Bidders sought for Southwest Transmission Grid Expansion Project
The Power Grid Company of Bangladesh Limited (PGCB) has launched tender seeking bidders to deliver the Southwest Transmission Grid Expansion Project.
The project involves the construction of Notun Bidyut Power Plant-Char Fasson 230kV Transmission Line and Reconductoring of 230kV & 132kV Transmission Lines on a Turnkey Basis. The country has received financing from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for the development of the project.
The last date to submit the response is June 06, 2022. More information about this tender could be found on our business opportunity page here.
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