PESE Successfully Delivers Berthing Steel Structures for Tan Thuan Phase 3 Wind Farm, Demonstrating Precision Engineering Excellence

Monday, 20/07/2026, 06:18

PESE Successfully Delivers Berthing Steel Structures for Tan Thuan Phase 3 Wind Farm, Demonstrating Precision Engineering Excellence

As the Tan Thuan Phase 3 Wind Farm Project in Ca Mau enters its final construction phase, PESE (PECC2 Energy Services and Engineering Co., Ltd.) has successfully completed the fabrication and delivery of more than 70 tons of berthing and boat impact protection steel structures (Berthing Structures). This milestone highlights PESE's expertise in heavy steel fabrication, precision engineering, and quality assurance, meeting the demanding technical requirements of Vietnam's offshore wind energy sector.

Precision Engineering Proven Through Successful On-Site Installation

Unlike conventional construction projects, offshore wind steel structures require exceptional manufacturing accuracy to ensure seamless installation under challenging site conditions. The true value of a fabricated steel component is demonstrated when it fits perfectly on-site without dimensional deviations or costly modifications.

This commitment to precision is the standard PESE pursues in every fabrication project.

Cấu trúc cập tàu, Berthing Structure sau lắp đặt thực tế

Although PESE was not responsible for the on-site installation, the company regarded dimensional accuracy and manufacturing quality as the project's highest priorities. Every steel component was fabricated with strict tolerance control to ensure perfect alignment with adjoining structures during installation.

From raw material selection and certified welding procedures to specialized surface treatment and anti-corrosion coating, every stage of production was closely monitored by PESE's engineering and quality control teams. As a result, installation contractors were able to assemble the structures efficiently, without rework or dimensional discrepancies, helping maintain project quality and construction schedules.

Professional Logistics Ensuring Safe Delivery

Following fabrication, transporting oversized steel structures safely to the project site represented another critical stage of the project.

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PESE successfully managed the transportation of over 70 tons of fabricated steel structures from its Long Khanh Mechanical Production Center in Dong Nai City to the Ganh Hao coastal area in Ca Mau, demonstrating the company's capabilities in heavy cargo logistics and project coordination.

Each shipment was carefully engineered with customized securing methods to prevent movement during transport while protecting the specialized anti-corrosion coating from damage. The successful on-time delivery, with every component arriving in excellent condition, reflects PESE's well-established logistics management and integrated supply chain capabilities.

A Trusted Steel Fabrication Partner for Nearshore and Offshore Wind Projects

For the PESE team, seeing fabricated components installed precisely according to design is one of the most rewarding moments of every project. It confirms that every stage—from engineering and fabrication to quality control and logistics—has been executed correctly from the very beginning.

The success of this project is measured not only by the delivery of more than 70 tons of fabricated steel structures but also by the confidence our client places in PESE's engineering capabilities and manufacturing excellence.

As a trusted provider of steel fabrication solutions, mechanical engineering services, and energy infrastructure support, PESE remains committed to delivering high-quality products that meet the highest standards of precision, reliability, and project performance.

Building on years of industry experience, PESE will continue investing in advanced manufacturing technologies, production capacity, and engineering talent to deliver high-quality steel structures for offshore wind, onshore wind, renewable energy, and industrial infrastructure projects across Vietnam and the region.

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