Ostenweg Mounting Power SRL is progressing the 30 MW agri-PV“Gattendorf” in Gattendorf, Austria, as a specialized subcontractor for mounting works and module installation. Our scope is focused on disciplined, safe execution of tracker mounting and module placement, with tight coordination across workfronts to maintain momentum and clear interfaces.
The agri-PV deploys Schletter single-axis trackers engineered for agricultural coexistence, with ~3 m nominal torque-tube height and ~8 m post spacing along the row. The configuration is intended to preserve access corridors and accommodate routine agricultural operations beneath the array. Works kicked off in June and scaled up with a full crew in August. Execution is performed entirely with in-house teams, reaching a peak workforce of ~80 on site, with no subcontracting of our scope. This self-perform model supports consistent workmanship, rapid decision-making, and predictable sequencing.
Mechanical works are now completed, with structure assembly finalized and module installation substantially closed. Current activities concentrate on punch-list close-out, verification, and documentation to support a smooth handover to subsequent phases. The team targets overall construction completion in October, positioning the asset to be ready for energization in November—subject to EPC and grid-owner schedules. Dates remain indicative and will be coordinated with broader project timelines.
Delivery is governed by robust HSE and QA/QC procedures, aligned with ISO 9001/14001/45001 practices, including permit-to-work, lock-out/tag-out where applicable, staged inspections, and digital traceability at critical milestones. Site inductions, toolbox talks, and housekeeping standards are embedded in daily routines. Progress monitoring is supported by drone-based documentation for as-built verification, transparent reporting, and visual records tied to location references. Handover will include complete as-built evidence and completion dossiers aligned to the defined scope.
“This project showcases our ability to mobilize quickly, maintain tight quality control, and deliver tracker-based assembly at industrial pace—end-to-end with our own crews,” said Diana Rusu, Project Manager at Ostenweg Mounting Power SRL.