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Serbia: Power utility EPS international tender: “Procurement of hardware and software system for coal quality management system at the open coal mine pit Kolubara Tamnava and landfill”

PE “Electric Power Industry of Serbia” announced the tender for the procurement of hardware and software for quality management of coal at the open mine pit Tamnava and land fill for the Mining Basin Kolubara according to standard procedure of KfW bank for procurement and workscontracts, in accordance with financial cooperation with partner countries.

Bids must be submitted no later than March 16 until 12:00 am, in accordance with the tender documentation. More detailed information on the public procurement procedure can be found on the website of “Power Industry of Serbia”, www.eps.rs.

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