Two Drainage Pumping Stations upgrade and modernization

Specific Procurement Notice Template Request for Bids Works (Two-envelope Bidding Process, Without Prequalification) Employer: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development Project: Climate Resilience and Agriculture Development Project (CRAD) Contract title: Two Drainage Pumping Stations upgrade and modernization Country: Albania Loan No.: 94890 RFB No: AL-MARD-473301-CW-RFB Issued on: November 10, 2026 Government of Albania has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Climate Resilience and Agriculture Development Project (CRAD) and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Two Drainage Pumping Stations upgrade and modernization The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development now invites sealed Bids from eligible Bidders for Two Drainage Pumping Stations upgrade and modernization . The Works comprise the rehabilitation, upgrading and modernization of two existing drainage pumping stations, Drainage Pumping Station No. 2 in Seman and Drainage Pumping Station No. 3 in Darëzezë, Fier Municipality, which together serve a drainage area of approximately 9,600 ha. The investment includes civil and structural rehabilitation works and the replacement and upgrading of the main electromechanical equipment, including the installation and commissioning of nine (9) high-capacity submersible pumping units, each with a pumping capacity of approximately 6.6 m /s, together with associated electrical power supply and distribution systems, transformers, switchgear, control and automation equipment. The Works also include the installation and integration of SCADA systems for monitoring and control of the pumping stations, as well as associated mechanical, electrical and auxiliary installations. The modernization is intended to improve drainage performance and operational reliability, increase energy efficiency and reduce operation and maintenance costs, thereby enhancing the climate resilience and productivity of the agricultur