Prequalification for Project Management Consultant for Two Solar Projects in Guinea

The Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) has initiated a project to provide financing for two solar projects in Guinea, undertaken by the Government of Guinea. The projects aim to supply electricity and drinking water to 7 universities and electrify 200 health infrastructures in rural areas. The Indian consultancy firms are invited to prequalify for the appointment of a Project Management Consultant (PMC) for the projects.

Key Takeaways:

• The project involves supply and installation of solar equipment, including solar panels, batteries, inverters, solar kit for water pumping, pipes, and accessories, water tank, cables, panel supports, battery holders, etc.
• The project aims to facilitate electricity supply to 200 health infrastructures in rural areas to meet the needs of lighting, vaccine storage, and conventional fixtures.
• The consultancy firm will be responsible for preparation of the Detailed Project Report (DPR) and appointment of the Project Management Consultant (PMC).
• The project has a dual objective of providing electricity and drinking water to universities and electrifying health infrastructures in Guinea.
• The consultancy firm will be selected based on their prequalification application.

Statistics:

• 7 universities in Guinea will be powered with solar energy.
• 200 health infrastructures in Guinea will be electrified.
• The solar projects will provide electricity and drinking water to the universities and health infrastructures.
• The project involves installation of solar panels, batteries, inverters, and other equipment.

Sources:

• Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank)
• Government of India (GOI)
• Government of the Republic of Guinea
• Tender notice number: GOILOC-324/Guinea/CS-53
• Tender documents: T473805626.pdf
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