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Bulgaria: Transmission line construction tender at Power Distribution North

Power Distribution North aBulgarian electricity distribution subsidiary of Czech energy company Energo-Pro, operates a distribution network with a total length of power lines of some 42,000 kilometers over a territory of nearly 30,000 square kilometers in northeastern Bulgaria. Power Distribution North said that it has launched a tender for awarding contracts for the construction and repair of low and medium-voltage transmission lines, worth some 8.6 million euros.

The statement from the company said that the tender is dividend into four lots, each related to a different part of the territory covered by the company‟s distribution network. The deadline for the submission of offers is 16 July and the offers will be ranked solely based on price.

 

 

 

 

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