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Montenegro: EU IPA to fund new substation

Montenegro Directorate for public works launched a tender for the design and construction of a new electric traction substation (ETS) Trebesica, located between Podgorica and Kolasin.

The works on Trebesica will include dismantling of all the existing electrical apparatuses and civil structures and a complete installation of the new civil structures, electrical elements and equipment.
The project will be financed from the European Union’s Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance funds and will be implemented over a period of 22 months with a 24 month defects notification period.

The deadline for the submission of tenders is August 18.

The value of the project was not disclosed.

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