISO 1704 
Material Requirement : U3 to Lloyds Rules.

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Northern Lighthouse Board

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