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Serbia, NIS launched the tender for the carrying out of expert supervision

Serbian oil company NIS launched the tender for the carrying out of expert supervision over the construction and reconstruction of facilities at the petroleum product storage facility in Nis.

According to tender documentation, the plan is to build two aboveground tanks for ethanol and biocomponents each, two underground tanks for additives and two tanks for flammable liquids, four underground slop tanks and two aboveground ones for markers, as well as unloading facilities for ethanol and biocomponents, reloading facilities, a pumping station and other auxiliary facilities.

Also, the plan is to reconstruct 6 aboveground oil tanks and the dispatch center.

The tender is open until 20 April.

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