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Montenegro, EPCG has acquired the status of the first-ranked bidder in the selection for the supplier of last resort

Montenegrin state-owned power utility EPCG has acquired the status of the first-ranked bidder in the selection for the supplier of last resort and the supplier of vulnerable consumer for a period between 2023 and 2025.

The Ministry of Capital Investments published a public call for the selection of the supplier of last resort and the supplier of vulnerable in early May, with a 30 June deadline. EPCG was the only bidder in the tender.

The commission, established by the decision of the Ministry with the task of opening, checking and evaluating the submitted bids, stated that the EPCG’s bid was submitted in a timely manner and it fulfilled all the conditions prescribed by the tender documentation.

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