RVA begins search for contractor

25 February 2020

Following 12 weeks of collaborating with decommissioning consultancy RVA Group, the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) has embarked upon the international tender and selection process for a contractor to execute a Cypriot power station dismantling project.

Aerial view of Moni Power Station site, Cyprus

The Moni Power Station site in Cyprus

It was announced late last autumn that RVA had been appointed to oversee the complex 26-month assignment at Moni Power Station – a 1960s construction approximately 14 km (eight miles) east of Limassol – and the development of a detailed tender package was one of the first crucial elements of the initial planning and preparation phase.

Several local partners – specialising in safety management, structural engineering and geotechnical science – are already working with RVA’s team of engineers. The next stage is to find a dismantling contractor who can help fulfil the complex brief.

Steam turbine generators

Steam turbine generators are part of a range of assets that will be cleared during the project

The project will see the sequential clearance of assets on the 16 ha (39 acre) site, including six 30MW steam and oil-fired turbines, boiler generating units and ancillary equipment; six chimneys; the fuel oil pump house; and switchyard. All have been out of operational use since 2013.

 

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