Closed tender

Regenerate - Digestate Centrifuge

Details

Topic
Agricultural machinery
Published
22 September 2025
Submission
31 October 2025

Tender description

The centrifuge system shall be designed for the separation of biosolids from anaerobic digestate and sludge, ensuring robust, reliable, and safe operation. The system must be suitable for continuous industrial use and capable of handling variable sludge characteristics. Minimum design life: 20 years under normal operating conditions with appropriate maintenance. The system must be delivered, installed, commissioned, and supported by the supplier, including provision of training and documentation. All equipment shall comply with relevant EU Directives, EN ISO standards, and Irish H and S legislation. Equipment must have a minimum Hydraulic capacity of up to 20m3hr.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published22 September 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date31 October 2025

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 16000000 · Agricultural machinery
  • 31681200 · Electric pumps
  • 42931000 · Centrifuges
  • 42952000 · Parts of centrifuges

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