Wind-energy component sourcing for Denmark
LIFA coordinated four manufacturers and lot-level traceability for a Danish wind-energy program, supporting first-time audit acceptance.
- The buyer
- A Copenhagen, Denmark wind-energy group managing turbine O&M and new installations.
- The product scope
- Wind turbine components; bolts, bearings, and structural castings; 240 references, 12,000 parts. Program value $7.4M.
What needed to change?
Certification bodies required full material traceability; two prior suppliers failed the documentation audit, delaying turbine commissioning.
How LIFA managed the work
We qualified 4 manufacturers with EN 10204 3.1 material certificates.
We built a lot-level traceability system from melt to final part.
We coordinated third-party audits to certification-body standards.
We structured delivery to match turbine assembly schedules.
Certification audit passed first time; turbine commissioning on schedule; zero field failures at 12 months; program extended to $9.1M.
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What this project shows
Material records needed to follow each lot from initial material to finished component. Delivery sequencing then matched the turbine assembly schedule.
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