Modernization and Expansion of the Existing Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Modernization and Expansion of the Existing Mechanical-Biological Waste Treatment Plant (Mba) into a State-Of-The-Art Full-Flow Organic Waste Fermentation Plant - General/Total Contractor (Tu/Tü) Service...
• DET Ref No: 134052619
• Deadline: 19 Feb 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: LOT-0001 E26882252
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• Description:
• Modernization and expansion of the existing mechanical-biological waste treatment plant (MBA) into a state-of-the-art full-flow biowaste fermentation plant - general/total contractor (TU/TÜ) gas processing services The EGW is planning at the location Gescher-Estern the construction and operation of a plant for biogas processing and optionally for CO2 processing. The biogas, which is produced in a parallel fermentation plant for organic waste, is to be fed to the gas processing plant become. The aim is to produce biomethane (and optionally carbon dioxide) as a product stream. The processed biomethane is transferred to a directly adjacent Thyssengas GmbH biogas feed-in plant and from there fed into the natural gas network. The incidental CO2 can optionally be processed in a food-safe manner and reused. The subject of this tender is the planning and construction of a turnkey plant for the pre-cleaning and processing of raw biogas as well as a double membrane gas storage facility. The The tender covers the entire system within the system limits described. The processed biomethane must be made available to the network operator on a defined flange under specified conditions. The feed system itself is not Part of this tender. The raw biogas is led on site from the fermenters to the transfer flange before pre-cleaning. The gas is then transported to the location of the planned BGAA plant technology and initially in one Low-pressure gas storage with a filling volume of around 4,500 m3 is temporarily stored. This raw biogas storage enables the subsequent processing plant to operate continuously. The double membrane gas storage is part of the tender. The essential The aim is to process the biogas and make it available at a transfer flange for subsequent feeding into the public gas network - with the highest possible number of full-load hours, but also in partial...
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