Bucharest – Rețele Electrice Muntenia launched a public tender on SEAP platform, worth over 445 million lei, for the design and execution of maintenance and modernization works of the medium and low voltage networks in Ilfov and Giurgiu counties. This approach aims to optimize the energy infrastructure by increasing the safety, resilience and efficiency of distribution networks in these regions.
Through this tender, we aim to secure strong partnerships with contractors that meet our needs for safe and efficient construction and operation of electricity networks. Maintenance and modernization works are essential to ensure a stable and efficient grid that is resilient and able to cope with the increasingly complex challenges in the energy sector.
Mihai Pește, General Manager of Rețele Electrice companies in Romania
The selected contractors will have to comply with the rigorous safety rules in force within the electricity network companies and ensure the implementation of environmental protection measures, maintaining a balance between infrastructure development and conservation of natural resources.
The works included in the projects aim to modernize and extend the overhead and underground low-voltage networks, increase distribution capacity, improve voltage levels in existing networks and modernize transformer substations and other network components.
Within these projects, the company will continue to prioritize the safety and reliability of the electricity networks. In emergency situations, such as blizzards, storms or other extreme weather conditions, intervention teams will act promptly to repair any damage and ensure continuity of power supply.
Rețele Electrice companies operate networks with a total length of aproximately 134.000 kilometers in three important areas of the country: South Muntenia (including Bucharest), Banat and Dobrogea, covering a third of the local distribution market, and are developing an investment program to improve quality services, safety and performance of networks and local implementation of environmental standards of the PPC group. The electrical networks operated by the three companies Rețele Electrice count 289 transformer stations and over 25.000 transformer stations.