110 kV Voltage Transformers with Composite External Insulation

This tender concerns the procurement of 110 kV voltage transformers featuring composite external insulation. The contracting authority is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the supply of these essential components. The estimated quantities for the framework agreement, as detailed in the Annex to the Technical Specifications, indicate a minimum requirement of 17 units and a maximum of 140 units for Lot 1. This lot specifically covers the 110 kV voltage transformers with composite external insulation. Furthermore, the estimated quantities for the largest subsequent contract are also outlined. The maximum value for the largest subsequent contract under Lot 1 is specified as 2,808,000 Romanian Lei, excluding Value Added Tax (VAT). This procurement is crucial for maintaining and upgrading electrical infrastructure, likely within the energy sector, ensuring reliable voltage measurement and protection at high voltage levels. Bidders are expected to provide transformers that meet stringent technical specifications regarding insulation, voltage rating, and performance under demanding operational conditions. The framework agreement structure suggests a long-term partnership for supplying these specialized electrical equipment, allowing for flexibility in delivery quantities within the defined minimum and maximum limits over the agreement's duration. Interested parties should carefully review the Technical Specifications Annex for detailed requirements and evaluation criteria.

This is a supplies contract in the energy and power sector, with a focus on Transmission Distribution. Located in Romania, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of RON 2.8 million.

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