DEME was awarded a contract for the transport and installation of foundations for phase 1 of the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands. The contract advances the Netherlands’ offshore wind expansion and increases DEME’s workload in the growing European wind‑foundations market. Who is involved: DEME (contractor), Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) (joint owners of Zeevonk), and the Zeevonk project.. Likely next: DEME will mobilize its installation vessels and commence foundation works for the Zeevonk phase 1 site.. DEME, a Belgian dredging and marine engineering group, has been awarded a contract to handle the transport and installation of foundations for the first phase of the Zeevonk offshore wind project in the Netherlands. The project is jointly owned by Swedish utility Vattenfall and Danish infrastructure investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). The award adds to DEME’s offshore wind foundation installation backlog and supports the Netherlands’ target to expand offshore wind capacity. No financial terms of the contract were disclosed in the announcement. Likely next events: DEME to begin foundation transport and installation works for Zeevonk phase 1 Sectors affected: Offshore wind foundation installation Marine civil engineering Steel monopile and jacket fabrication Regulatory implications: Adherence to Dutch Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) requirements for offshore wind projects
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