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Kongsberg Gruppen — M&A Activity 2016
Aug 4, 2016
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Kongsberg wins EPCI contract for newbuild RoPax ferry
Kongsberg wins EPCI contract for newbuild RoPax ferry
Kongsberg Maritime has been awarded an Engineering,
Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI)
contract with Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft
(FSG), a subsidiary of Siem Group. The contract, worth
more than NOK 120 million, cover engineering and
maritime technology deliveries to a RoPax ferry for
Irish Continental Group (ICG).
Kongsberg Maritime together with its wholly owned
subsidiary Kongsberg Maritime Engineering (KME) will
execute the project. KME will provide all engineering,
procurement and project management while Kongsberg
Maritime will supply a 'Full picture' system delivery.
The RoPax ferry will have a 194.80 m length overall
and 31.6 m beam with a cargo capacity of 2,800 lane
meters, and an additional dedicated car deck for 300
cars. It will be equipped with 435 passenger cabins
and a number of restaurants, bars and lounges on 4
decks, with a total capacity of 1,900 passengers and
crew. Kongsberg Maritime's project delivery and
sophisticated automation and control technology will
support the vessel's design to enable optimal fuel
consumption, while meeting current and known future
environmental regulations.
The contract includes supply and integration of the
electrical, telecom and integrated control systems,
project management, interface management and
engineering services at all stages. Cables,
installation and installation materials for the above
systems are also included. In addition, a significant
technology scope of supply includes; shaft generators,
switchboards, automation, propulsion control,
navigation systems, and radio/satellite
communications. The engineering and construction phase
is estimated to be two years.
"In a challenging market we are very pleased that we
can supply a tailor made Electrical, Instrument and
Telecom (EIT) solution for the yard and owner with a
large scope of both in-house and procured technology,"
says Egil Haugsdal, President, Kongsberg Maritime.
"This is our first contract in Germany for a full EPCI
scope. As a major shipbuilding nation, Germany is seen
as a strategic area for Kongsberg Maritime as we turn
our focus to new markets," says Haugsdal.
For further information, please contact:
Gunvor Hatling Midtbø, Kongsberg Maritime, Tel: +47
9921 4209
KONGSBERG (OSE-ticker: KOG) is an international,
knowledge-based group delivering high technology
systems and solutions to clients within the oil and
gas industry, merchant marine, defence and aerospace.
KONGSBERG has 7 700 employees located in more than 25
countries and total revenues of NOK 17.0 billion in
This information is subject to disclosure requirements
pursuant to §5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading
Act.