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Power utility EPS, tender: Preparation of design study “Use of ash produced in TPP PE EPS for the construction and reconstruction of hydro-technical structures”

Public Enterprise “Electric Power Industry of Serbia” (EPS) has announced an open procedure for public procurement whose subject is the preparation of design study entitled “Use of ash produced in TPP PE EPS for the construction and reconstruction of hydro-technical structures (river embankments, dams, etc.).”

The procedure for public procurement was announced on 21 January, and the tender documentation, as well as the invitation to tender, can be found on the official website of “Electric Power Industry of Serbia”, www.eps.rs. The deadline for submission of bids is February 20th 2015.

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