Bluegreen has secured a significant new contract for the installation of process pipes at Grieg Seafood’s new post-smolt facility in Adamselv, Finnmark.
The project includes above-ground PE process pipes, running into the building, around the farming tanks, and into the core of the facility – the RAS system (Recirculating Aquaculture System). The work will span 10 months, with approximately six Bluegreen personnel on-site from March 2025, working parallel to our ongoing lining of the fish tanks. We will also install valves as part of the project.
Pure Salmon Technology is Grieg Seafood's main contractor on this project , and this marks Bluegreen’s first major delivery for them.
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“We are very excited to get started and contribute to such a forward-thinking facility, and we thank Pure Salmon for their trust,” says Bård Bergan, estimator at Bluegreen. “This project is similar to previous work we’ve done, such as at Sande Settefisk for Sterner, and we are well-prepared for the tasks ahead.”
Project Manager at Pure Salmon Technology, Øyvind Myklebust, also looks forward to collaborating with Bluegreen:
"We are pleased to have Bluegreen as a partner on this project," says Myklebust.
“ When selecting partners, we prioritize companies with high expertise and a proven track record. Bluegreen's proficiency in process piping and prefab solutions gives us confidence that this facility will meet Grieg Seafood's stringent standards for quality, efficiency, and sustainability. Øyvind Myklebust, Pure Salmon Technology
Bluegreen has already delivered concrete penetrations cast into the facility, and this prefab solution ensures efficiency and quality in the installation. With a total investment of NOK 1.1 billion, the Adamselv facility will become one of the world’s most advanced post-smolt facilities.
“Bluegreen is proud to contribute to Grieg Seafood’s vision for sustainable growth in the aquaculture sector,” concludes Bergan.
