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Armenia opens tender for small-scale PV systems

A tender is open in Armenia for the supply, delivery, installation, warranty and maintenance of small-scale PV systems. The deadline for applications is October 7.
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Armenia’s Ministry of Energy has published a tender for the development of small–scale solar PV systems.

Available tender details state successful bidders will be responsible for the supply, delivery, installation, warranty and maintenance of the PV systems.

The project forms part of Armenia’s Climate-Adaptive Food Security Enhancement Project, or CAFSEP, which is working to improve sustainable agricultural productivity and help scale-up livelihoods in rural areas of the country.

The ministry has received financing from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) toward CAFSEP and intends to use part of the proceeds to payments under this tender.

Bidding is open to companies from eligible source countries of ADB, encompassing the bank’s 69 regional and non-regional members.

Prospective bidders can contact the ministry for a free copy of bidding documents. The deadline to submit bids is October 7.

Armenia added around 615 MW of solar last year, taking cumulative capacity past 1 GW. Last year’s additions included a 62 MW solar project, the country’s largest in operation. 

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