Honduras: Three Companies Bid for 50 MW contract

The technical evaluation committee will consider efficiency, price and timescales before awarding the contract in no more than two weeks.

The president of the Honduran National Energy Committee, Napoleón Soto Velásquez, explained to Proceso Digital that, "14 companies requested the bid documents but only three have submitted offers. These three are Reincasa, Cechsa and Nacional de Ingenieros".

Source: proceso.hn

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