Bangladesh - Project Implementation & Supervision Consultancy Services for the Project “Modernization of Power Distribution – Smart Grids Phase I”

The Project concerns investments to modernize the distribution system in order to contribute to a safer, more reliable and more stable electricity supply as well as to a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in Bangla-desh.

The targets of the assignment is to provide expertise in the implementation of the following measures:

• Introduction of a central SCADA system to connect 97 nos. 33/11 kV substations of WZPDCL. 
• Complete Renovation of 20 (16 Regular type and 4 Rural type) nos. 33/11 kV substations and installation of substations automation system in 8 nos. of additional 33/11 kV substations.
• Construction of 121.68 km and Rehabilitation of 61.60 km of 33 kV distribution lines.
• Construction/Extension of 20 nos. 33kV bays at different WZPDCL’s and PGCB’s substations. 
• Bringing WZPDCL's distribution network under GIS mapping.

intec's services

The Consultant’s tasks to be rendered are split into four separate stages and individual steps:

1. Preliminary Design and Tender Documents

• Concept review and preparation of Preliminary Design
• Prepare PQ and Tender Documents  

2. Assistance During Tendering

• Prequalification Process
• Tender Process
• Bid Evaluation Process, Contract Negotiations and Award

3. Supervision of Design Works, Construction Works and Supplies

• Contract Implementation
• Commissioning

3. Services during Defect Notification Period and Closure of Project

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Zanzibar - Consultancy Services for Design, Procurement Support and Supervision of SCADA/EMS/OMS System

The expected activities under the proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS investments include the design, supply, and installation, and commissioning of the SCADA, including an EMS to enhance ZECO’s oversight and control of network operations. The main objective of the SCADA/EMS/OMS investments is to improve network reliability, data acquisition, employee/public safety, and the control and dispatch of the VRE power generation and BESS. The proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS investments will support the necessary hardware and software; communication infrastructure; and a fully equipped control center and will cover all relevant network elements/nodes between 11 kV and 132 kV, inclusive. The SCADA/EMS/OMS will be equipped with the neces-sary data protection facilities to protect it from the threat of unauthorised external access and cybercrime.

intec's services

Phase 1:

• Develop functional specifications and prepare preliminary designs for the proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS and control center
• Design the communication layout and configuration using appropriate telecommunication links for be-tween various grid installations
• Prepare detailed cost estimates based on the preliminary designs for discussion with the Client
• Conduct an economic and financial analysis of the proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS
• Prepare bidding documents for the proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS in line with World Bank procurement reg-ulations
• Support the Client during the entire procurement process for the supply and installation contractor who will design, manufacture, supply, install, test and commission the proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS system. The support under Phase 1 will end upon finalization of contract award for the supply and installation of the proposed SCADA/EMS/OMS system
• Facilitate transfer of knowledge and skills to the Client’s technical staff during Phase 1

Phase 2:

• Review all the detailed designs prepared by the contractor/suppliers and issue approval prior to manufac-turing, supply, and installation of equipment
• Attend factory acceptance tests (FATs) of all major SCADA/EMS/OMS equipment on behalf of the Client. This will be done in conjunction with nominated Client counterparts
• Project manage, supervise, monitor, and report on SCADA/EMS/OMS activities to the Client and other key stakeholders
• Certify works progress and payment requests by the contractor/suppliers
• Review and recommend for approval any additional scope of work and extension of time required for successful completion and operation of the SCADA/EMS/OMS investments
• Participate in the witnessing of the SCADA/EMS/OMS commissioning activities and ensure that all rele-vant operation and maintenance manuals and as-built drawings are submitted to the Client as required by the supply/installation contract
• Support Client to ensure effective transfer of knowledge and skills by the contractor to the Client’s tech-nical staff during the design, manufacturing, supply and installation of the SCADA/EMS/OMS investments
• Respond to requests for support from Client on any issues and questions that may arise during the Defects Liability Period (DPL), which is expected to be twelve (12) months after commissioning and hand-over of the SCADA/EMS/OMS investments to the Client
   

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Bangladesh - Energy Efficiency in Grid Based Power Supply Project (EEGBPSP)

The P.R. of Bangladesh received a loan from KfW Development Bank for the "Energy Efficiency in Grid Based Power Supply Project". The objective of this project is to increase the reliability and efficiency of the electricity supply in the Bangladesh through expanding and improving the 230 and 132 kV power transmission systems of PGCB. Technical measures under the project include the following:

• New construction, extension or rehabilitation of 230/132 kV, 2 x 225/300 MVA GIS and AIS substations
• New construction of 132/33 kV GIS and AIS substations
• New construction, renovation or stringing of second circuit of 230 kV and 132 kV transmission lines (single or double-circuit), including OPGW
• Various line in/line out connections to 132 and 230 kV substations
• Installation of additional line bays at some 132 or 230 kV substations divided into seven lots

divided into 7 lots.

intec's services

• Contract management, administration and coordination with Employer and Contractors
• Preparation of tender documents and assistance during the tender process
• Design review, participation in FAT and acceptance testing
• Progress monitoring of Contractors' site works
• Environmental and social management monitoring, gap-closing
• Participation and support in site testing, commissioning and handing over
• Support during the Defects Liability Period
• Training
• Support in reporting to the Bank.

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Mauritania - 225 kV Line Nouakchott - Zouerate and Associated Substations

The project consists of the construction of one 225 kV HV line between Nouakchott and Zouerate and the associated substations. It comprises two lots:

Lot 1: Electric Lines

• 225 kV line between the Nouakchott Dual-Fuel Power Station and Akjoujt, a double circuit line of approx. length of 248 km
• 225 kV line between Akjoujt and Atar, a double circuit line of approx. length of 175 km
• 225 kV line between Atar and Zouerate, a double circuit line of approx. length of 247 km
• 33 kV line between Atar Substation and the city of Atar with an approx. length of 39 km

Lot 2: Associated Electrical Substations

• Extension of the 225 kV Substation "NKT Centrale Nord" in Nouakchott
• Construction of a new 225/33 kV substation in Akjoujt
• Construction of a new 225/33 kV substation in Atar
• Construction of a new 225/33 kV substation in Zouerate

intec's services

The Consultant's services particularly refer to:

• Review of the tender dossiers
• Organisation and coordination of the project
• Assessment/validation of the technical documents and studies prepared by the Contractors
• Control and supervision of construction works
• Inspection of manufacture and supervision of the transportation of the equipment
• Supervision of commissioning of the works
• Preparation of operation and maintenance manuals
• Assistance during the guarantee period
• Reports
• Training of SOMELEC's staff on management and supervision of the project.

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Benin - Regional and Cotonou Electrical Distribution Grid Strengthening

The overall purpose of the project is the reinforcement and rehabilitation of the existing electricity distribution system in and around Cotonou and in the regional cities of Parakou, Natitingou, Djougou, and Porto Novo, including conducting the Environmental and Social Assessments (ESIAs) for this work. Works are divided into three activities and include inter alia the following technical measures:

Regional Grid Strengthening Activity:

• New 161 kV infeed including switchgear and transformer, installation of a new 33 kV substation in Natitingou
• Modification and upgrade from 20 to 33 kV of some 120 km of rural OHL connections near Parakou
• Upgrade of existing 161 kV installations and upgrade of some 140 km of rural OHLs and associated transformers from 20 to 33 kV in the Djougou area
• New 63 kV connection, related switchgear modifications, upgrade of some 130 km of rural MV connections from 15 to 33 kV and replacement of associated transformers in the Porto Novo area
• General network improvements

Cotonou Grid Strengthening Activity: new lines, new switchgears, new substations and city network extension (63 kV connections and cable ring, 15 kV and LV connections, new 63 kV switchgear, new transformers 161/63/15 kV, etc.)

National Electricity Dispatch Activity: design and construction of a national distribution control centre and related design activities in the new substations of the other grid strengthening activities.

intec's services

"Base Period": Studies, detailed design, elaboration of tender documents and contract award

• Data collection and establishment of reference studies, basic mapping, revision of network modelling and of load distribution
• Preliminary design, technical specifications and cost estimates
• Elaboration of technical specifications for the tender documents
• Support during tendering and contract award for 6 different lots

"Option A": Design review, construction supervision, testing, commissioning and taking-over

• Supervision of construction works and monitoring of works progress
• Factory acceptance tests, supervision of commissioning and final testing, notification of defects

"Option B": Design and installation of a distribution network data collection system in support of the independent evaluation works and of SBEE's operations

• Identification of data collection needs
• Technical specifications and design of the data collection system
• Installation, capacity building and handingover of the system.

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Pakistan - Dasu Transmission Line Project

Pakistan plans to develop hydropower potential, with a focus on exploring the Indus River catchment. Dasu Hydropower Project (DHP) is in its most advanced stages of development, and the National Transmission and Despatch Company (NTDC) needs to provide the infrastructure to evacuate power generated by DHP and other downstream hydropower plants to be installed along the river Indus. For this purpose, the following technical measures will be implemented under the present project:

• construction of one 765 kV double-circuit transmission line of 140 km length from Dasu Hydropower to Mansehra Substation,
• construction of one 765 kV double-circuit transmission line of 110 km length from Mansehra Substation to Islamabad West Substation,
• construction of two new 765/500/220 kV substations at Mansehra and Islamabad West.

intec's services

Assignment A

• Review and update of tender-level engineering design for the transmission lines as well as the pertaining system integration studies
• Preparation and detailed design of line route, tower foundations and steel structure, and associated equipment
• Review and update of geotechnical and topographical survey, and investigation for 250 km line and substations
• Preparation of detailed design, layout and specifications for the two substations

• Preparation and finalisation of bidding documents for both, the transmission lines and the substations
• Preparation of cost estimates and implementation arrangements
• Preparation and update of environmental and social management plans (ESMPs)
• Support to the client during prequalification, bidding, tender evaluation, contracting and project management

Assignment B

• Support to the client on procurement, contract management and construction supervision
• Assistance to the client on project management, monitoring and evaluation
• Support for updating the resettlement action plan (RAP) and the environmental management plan (EMP) and their implementation
• Assistance to the client for post-construction services
• Technical and professional assistance and training to client's staff

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Serbia - Supervising Engineer for the Supply and Installation Project "Electrical Equipment for the Reaction in Emergency Situations" in the Republic of Serbia

The purpose of this supervision contract is to provide EPS (Elektroprivreda Srbije) with the necessary assistance in the coordination, supervision, project and site management of three supply contracts.

The technical equipment to be installed under the project includes the following:

• One mobile transformer substation 110/35 kV, 20 MVA (Lot 1)
• Three mobile transformer substations 35/10 kV, 8 MVA (Lot 2)
• One remote monitoring and control system for the MV distribution grid in the area of Elektrosrbija Kraljevo (Lot 3).

intec's services

•  Assistance in the preparation of implementation plans and time schedules
• Participation in factory acceptance tests (FATs)
• Assistance in supervising and monitoring construction, commissioning and testing of equipment
• Assistance in project and site management issues, in progress assessment and verification
• Establishment and assistance in QA/QC procedures through witnessing and certification of acceptance testing at site and at the workshops
• Checking and approval of Contractors' payment requests and supporting documents
• Participation in provisional and final acceptance of deliveries and installation
• Preparation of provisional and final acceptance certificates on behalf of the contracting authorities
• Assistance during the defects liability period.

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Ethiopia - Addis Ababa Transmission & Distribution System Rehabilitation & Upgrading Project

An Addis Ababa Distribution Master Plan (AADMP) was elaborated to identify a number of rehabilitation, short-term and medium-term subprojects to be undertaken until 2022 and 2034 respectively. These subprojects are summarised in the ‘Addis Ababa Transmission & Distribution System Rehabilitation & Upgrading Project (AATDRUP)’. They have been allocated into four suitable contract packages.

The present project covers Package-III: Short- and Medium-Term Project (Substation and Transmission), which includes the upgrading of 11 existing substations (7.5/15/33/45 kV), the construction of one new 132/33/15 kV GIS substation, and the construction of a number of 132 kV double-circuit overhead lines, 33 kV feeder lines, and 132 kV underground cables.

intec's services

• Review and finalisation of bidding documents
• Assistance during the bidding period
• Bid evaluation, contract negotiations and preparation of contract documents
• Assistance during procurement
• Design, review, approval, supervision, and quality control of construction works
• Witnessing of factory acceptance tests
• Follow-up of environmental mitigation measures
• Final inspection, issuance of completion certificate and operational acceptance certificate
• Training of the EEP's staff members on-the-job and in the Consultant's home office
• General capacity building and technical assistance
• Project reporting

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Iraq - German Credit Facility to Assist the Return of IDPs in Iraq (GCFI) – Management and Monitoring Consultant

Rebuilding territories liberated from terrorist activities constitutes a priority to the Iraqi government as part of its overall objective of long-term recovery and stabilisation. The overarching objective of the GCFI is to contribute to the permanent return of internally displaced persons (IDPs) to their home locations in Iraq. To this end, the GCFI will support investments into the restoration of local economic and social infrastructure. The programme will cover interventions in the energy, water/sanitations, roads/bridges, education and health sectors, with an initial focus on energy, water/sanitation and roads/bridges.
Major tasks of the Management and Monitoring Consultant (MC) are:

• Support ReFAATO in setting up the programme’s monitoring system
• Capacitate the Project Management Teams (PMT) at the relevant Line Ministries in their role as PIAs, especially prior to the engagement of the GCFI Technical Implementation Consultant (TIC)

Under the programme, intec provides services for the monitoring of investment package implementation in the field of energy, particularly for the following projects:

• Rehabilitation of one 400/132/11 kV, 4 x 250 MVA GIS substation
• Construction of two new 132/33 kV, 3 x 63 MVA GIS substations
• Construction of two new 33/11 kV, 3 x 31.5 MVA distribution substations
• Construction of one new 154 km 132 kV double-circuit transmission line
• Rehabilitation of one 132/33 kV, 3 x 63 MVA GIS substation and three 132/33/11 kV AIS substations
• Supply of three 132/33/11 kV, 3 x 63 MVA power transformers
• Supply of eight 33/11 kV, 31.5 MVA mobile substations, five 33/11 kV, 31.5 MVA power transformers
• Supply of distribution transformers 11/0.4 kV, different power ratings, distribution kiosks and accessories

intec's services

Development of a monitoring system:

• Design financial and technical monitoring systems
• Develop an Environmental and Social Management Framework
• Develop and implement a public information strategy and a grievance redress mechanism

Implementation of monitoring system (throughout Project Implementation)

• Support for overall project monitoring and reporting
• Social and environmental safeguard management, monitoring and safety and security risk management

Capacity building to ReFAATO and the Ministry of Electricity regarding the implementation of the GCFI

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Tanzania - Rusumo Falls Hydropower Project - Transmission Line Component (Tanzania part of the regional Burundi - Rwanda - Tanzania project)

The ‘Regional Hydropower Plant Rusumo Fall’ project was jointly developed by Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania. It includes the construction of a hydropower plant as well as the construction of 387 km of high-voltage lines and associated substations in the three countries (the present project).

In Tanzania, services include detailed design and works supervision for the following:

• 98.2 km of 220 kV d.c. transmission line (with one circuit strung) with twin conductors, one galvanised shieldwire and one OPGW, strung on lattice steel towers, from the power plant to the new Nyakanazi Substation
• A new 220/33 kV substation in Nyakanazi

intec's services

intec contributes to the following tasks:

• Review of transmission line routes, angle towers and substation site location
• Detailed design
• Elaboration of technical specifications and tender documents
• Review of Contractors' design and drawings
• Monitoring and supervision of works
• Factory acceptance testing and inspection of material and equipment on site
• Commissioning of equipment
• Reporting

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Bangladesh - 400 kV Double-Circuit Transmission Line Aminbazar - Maowa - Mongla and 400/230 kV Substation at Aminbazar

Consulting services for the construction of:

• approx. 176 km of 400 kV double-circuit transmission line Aminbazar - Maowa - Mongla (including a river crossing of approx. 9.6 km length and an estimated height of 160 m).
• a new 400/230 kV substation at Aminbazar (AIS)

for the evacuation of power from the 1,320 MW Rampal Power Plant to Aminbazar Substation.

intec's services

Preconstruction phase:

• Electro-magnetic transient program (EMTP) study for reactor selection at Aminbazar and Mongla Substations
• Preparation of bid documents following ADB standard (basic design, technical specifications, bills of quantities, commercial and contract conditions) for two lots (one substation and one transmission line)
• Evaluation of bids and preparation of respective reports; recommendation for award of contracts

Construction phase:

• Review of contractors' design and submitted documents and recommendation for approval
• Monitoring of contractors' work programme and time schedule
• Supervision of construction works and environmental plans
• Participation in Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs)
• Management of the EPC contracts in all respects
• Preparation of and participation in commissioning and taking over
• Services during the 12 months' Defects Liability Period
• Reporting

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Tanzania - Kenya-Tanzania Power Interconnection Project (KTPIP) (Tanzanian Part)

Tanzania and Kenya have joined forces to construct a 400 kV interconnection line that runs from a proposed 400 kV substation at Isinya near Nairobi in Kenya up to Arusha in Tanzania (210 km) and further to a planned 400 kV substation in Singida (300 km). Works in Tanzania are divided into 6 lots as follows:

• Lot T1: 400 kV double circuit OHL between Singida and Babati (approx. 150 km)
• Lot T2: 400 kV double circuit OHL between Babati and Arusha (approx. 150 km)
• Lot T3: 400 kV double circuit OHL between Arusha and the Kenya border (approx. 114 km)
• Lot T4: New 400 kV Arusha substation and extension of the existing 220/33 kV Singida Substation (two additional 220 kV line bays, three breakers and two shunt reactors)
• Lot T5: Rural electrification projects (approx. 80 km of 33 kV lines and low voltage system including customer connections)
• Lot T6: Four new 400 kV substations in the towns of Iringa, Dodoma, Singida and Shinyanga

intec's services

Phase 0: Procurement

• Contract negotiations and preparation of contract documents with the EPC contractors

Phase 1: Pre-Construction

• Review of EPC Contractors' detailed design
• Elaboration of project management manuals
• Function-based definition of applicable standards and project construction guide documents

Phase 2: Construction

• Supervision and quality control of construction works and commissioning
• Monitoring and follow-up of environmental issues and mitigation measures
• Supervision and clarification of project's cultural heritage issues
• Factory test witnessing
• Organisation of joint site meetings
• Reporting

Training of Employer's Staff

• On-the-job training on design approval, construction supervision and project management
• Overseas training for Employer's senior engineers on system planning and network analysis, power system protection and automation, SCADA and telecommunication, power grid operation and maintenance, scheduled and preventive maintenance of HV lines and substations, environmental and social impact assessments (ESIA), resettlement action plans (RAP) and implementation of environmental and social management plans (ESMP)

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Kenya - Power Interconnection Project (KTPIP) (Kenyan Part)

Tanzania and Kenya have joined forces to construct a 400 kV interconnection line that runs from a proposed 400 kV substation at Isinya near Nairobi in Kenya up to Arusha in Tanzania (210 km) and further to a planned 400 kV substation in Singida (300 km). Works in Kenya comprise the following:

• Lot K1: Approx. 96 km of 400 kV transmission line between Isinya Substation and the Kenya-Tanzania border.

intec's services

Phase 0: Procurement

• Contract negotiations and preparation of contract documents with the EPC contractors

Phase 1: Pre-Construction

• Review of EPC Contractors' detailed design
• Elaboration of project management manuals
• Function-based definition of applicable standards and project construction guide documents

Phase 2: Construction

• Supervision and quality control of construction works and commissioning
• Monitoring and follow-up of environmental issues and mitigation measures
• Supervision and clarification of project's cultural heritage issues
• Factory test witnessing
• Organisation of joint site meetings
• Reporting
• Support during the 12-months' Defects Liability Period

Training of Employer's Staff

• On-the-job training on design approval, construction supervision and project management
• Overseas' training for Employer's senior engineers on system planning and network analysis, power system protection and automation, SCADA and telecommunication, power grid operation and maintenance, scheduled and preventive maintenance of HV lines and substations, environmental and social impact assessments (ESIA), resettlement action plans (RAP) and implementation of environmental and social management plans (ESMP)

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Rwanda - Hydropower Plant Rusumo Falls - Transmission Line Component (Rwanda part of the regional Burundi - Rwanda - Tanzania project)

The 'Regional Hydropower Plant Rusumo Falls' project was jointly developed by Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania. It includes the construction of a hydropower plant as well as the construction of 387 km of high-voltage lines and associated substations in the three countries (the current project).

In Rwanda, services include detailed design and works supervision for the following:

• a 220 kV double-circuit transmission line of 119 km length, with one circuit strung, from the hydropower plant to the existing Shango substation (twin conductors, galvanised shieldwire and one OPGW on lattice steel towers);
• a new 220/30 kV substation at the new Bugesera International Airport and extension of the existing 220 kV Shango Substation.

intec's services

intec contributed to the following tasks:

• Review of transmission line routes, angle towers and substation locations
• Detailed design
• Elaboration of technical specifications and tender documents
• Review of Contractors' designs and drawings
• Monitoring and supervision of works
• Factory acceptance testing and inspection of material and equipment on site
• Commissioning of equipment
• Reporting

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Burundi - 220 kV Line Kamanyola - Bujumbura, Associated 110 kV Lines and the 220/110/30/10 kV Substation Bujumbura

The project is part of the 'Multinational Project for the Interconnection of the Electrical Networks of the Nile Equatorial Lake Countries' (Projet multinational d'interconnexion des réseaux électriques des pays des lacs équatoriaux du Nil (PMIREL-PLEN). It aims to establish a 220 kV interconnection between Ruzizi III Substation at Kamanyola (D.R. Congo) and the Rubirizi Substation in Burundi to evacuate the Burundian part of the energy produced by the future 145 MW Ruzizi III Hydropower Plant. The project covers the following technical measures:

• Construction of a 220 kV single-circuit line of 80 km length
• Construction of a total of 8 km of 110 kV double-circuit lines
• Construction of a 30 kV double-circuit line
• Construction of a new 220/110/30 kV substation at Rubirizi (two autotransformers 220/110/30 kV, 48/64/80 MVA with a 18/24/30 MVA tertiary winding)
• Extension of the 110 kV Substation 'RN1' to accommodate the connection of the new 220/110 kV substation
• Construction of a new 30/10 kV substation equipped with two 30/10 kV, 10 MVA transformers

intec's services

• Detailed design, technical specifications and cost estimate for the 30/10 kV substation equipment
• Consolidation of the tender dossier for the 220/110/30 kV substation
• Assistance to the Employer during tendering for the 220/110/30/10 kV substation works
• Review of the design for the 220/110 kV lines equipment
• Factory acceptance testing for all equipment under the project
• Receipt of materials and equipment to site
• Works supervision and general assistance for the management of the project
• Project completion, testing and commissioning
• Certification of payments
• Reporting

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UAE - 33/11kV primary substation: Project Designer and Technical Advisor Consultancy Services

Design, execution and completion of a 33/11 kV primary substation to provide high voltage power to the Nibras Development site including the cable laying works from the grid station to primary substation.

• Preliminary design
• Detailed design
• Employers' requirement(s)
• Technical advisor services

intec's services

• Development of preliminary design, detailed design & ER documents.
• All required governmental authorities design NOCs/Approvals.
• Any surveys, testing and temporary works
• Assist in selecting the D&B Contractor
• Review of design, if any, done by the D&B Contractor
• Quality Control & Assurance during construction phase
• Witnessing of testing & commissioning
• Energisation and commissioning
• Maintenance of works during maintenance period
• Handover to relevant authorities

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Guinea - Implementation of the National Dispatching

The general objective of this project is the monitoring and control of costs, of the quality and the time schedule of implementation works. The project includes all site works for the the National Dispatching Centre implementation. Following EDG's long-term master plan, the National Dispatching Centre shall integrate transmission lines at the level of 60 and 110 kV. The project has been interrupted due to the Ebola epidemic and new financing.

intec's services

• Coordination of activities between the Client EDG and the Contractor
• Check and approval of the Contractor's design and drawings during works execution
• Control of equipment manufacture
• Factory acceptance tests for main equipment
• Monthly / quarterly planning of project activities
• Control of works progress and adherence to the time schedule
• Coordination of meetings and drafting of Minutes of Meetings
• Monitoring of cost and implementation schedule
• Information to the Client about the progress of works and about any difficulties that could hamper smooth project implementation
• Elaboration of periodic progress reports
• Recommendation of necessary intervention measures to the Project Implementation Unit
• Validation of testing and commissioning procedures
• Proposals for settlement of accounts, preliminary and final taking over of works

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Georgia - 220 kV Overhead Transmission Line Akhaltsikhe - Batumi

Georgian State Electrosystem JSC (GSE) is undertaking the 'Transmission Grid Strengthening Project' which includes measures to improve the availability and reliability of GSE's transmission infrastructure. The present project is part of this overall programme.

The line is constructed to connect the 185 MW Shuakhevi and the 150 MW Koromkheti Hydropower Stations to the national grid. It will have a length of approx. 150 km.

intec's services

• Overall project management and supervision
• Review and approval of detailed design
• Supervision of construction, erection, testing and commissioning
• Assistance to the Client in ensuring the compliance of land acquisition and resettlement activities with applicable laws and regulations (RAPs)
• Monitoring of compliance with the World Bank's environmental and social safeguards and the national Georgian legislation (ESIA, EMMP)
• Verification and approval of Contractor's invoices
• Reporting to the Client
• Capacity building for Client's personnel

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Moldova - Construction of 400 kV Vulcanesti - Chisinau Overhead Transmission Line

The project included the construction of the 400 kV transmission line connecting Vulcanesti Substation to Chisinau Substation and upgrading of the Chisinau and Vulcanesti Substations.

• The existing 330/110/35 kV Chisinau S/S was extended by a new 330 kV bay pertaining to 400/330 kV autotransformer and a new 400 kV bay for OHTL Vulcanesti - Chisinau.
• The 400 kV OHTL Vulcanesti - Chisinau with a length of 157 km, was made on single circuit towers, equipped with three bundle conductors and two earthwires, from which one is of OPGW type to permit optical transmission data.

The existing 400/110/35 kV Vulcanești Substation was extended by a new 400 kV bay for OHTL Vulcanești - Chisinau. In alternative, the OHTL will start from the new BtB Vulcanesti Station.

intec's services

• Review of the existing feasibility and other technical studies: review of proposed technical solutions and concept, identification of alternative line routes or tower locations, if required; preparation of a report to describe the proposed technical solutions and recommendations
• Preparation of preliminary design documents: detailed line routing and profiles, structural design of towers, fabrication and foundation drawings, clearance diagrams; single line diagrams and substation layouts; price schedules and technical data sheets
• Preparation of the bidding documents (World Bank procurement procedures) separately for the substations and the overhead line

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Haiti - Construction of a Modern Dispatching

This project constitutes Component 3 of the new investment programme for the energy sector in Haiti (PRELEN), which is supported by the major donors active in the sector. It aims at assisting EDH in the technical field; more specifically in the construction of a modern dispatching.

The existing dispatching was built in 1981 and manages the 115 and 69 kV levels on the generation and transmission side and the 12.47 kV level on the distribution side. The monitoring and dispatching of the network presently is done through permanent surveillance of the system frequency plus by means of radio communication with the substations operators and the power plants.

intec's services

• Implementation studies and detailed engineering; engineering reports
• Preparation of the tender dossiers
• Launching of the tender and assistance during the tender period
• Bid evaluation, preparation of contract documents and contract enforcement
• Organisation and coordination of construction works
• Monitoring and supervision of works, quality control, receipt of material in the factory and on site
• Certification of contractors' invoices
• Preliminary and final acceptance
• Reporting.

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Western Balkans - Regional Feasibility Study for Voltage Profile Improvement

The project is part of the overall framework contract 'Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) - Infrastructure Project Facility - Technical Assistance 7 (IPF 7), Infrastructures: Energy, Environment, Transport and Social' which has been awarded to a consortium of nine European firms under the leadership of Hill International. The purpose of this framework contract is to support the preparation and implementation of priority investment projects to be financed by a combination of grants and loans in the environment, energy, social and transport sectors, up to a maximum budget of 20,763,400 Euros.

The Regional Feasibility Study for Voltage Profile Improvement aims to:

• Identify the causes of excessive steady-state voltages beyond normal designed values
• Develop a methodology to find an optimal solution including location and technical solutions of equipment to be installed
• Define and agree criteria for choosing the optimal solution for the whole region

The lead IFI of this subproject is Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW).

intec's services

Preparation of the feasibility study, including

• Definition and agreement on study scenarios (number of planning scenarios)
• Input data collection for creation of simulation models with sufficient level of detail to perform the required analyses (reactive power capability curves of existing generating units, snapshot data for critical regimes etc.)
• Creation and fine-tuning of simulation models for existing system topology
• Review of existing technical legislation for voltage control, existing voltage control strategies in TSOs and suggestions for its improvement
• Power system analyses of existing/prospective system states and development of several potential solutions for voltage profile improvements by using combinations of existing and additional voltage control devices and facilities
• Optimal placement and sizing of additional voltage control devices in the transmission grid
• Techno-economic analyses of proposed solutions for voltage profile improvements
• Procurement proposal

Preparation of the Regional Project Implementation Roadmap (PIR), providing

• Clear information on procurement, contracting, design, installation and commissioning of approved equipment
• The proposed organisational and institutional arrangements for the procurement and installation of the proposed equipment
• A detailed Gantt chart supported by a report in a format acceptable to KfWKfW’s stringent standards.

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Congo (DR) - 220 kV Line Ruzizi - Goma (DR Congo Part)

Phase 1 of the study includes a feasibility study, the detailed design and the elaboration of the tender documents for the construction of approx. 169 km 220 kV line Ruzizi - Goma. It also covers the environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) as well as the elaboration of the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP).

The detailed scope of works includes:

• The new transformer substation Buhandahanda
   
• Additionally, the 220 kV line between the terminal tower at Goma substation and the new substation Buhandahanda (93 km).

Furthermore, the project comprises the selection of contractors and supervision of the above-mentioned construction works (Phase 2).

intec's services

intec is the partner in charge of Phase 1 of the project that covers the following services:

• Feasibility study (data collection, demand study, line route study, summary environmental impact study)
• Design studies (network studies, line and substation design, cost estimate and implementa-tion schedule, economic studies, financial analysis, analysis of project risks)
• Elaboration of the detailed designs and the tender dossiers for the substation and the line

Furthermore, our experts are involved in Phase 2 (bid evaluation and contract award to contractors, home office back-up support, FAT, works supervision on site, commissioning, and final acceptance).

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Guinea - 60 kV Line Matoto - Kaloum and 110 kV Line from Matoto to Kaloum

The overall objective of the project consists of:

• Studying the feasibility of replacing the existing 60 kV line between Matoto and Kaloum with a 110 kV line
   
• Studying the feasibility of constructing a 110/20 kV primary substation at Sanoyah to feed the Kagbélen industrial zone and the distribution network of the Ansoumania zone
• An Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) and Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP)
• Establishing the technical specifications and elaborating the tender dossier for the con-struction of the 110/20 kV primary substation at Sanoyah.

intec's services

• Determination of the optimum line route for the replacement of the 60 kV line Matoto - Kaloum with a new 110 kV line
   
• Study and determination of the substation boundaries for the construction of the 110/20 kV primary substation Sanoyah 
• Determination of the technical specifications and elaboration of the tender dossier for the substation 
• Design of the 110 kV line Matoto - Kaloum to replace the existing 60 kV line and for a substation with two lines and two transformers of 50 MVA each
• Detailed cost estimate for the facilities; including the environmental and social measures
• Estimate of all related risks and consideration of possible compensation measures
• Training

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Burkina Faso - Fada N'Gourma Thermal Power Station

The project consists in the expansion of the production capacity of the Fada N'Gourma by in-stalling two new diesel generators (HFO) with an exploitable capacity of between 3.75 and 4.5 MW each.

intec's services

• Coordination, supervision and management of the contract
• Technical control of designs
• Factory acceptance testing
• Supervision of works execution on site
• Supervision of completion of works and commissioning
• Reporting

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UAE - 11 kV Power Distribution Network Design (Tawazun Industrial Park - TIP)

Tawazun Industrial Parkis in process for developing 11KV Substation and Cabling works in TIP which involves:

• Supply and Installation of 1500 KVA Package Substation including LV Panels and 11 KV Cablings - 4 to 7 nos based on Load Study.
• Supply and Installation of 3000KVA Substation Including LV Panels and 11KV Cablings - 1 nos

intec's services

Consultancy Services for 11 kV Power Distribution Network Design - 11/0.415 kV Distribution Substations and its associated 11 kV cabling works, 11 kV power supply loop cabling work between Primary Substation and IGT building at Tawazun Industrial Park (TIP), Abu Dhabi

Stage 1 covering:

• Load demand study
• Protection study (Upstream & Downstream)
• LDN development and submission to TIP
• Tender designs

Stage 2 covering:

• Development of tender documents
• Tendering support and Contractor’s Contract documentation covering pre- and post-bid clarifications and Technical & Commercial tender evaluation

Stage 3: Site Supervision

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Romania - 110 kV to 750 kV Overhead Lines

The contract involves providing consultancy services and analysis of solutions in order to achieve safe and efficient operations for 110 kV to 750 kV overhead lines: services for all ac-tivities related to OHLs; consultancy for procurement and supply of materials; consultancy for drafting normative activities, technical specifications, regulations, etc. related to OHLs.

intec's services

• Basic and detailed design
• Feasibility studies
• Elaboration of technical specifications
• Elaboration of design norms and prescriptions
• Financial and risk analyses
• Elaboration of technical documentation for land acquisition, permits and authorisations

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Cambodia - Extension of the Medium Distribution Grid

The objective of the project is to upgrade and expand distribution and transmission infrastructure for increased access to energy, improved electricity services for the rural population and to contribute to primary energy savings.
The tentative scope of the project is the following:

• Component 1: Extension of the medium distribution grid (either 22 kV or/and 35 kV, incl. station transformers) in the rural areas
• Component 2: Construction of two new 115/22 kV grid AIS and GIS substations for strengthening the power evacuation to the 22 kV grid

intec, in its role as the Consultant, shall undertake investigations to assess the technical and economic justification of the planned transmission system expansion.

intec's services

• Brief review of the context of the power sector
• Assessment of the power sub-sector transmission & distribution in the project area, incl. a network analysis
• Survey of AIS and GIS substation areas and review of conceptual AIS and GIS substa-tion design, and provision of an analysis of a potential new AIS and GIS substation
• Review of a future AIS and GIS Substation in the centre of Siem Reap
• Review of proposed enhancement of the MV transmission system
• Identification of additional investment needs
• Conceptual design of the proposed measures
• Review of operation and maintenance concept and identifying training needs
• Cost estimates and investment budget
• Impact assessment and indicators (climate mitigation, access to electricity, local economic development)
• Economic and financial analysis
• Draft implementation concept, procurement plan and project timetable
• Risk assessment

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Mauritania - Development of the Eastern Zone Electricity Systems

The project included studies and works supervision services for the following technical measures:

• Construction of hybrid thermal power plants (PV) with related energy storage:

Néma Power Plant: 4 MW diesel, 2 MW solar PV, 500 kW energy storage,
Adel Bagrou Power Plant: 2 MW diesel, 1 MW solar PV, 250 kW energy storage.

• Construction of 15, 33, 90 and 225 kV lines:

Centre line Néma - Achemim - Derouich Water Catchment Area (126 km line and MV/LV substations)
Centre line Néma - Amourj - Adel Bagrou - Boghle Water Catchment Area (3 lines with a total length of 255 km, and HV/LV substations)
Centre line Néma - Timbédra (170 km line and HV/LV substations)
Centre line Aioun - Doueirare (35 km line and HV/LV substations)

• Reinforcement and development of new electricity distribution networks (0.4 - 33 kV).

intec's services

Phase 1: Studies and Assistance to the Client

• Execution of detailed engineering
• Execution of detailed design
• Establishment of tender documents
• Assistance to SOMELEC during the procurement phase, from tender launch to conclusion of the contracts with the Contractors
• Environmental and social impact assessment

Phase 2: Monitoring and Supervision of Works

• Monitoring of the implementation studies
  Monitoring of equipment manufacturing
  Participation in testing and factory acceptance tests (FATs)
  Supervision and control of works
  Monitoring the training of SOMELEC's staff
   

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Ukraine - South Ukraine Regional Transmission Network Development

NPC Ukrenergo aims at de-bottlenecking the regional network (up to 750 kV) in South Ukraine for more efficient and reliable power supply, plus accelerating the integration of solar and wind power into the national power grid within the next 15 years. The Consultant was appointed to assist NPC Ukrenergo to assess the implication of installing sizeable solar and wind power generation capacities in Ukraine.

The project is divided in two phases:

• Phase I: Regional Power Network Development Master Plan and Solar & Wind Power In-tegration Assessment
   
• Phase II - Project Preparation of Two Priority Investment Packages

The assignment has the following main tasks:

• Master planning of the regional power network development at 750, 330, 220 and 110 kV voltage levels in South Ukraine from a 5 and 15-year perspective
• Determination of the appropriate levels of wind and solar power capacity and appropriate operational and technical parameters for management of such connected capacity
• Drafting necessary documents regulating technical aspects of solar and wind energy operation in Ukraine
• Identifying the short and medium-term investments needed to strengthen the regional grid, and to increase the capacity of wind and solar power that could be connected in South Ukraine
• Determination of the required spare generating capacity in an interconnected power system (IPS) based on power balance analysis, type and operational parameters of such generating capacity to compensate fluctuating energy supply by large commercial-scale wind and solar power plants
• Prioritisation of construction/reinforcement projects to be implemented by 2030
• Strengthening the Client's capacity to perform better network planning and operation
• Performing comprehensive technical, economic, commercial and socio-environmental fea-sibility assessment of two projects  to be prioritised among those identified in the master plan
• Project preparation for the two packages (technical specifications, BoQ, line route review, technical, economic and financial analyses, ESIA, project feasibility, project tender documentation)

intec's services

• Demand forecast and generation expansion plan
   
• Review and assessment of existing network planning and operation in view of solar and wind power integration (grid code, operation, load dispatch and wind forecast, control and metering systems)
• Network planning (110 kV and above) for the South Ukrainian grid for integration of solar and wind power (load flow, N-1, stability analysis, mitigation measures) and related training
• Establishment of a Geographical Information System (GIS)
• Preparation of the Master Plan with selection and definition of two priority investment packages
• Project preparation for the two packages (grid stability analysis, technical specifications, BoQ, line route review, technical, economic and financial analyses, ESIA, project feasibility, project tender documentation)

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Uganda - Karuma Interconnection Project (Kawanda 400 kV, Karuma - Lira 132 kV Transmission Lines and Associated Substations)

The Government of Uganda has launched a number of major projects in the energy sector, among which is the construction of the Karuma Hydropower Project (600 MW) on the Nile River, expected for commissioning in 2018. The present "Karuma Interconnection Project (KIP)" will provide the transmission infrastructure for evacuating the power generated by the Karuma Hydropower Plant. It includes the following components:

• Construction of a 400 kV D/C line between Karuma HPS Substation and Kawanda Substation (264 km)
• Upgrading of Kawanda and Karuma Substations (line bays, transformers, busbars, control and protection)
• Construction of a 132 kV D/C line between Karuma and Lira (80 km)
• Upgrading of Lira and Karuma Substations (line bays, control, protection and communication equipment)
• Construction of a 400 kV D/C line between Karuma and Olwiyo (60 km)
• Upgrading of Olwiyo and Karuma Substations (line bays, transformers, busbars, control and protection

intec's services

Owner's Engineer on behalf of UETCL, which includes the following services:

• Overall project management and supervision
• Review and approval of design drawings
• Supervision of construction, erection, testing and commissioning
• Monitoring of the implementation of the environmental management plan (EMP), review of the construction social environmental action plan (CSEAP), and monitoring of the occupational health and safety on site
• Verification and approval of Contractor's invoices
• Reporting to the Client
• Training programme for Client's personnel

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Ukraine - The Second Backbone UHV Corridor Kakhovska - Primorska - Dnistrovska - Khmelnitska

The assignment is to carry out a technical, economic, commercial and socio-environmental feasibility study for the 750 kV interconnection line from Kakhovska – Khmelnitska. This includes relevant works on the substations along the line, all related auxiliary facilities incl. telecommunications and tele-transmissions in accordance with the UCTE handbook requirements, and to give an opinion on the related regional network reinforcement to accommodate the line at the 330 kV level (Part I - Master Plan). Part II (Feasibility Assessment) includes the preparation of detailed feasibility studies of the sub-projects determined as viable under Part I, the assistance to Ukrenergo in the procurement strategy, the detailed ESIA and detailed design of the selected line route and substations. Finally, Part III foresees the preparation of the relevant tender documentation.

In detail, the project includes the following services:

• Part I: Master Plan of the Second National UHV Backbone Interconnection: preliminary technical analysis; preliminary environmental analysis and ESIA scoping; economic justification of the second backbone UHV interconnection; Master Plan report and ESIA scoping report
• Part II: Feasibility Assessment of the 750 kV National Backbone Interconnection: technical analysis; environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA); detailed design of the selected line route and substations, economic and financial analysis; project feasibility study reports
• Part III. Project Tender Documentation: drafting of the Project Implementation Plan (PIP); drafting of the procurement plan; preparation of project contractual framework, incl. power wheeling arrangements; drafting of the whole tender package (commercial/administrative part and technical specifications); preparation of tender evaluation criteria

intec's services

In Part I, intec is the task leader for all tasks related to the transmission line corridor and the location of new substations, including the assessment of necessary equipment, materials and works, surveying and GIS mapping. 

Furthermore, intec has overall responsibility for Part II (feasibility assessment) and Part III (project tender documentation). 

intec's services under Part II include parts of the technical analysis (line routing, BoQs, surveying and soil testing, technical specifications and basic engineering, project implementation and procurement arrangement), the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), and compiling the project feasibility study reports.

In Part III, intec's services include drafting the Project Implementation Plan (PIP), drafting of the procurement plan, preparation of project contractual framework, incl. power wheeling arrangements, drafting the whole tender package (commercial/administrative part and technical specifications), and preparing the tender evaluation criteria.

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Iraq - Technical Support for the German "Credit Facility to Assist the Return of IDPs" in Iraq

Germany’s government, via the KfW, provides a credit facility (United Financial Loan or UFL) for stabilization/recovery of liberated territories, and to assist the return of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). Part of the project is the assistance to the Ministry of Electricity (MoE) in the preparation of an investment programme (‘investment measure’) and a related technical support component (‘accompanying measure’), to assess and plan measures for the rehabilitation of the transmission/distribution networks for re-establishing power feeders to the end users. This results in an ‘Investment Plan for the Power Sector in Northern Iraq’, consisting of Phase I for immediate implementation, then Phase II for complementary required investments.

Measures identified for Phase I include the rehabilitation of one 132/33 kV, 3 x 63 MVA GIS substations and three 132/33/11 kV AIS substations, supply of three 132/33/11 kV, 3 x 63 MVA power transformers, supply of 132 kV transmission line towers and accessories for rehabilitation of six transmission lines, supply of eight 33/11 kV, 31.5 MVA mobile substations, five 33/11 kV, 31.5 MVA power transformers and supply of distribution transformers 11/0.4 kV, different power ratings, as well as distribution kiosks and accessories.

Measures identified for Phase II include the rehabilitation of a 400/132/11 kV, 4 x 250 MV GIS substation, the construction of two new 132/33 kV, 3 x 63 MVA GIS substations, the construction of two new 33/11 kV, 3 x 31.5 MVA distribution substations and the construction of 154 km new double circuit transmission line

intec's services

• Analysis of relevant data collected from MoE, KfW and other institutions, i. a. a list of priority projects
• Mission to Baghdad for interviews and collection of additional information
• Evaluation of the current energy supply and definition of the baseline scenario in the target regions
• Analysis of different investment measures (distribution/transmission), based on predefined criteria and proposing suitable investments
• Selection of appropriate investment schedules and procurement packages
• Preparation of an implementation plan and presenting results in a workshop with key stakeholders
• Preparation of tender documents
• Support to the Ministry of Electricity during tendering, tender evaluation and finalisation of contracts.)
• Preparation of ESMP document

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Ukraine - 750 kV Zaporizhzhia - Kahovska Transmission Line

The present project is part of the Energy Strategy of Ukraine to 2030 and is aimed at improving the regional power system efficiency, stability and reliability on the Crimean peninsula. It consists of the construction of a 750 kV OHL from Zaporizhzhia Substation to the new Kakhovska Substation and related 330 kV connections, as follows:

• Construction of a 190 km of 750 kV transmission line between Zaporizhzhia NPP and Kakhovska Substation with fibre optic and maintenance workshop
• Construction of a new 750/330/220 kV Substation at Kakhovska, with two 1000 MVA automatic transformers and automatic control system
• Constructing the diversion of the existing 330 kV Novokakhovska - Ostrovska line (2 x 27 km), incl. rehabilitation of the 330 kV Ostrovska Substation, replacement of relay protection and automatics, communication devices, the construction of a control unit at Novokakhovska Substation and the installation of the fibre-optic system Novokakhovska - Kakhovska
• Constructing the diversion of the existing 330 kV Novokakhovska - Kherson line (2 x 15 km), incl. rehabilitation of the 330 kV Khersonska Substation, and the installation of the fibre-optic system from Kakhovska - Khersonska
   

intec's services

• Assistance to Ukrenergo during the tender stage (preparation of pre-qualification and tender documents, assistance during pre-qualification and tendering stages, and assistance in contract preparation)
• Technical and legal assistance during contracts' execution (review of the design and its compliance with the ESAP, supervision of contractors' works, assistance in project management, assistance during DLP)
• Assistance in loan agreement management (drafting of project implementation plan and all necessary reporting, assistance for disbursement to contractors)
• Assistance in the implementation of the ESAP/ESMPP
• Monitoring of the adherence to health and safety standards
   

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Montenegro - Lastva - Pljevlja Transmission Line Project

Technical assistance and support to CGES' PIU in connection with the procurement process and construction / implementation of the following equipment and measures:

• Lot 1: construction of a 400/110/35 kV GIS substation and extension of an existing 400/220/110 kV substation
• Lot 2: construction of 35 km each of 400 kV double and single circuit lines, a 4 km diversion of an existing 110 kV line and the dismantling of 6 km of 400 kV line
• Lot 3: construction of 120 km of 400 kV transmission line (partly d.c.), one 5 km and one 6 km diversion of existing 110 kV lines, and the dismantling of 10 km of 110 kV line

Certain sections of the lines are in high-mountain regions (2,000 m above sea level).

intec's services

• Development of the PIU's operating procedures, the project implementation plan (PIP), a Project Procedures Manual and QA procedures
   
• Support to the PIU in the process of obtaining the required permits and approvals from relevant Montenegrin institutions
• Support during the procurement process (preparation of tender documents, launching of tenders, evaluation of bids, contract negotiations)
• Assistance with design review and approval and preparation of related comments/reports
• Planning of and attendance to Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs)
• Site supervision, monitoring and reporting
• Testing, commissioning and operational acceptance (planning and monitoring of testing procedures, review of contractors' test reports, preparation of acceptance certificates, instructions for operation)
• Assistance in the implementation of the Environmental and Social Action Plan
• Knowledge transfer (training of the PIU on reporting requirements from loan agreements, implementation of time- or progress-dependant elements such as insurance policies, general progress reporting, etc.

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Mali - Implementation of the National Dispatching Centre

The multiplication of generation sources, the future development of the national transmission network and its interconnection to neighbouring countries require modern means of dispatching so as to facilitate, stabilise and optimise its operation. The construction of a national dispatching centre on the site of Lafiabougou Substation in Bamako has to be seen in this context.

The Consultant's mission generally aims at controlling and managing the related budget, the quality and the implementation period of works. It shall assure the correct realisation of the National Dispatching Centre through the implementation of all necessary site works.

intec's services

• Assistance to EDM-SA during the award of contract
• Review and approval of Contractor's studies and plans during the execution of works
• Supervision of manufacturing
• Factory acceptance tests for major equipment
• Establishing monthly/quarterly activity programmes
• Organisation of meetings and coordination of construction sites
• Coordination and validation of testing and commissioning procedures
• Budget control and management
• Final invoicing
• Elaboration of progress reports and of the Project Completion Report

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