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Selection of qualified application for procurement of the cubicles with microprocessor

Pursuant to Articles 69, 70 and Article 72, paragraph 1, item 3 of the Public Procurement Act (Official Journal of RS, No. 116/08)

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE ELEKTROMREZA SRBIJE
11000 Belgrade, Kneza Milosa 11

announces

INVITATION FOR APPLICATIONS
Procedure: the 1st phase of the Qualification Procedure
Public Procurement No. 358 11 0

Subject of Procurement:

Selection of qualified application for procurement of the cubicles with microprocessor-based protective terminals, control/monitoring units, SCADA software, teleprotection and their assembly and installation in the JP EMS substations – the 1st phase of the qualification procedure.

Requirements for Participation in Public Procurement Procedure:

public procurement procedure is open to all interested local and foreign legal entities who fulfill the mandatory requirements of the Tender Documents in compliance with Articles 44, 45 and 48 of the Public Procurement Act (

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