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Montenegro: EPCG launches tender for the purchase of solar modules

Power utility EPCG launched a tender for the procurement of monocrystalline solar modules for its project Solari 5000+. The estimated value of the procurement is 980,000 euros, excluding VAT.

EPCG plans to purchase 11,000 solar modules. The delivery deadline is 50 days from the contract signing date and the warranty period for photovoltaic modules is 144 months from the date of signing the confirmation of the completed work. The tender is open until 6 November.

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