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“Construction works for the Basic project for the Upgrade of the Markova Noga Police Station on construction plot 1.1.3 of the Urban Design for Buildings of State importance for the Border Crossing “Markova Noga-Lemos” 2nd phase of the implementation of the Basic Project for the construction of the facility “Border Crossing Markova Noga - Lemos” with technical number 0308-661-777/2022 of 11.2022”
Short description of the contract: Works contract involves the reconstruction and upgrade of the existing Border Police facility located near Markova Noga, in the village of Dolno Dupeni, adjacent to the Greek border. The current structure, originally built in the mid-20th century and previously used by the JNA, consists of three connecte...
Submission deadline: September 21, 2026Type: Tender
Roofing, Demolition, Residential Construction, Non-Residential Building
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- August 16, 2026
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- September 21, 2026
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- Roofing
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- Justizvollzug / Polizeigebäude
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Short description of the contract: Works contract involves the reconstruction and upgrade of the existing Border Police facility located near Markova Noga, in the village of Dolno Dupeni, adjacent to the Greek border. The current structure, originally built in the mid-20th century and previously used by the JNA, consists of three connected modules of varying construction types. Following inspections and structural assessments, the design proposes retaining the left and right modules while demolishing the central section to create a new entrance hall, stairway, and access points. The renovation will include a new roof, upgraded structural elements, and a covered courtyard serving as the main entry and parking area. The interior layout is planned to support the station’s operational needs, including offices, storage, reception, and duty areas, while the new upper floor will house administrative offices, staff facilities, restrooms, and a communal space with a kitchen and terrace. Additionally, a covered walkway will connect this building with the nearby Border Crossing (BC) complex used by both the Border Police and Customs. Parking provisions include one nearby public space and four official spaces within the plot. Works will be implemented following the PRAG Conditions of Contract. Type of procedure: Open
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The Act decentralises the electricity market, empowering state governments to establish State Electricity Markets (SEMs). It prioritises RE deployment and aims to attract private investment into the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI). Several states are already setting up SEMs, but most lack the tools, skills, and resources to implement them effectively. Therefore, NESP is providing targeted technical support that will focus on the following key output indicators: On-grid (Premium Grids) Output indicators: 1. Identification and mapping of suitable areas for premium grid projects in cooperation with DisCos 2. Promote awareness and experiences with an implemented premium grid project with RE generation component 3. Support to DisCos to develop and implement economically sound business models and project implementation plans, network analysis and develop contractual documents Framework (Energy Transition Policy and State Electricity Market support) 1. new or improved laws, regulations or instrumetns to acheive the energy policy goals prioritised in the Nigerian Energy transition plan (e.g, energy access, renewable energy 2. Support 5 states on their respective State Electiricty Market through the development of policies, laws, or instruments to advance RE investment. Tasks of the contractor: Work package 1: Premium Grids (On-grid) This work package aims to support DisCos in identifying and mapping suitable sites for premium grids which include the use of NESP developed data-based tools as well as selecting and cooperating with RE developers for their implementation. The following activities are planned under this work package: 1. Development of pre-feasibility studies and support with tenders for premium grid projects 2. Technical assessment and analysis of identified premium grid projects. 3. Legal and transactional support for premium grid projects 4. Technical supervision and advisory services on project execution in the field. Work Package 2: Framework and Policy Development Support This work package aims to provide support for adaptive, flexible, demand-driven policy and regulatory framework development for selected subsectors covered by the ETP, with regards to EE and RE. The following activities are planned under this work package: 1. Technical support to NERC, State governments, NEMSA on the development of regulatory and investment framework to support RE and grid connected RE projects in Nigeria 2. Development of training materials and capacity building for the selected government partners.
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