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Greece: ADMIE launched a tender for interconnections to the Dodecanese and north Aegean islands

Greek Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) announced a tender procedure aiming at a framework agreement for underwater AC power cable projects for interconnections to the Dodecanese and north Aegean islands, via competitive dialogue.

The competitive procedure aims at the selection of contractors for the eight-year project “Study, supply and installation of underwater and subterranean cables in the context of projects to connect islands with the Greek Electric Power Transmission System,” based on the lowest price offer.

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