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Baltic Pipe Route Survey Denmark.

The assignment includes seabed survey for a new offshore pipeline in the North Sea and for two alternative routes in Lillebælt in the inner Danish Seas. The length or the route in the North Sea is ca. 100km. The lengths of route alternatives in Lillebælt are ca. 5km and 15km. The scope includes geophysical seabed survey, geotechnical investigations, ROV inspections of existing utilities and landfall investigations. The assignment includes options for benthic investigations.

The survey must be performed in the North Sea towards the Danish west coast of Jutland and in Lillebælt (inner Danish Seas) between Jutland and Fyn.

The assignment includes seabed survey for a new offshore pipeline in the North Sea and for two alternative routes in Lillebælt in the inner Danish Seas. The length or the route in the North Sea is ca. 100km. The lengths of route alternatives in Lillebælt are ca. 5km and 15km. The scope includes geophysical seabed survey, geotechnical investigations, ROV inspections of existing utilities and landfall investigations. The assignment includes options for benthic investigations.

Option 1: Benthic investigations in the Norwegian Tie-in area.

Option 2: Benthic investigations in the Lilllebælt area, northern alternative.

Option 3: Benthic investigations in the Lilllebælt area, southern alternative.

Baltic Pipe Route Survey Denmark

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