Insurance Broker NordOstLink & MultiHUB

As part of the onshore grid expansion, the contracting authority intends to award insurance broker services for the TenneT projects/sections of NordOstLink and MultiHUBs. Project Information: The German federal government has set ambitious goals: Renewable energies are to cover up to 80% of Germany's electricity demand by 2030. Offshore wind power plays a particularly important role – by 2045, the installed capacity of offshore wind farms in the North Sea is to be expanded from the current approx. 9 gigawatts to 70 gigawatts. In Schleswig-Holstein, more renewable energy is already being generated today, both at sea and on land, than can be consumed. The more wind turbines turn on the coast every day, the more energy needs to be transported via the power grids. The NordOstLink will in future bring wind energy directly from the west coast to the region and make it usable where it is generated. The NordOstLink is a high-voltage direct current transmission line that connects the HeideHub in the Dithmarschen district with the Mühlenbeck grid connection point near Schwerin over approx. 200 km. The project consists of several direct current connections: the onshore lines DC31 and DC32, and up to five offshore lines in sections (LanWin6, LanWin7, NOR-x-3, NOR-x-6, NOR-x-9), which bring electricity from offshore wind farms to land. All lines will be laid bundled in a main route – depending on the section, with two to six parallel direct current connections. In accordance with legal requirements, the line is planned as a 525-kilovolt underground cable. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2028. Commissioning is expected in 2032. The two transmission system operators TenneT Germany and 50Hertz are jointly implementing the project in five planning sections. TenneT Germany is responsible for sections SH1, SH2, and SH3. 50Hertz is responsible for sections SHMV4 and MV5 (not within the scope of this tender). To ensure that the electricity transported by NordOstLink can be used flexibly, TenneT Germany is also building two of the first multi-terminal hubs along NordOstLink: the HeideHub and the NordHub. The multi-terminal hub NordWestHub is also within the scope of this tender. These power hubs, unique in Europe, connect the offshore grid connection systems at sea with the large direct current connections on land. At the same time, they ensure that the electricity can be used directly on site – by converting it into alternating current – and fed into the regional distribution network. For more information on NordOstLink: NordOstLink | TenneT For more information on MultiHUBs: Multiterminal-Hubs Insurance Broker Services: The mentioned projects "NordOstLink" & "MultiHUBs" contractually require coverage of all risks during the project phase through so-called Construction All Risk (CAR) insurance. At the same time, it must be ensured that any damages incurred during the entire construction phase up to commissioning are settled efficiently and reliably with the involved insurers. Insurance broker services are therefore required for determining optimal insurance coverage, preparing & conducting EU tenders including market approach of the relevant insurance market, as well as for damage prevention, claims management, and claims settlement over the entire project duration. To protect the confidentiality of the contracting authority's information in the tender documents, a non-disclosure agreement must be concluded. To do this, use the document "Annex 03 Geheimhaltungsvereinbarung" provided for download and send your signed copy to the following email address: michael.gerlich@tennet.eu Applicants are permitted at any time during the application process to send signed non-disclosure agreements to the contracting authority...