BGB Group Wins Scaffolding Framework for Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm

BGB Group, the offshore access and construction services specialist, has been awarded a framework agreement for offshore scaffolding and construction services on the Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm. Baltica 2 is a 1.5 GW offshore wind farm located approximately 40 kilometres off the Polish coast, the largest offshore wind project in the Polish part of the Baltic Sea. Under the framework, BGB will provide engineered temporary access and construction support across the project's four offshore substations.

 

Details of the Agreement

 

BGB Group has secured a framework agreement. It covers offshore scaffolding services. Construction services are also included. It concerns the Baltica 2 windfarm. This is a major Polish project.

The company is a specialist provider. It focuses on offshore access. Construction services are its core. The framework builds on this. It reflects the company's expertise.

 

The Project Details

 

Baltica 2 is a substantial project. It is a 1.5 GW windfarm. It lies about 40 km off the Polish coast. This is near Ustka and Łeba. It is the largest Polish Baltic project.

The project has a clear timeline. It is expected to be fully commissioned by end of 2027. The framework runs to the same date. Extension options are available. This aligns with the construction campaign.

 

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The Scope of Work

 

BGB's scope covers substantial work. It will provide temporary access solutions. Construction support is also included. This spans four offshore substations. It supports construction and commissioning.

The scope covers cable work too. This includes array and export cables. Interconnector cables are also covered. Services are ordered on a call-off basis. This applies over the campaign's life.

 

The Service Offering

 

The company offers a full-service model. This spans engineering and design of scaffolding. It includes specialised access solutions. Supply and installation also feature. Inspection and maintenance complete this.

The offering extends further. It includes supervisory and coordination roles. Technical support personnel feature too. These span rope access and rigging. Crane operators and HSE advisors are also included.

 

The Polish Approach

 

The company has emphasised local presence. It established a Polish operating company. This is based in Gdańsk. Company leadership stressed this focus. It aims to be a Polish company in Polish waters.

The company prioritised local compliance. It reviewed Polish legislation in depth. It worked with local experts. This ensures compliance from day one. It applies the more stringent standards.

 

Significance of the Award

 

The award reflects company growth. It marks expansion into offshore construction. This has occurred over three years. It builds on diverse global delivery. This spans several regions.

The award deepens a client relationship. The company has worked with Ørsted since 2017. Company leadership valued this. It supports local recruitment. It also supports Polish content commitments.