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Dense phase CO2 pumps

N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie · Netherlands

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Official summary

N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie is organizing a European tender based on a competitive dialogue to award an agreement for the design, validation, production, delivery and integration of dense phase CO2 pumps for the Delta Rhine Corridor project in accordance with API 610 standard in the pump installation on the Maasvlakte (balance of plant) including required maintenance. During the award phase of the procurement procedure, further information will be provided…

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PublishedSep 29, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie is organizing a European tender based on a competitive dialogue to award an agreement for the design, validation, production, delivery and integration of dense phase CO2 pumps for the Delta Rhine Corridor project in accordance with API 610 standard in the pump installation on the Maasvlakte (balance of plant) including required maintenance. During the award phase of the procurement procedure, further information will be provided regarding the execution of the contract, including aspects related to maintenance and its duration. Therefore, no rights can be derived from the number of months stated in this notice regarding the contract duration. The size of the delivery is expected to be 2-9 pumps.

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  1. Competition notice

    · TED 424669-2026

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    · TED 669675-2026

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