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Tidal Technologies launches major procurement process

10.06.2025

Tidal Technologies Limited (TTL) has launched a major procurement process for its first full-scale tidal energy prototype, marking a key step forward in the UK’s clean energy transition.

Tidal Technologies has today announced the commencement of its procurement process for the equipment supply, manufacture and installation of components for its next-generation offshore tidal stream energy platform (TT2). TT2 aims to drastically reduce the operation and maintenance costs of tidal turbines while improving efficiency in medium-energy tides. This innovative project represents a significant step forward in the UK’s renewable energy landscape and offers substantial opportunities for suppliers across the marine, construction, and renewable energy sectors.

The TT2 platform features a reinforced concrete Gravity Base Structure (GBS) supporting a steel superstructure and two vertical axis turbines . The design allows for efficient sea transportation and deployment, with the potential to generate clean, predictable energy from medium speed tidal currents. “This tender represents a major milestone in bringing our innovative tidal energy technology to market,” said David Scott, Founding Director at TTL. “We’re seeking experienced partners who can help us deliver this cutting-edge renewable energy solution that will contribute significantly to the UK’s clean energy targets.”

The project will be deployed at the Morlais Demonstration Zone (MDZ), North Wales, UK, with construction and assembly taking place in Pembroke or Liverpool.

Opportunities for Suppliers

TTL welcomes expressions of interest from experienced companies with capabilities in:

 

– Marine concrete structure construction
– Offshore steel fabrication
– Turbine and electrical component supply
– Precision mechanical engineering
– Marine electrical systems integration
– Offshore transportation and installation
– Subsea cable supply and installation
– EPC services for large marine or offshore infrastructure

 

“We’re committed to building strong partnerships with our supply chain,” added Jim Conybeare-Cross, Founder Director at TTL. “This procurement process has been designed to identify suppliers who can not only meet our technical requirements but also share our vision for advancing tidal energy as a key component of the UK’s renewable energy mix.”

 

 

How to Participate

Interested suppliers are invited to send their expression of interest and areas of expertise to procurement@tidal-tech.com.

 

Key Dates:

– PQQ Issued: 05 June 2025
– Submission Deadline: 04 July 2025