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Albania: Everest won the tender for distribution network upgrade

OSSH, the electricity distribution system operator in Albania, awarded a 1.9 million euro contract to engineering company Everest for the reconstruction of a low-voltage network in the district of Kurbin.

OSSH said in a statement that the winner was selected on a cost-effectiveness basis with an offer being lower than the projected budget. 

Everest will be required to reconstruct the low-voltage network in the Mamurras-Milot area within 270 days from the contract signing.

Established in 1997, Everest engages in aluminium and plastic production, construction and electrical installations, import-export, security, and waste management.

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