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Analysis of Energy Efficiency and Biomass Potential in Serbia

 

 

United Nations Development Programme

Request for Proposals RFP 259/11
Energy efficiency and Biomass potential analysis

The Office of the United Nations Development Programme in Serbia, within the framework of the project „Partnership for Revitalization or Rural Areas“ supported by the Government of Romania and implemented in the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of the Republic of Serbia invites sealed bids / proposals from qualified suppliers in order to collect and analyze biomass potential related data and cost effectiveness of public buildings for energy savings through installation of boilers for biomass combustion in 4 target municipalities. A complete set of solicitation documents is available on UNDP’s web-site: www.undp.org.rs  under Work with Us/Tenders.

Offers must be delivered to the following address:
UNDP Office
lnternacionalnih brigada 69
11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Ref.No. RFP 259/11
“NOT TO BE OPENED BY RFGISTRV no laler than 30 September 2011. at 17.00 CET. ??? ofers received after this date and time will be rejected. 

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