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The Danish Hydrogen Backbone (“DHB”) project is a comprehensive effort to establish hydrogen infrastructure in Denmark, connecting planned large-scale renewable hydrogen production in Denmark with the German and European hydrogen markets. The full back-bone is planned to extend from underground storage in northern Denmark to the German border. The first phase focuses on the southern part of the system, with operation planned by the end of 2030. The purpose of the SQS is to establish a pool of qualified Suppliers that may be invited to participate in procurements for SAWL linepipe, external coating and pipeline induction bends required for the Danish Hydrogen Backbone. The first expected call-off is anticipated to concern the Danish Hydrogen Backbone Phase 1.…
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TED · 753088-2026. Checked on Oct 30, 2026, 2:05 AM.
https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/753088-2026
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TED · 753088-2026. Checked on Oct 30, 2026, 2:05 AM.
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