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Bulgaria: Electricity supply tender launched by Toplofikatsia Sofia

Heating services provider Toplofikatsia Sofia has launched an electricity supply tender worth some 2.1 million euros.

The tender envisages the supply of electricity to the company’s three facilities equipped with five medium-voltage measuring units and 13,217 low-voltage measuring units for a period of one year. A total required electricity amounts to 22,630 MW.

Bidders will be ranked solely on offered price per MWh of supplied electricity and they should also prove that they have conducted works under at least three contracts of similar scope in the last three years. The deadline for the submission of bids is 1 June.

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