Bulgaria's ESO Opens 53.7 Mln Euro Power Line Construction Tender

Bulgaria's ESO Opens 53.7 Mln Euro Power Line Construction Tender

Bulgarian state-owned Electricity System Operator (ESO) said on Monday that it has opened a 105 million levs ($61.0 million/53.7 million euro) tender for construction of a 133-km 400 kV overhead transmission line. The tender is divided into three lots, each for the construction of a section of the power line, ESO said in a tender notice. The transmission line will connect Maritsa East 3 coal-fired power plant majority owned and operated by LSE-listed power producer ContourGlobal, and the city of Burgas, on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast. Construction works under each of the three lots must be completed within just over 1 year. The deadline for submitting offers is January 3.Bids will be ranked based solely on their price. Last week, ESO launched the construction of a 400 kV overhead transmission line between Dobrudzha and Burgas power substations.ESO is also currently holding a public procurement procedure for awarding a 103 million levs contract for building a 400 kV overhead transmission line between Varna and Burgas power substations.

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