Public Tender for Intelligent Pigging of High-Pressure Natural Gas Pipelines (No. 2023/61)
Public Tender for
Intelligent Pigging of High-Pressure Natural Gas Pipelines
(No. 2023/61)
Israel Natural Gas Lines Ltd. (“Company”), a government fully owned company by the State of Israel is mandated by law on for operation, construction, and development of the Israeli national high-pressure natural gas transmission system.
The Company, in accordance with the Israeli Mandatory Tenders Law, 1992 and the Mandatory Tenders Regulation, 1993 hereby invites compatible bidders to participate in a public tender for the provision to the Company of Intelligent Pigging Inspection services for high-pressure natural gas transmission system (“Tender”).
The contract period is 5 years, which the Company may extend for an additional 2 years.
The scope of services, the threshold requirements for participating in the Tender and the Tender evaluation process are all detailed in the Tender documents which can be downloaded from the “Tenders” tab of Company’s website at www.ingl.co.il or by applying to receive the Tender documents via email: c-tender@ingl.co.il
Requests for clarifications may be sent in accordance with the Tender instructions by no later than January 31st, 2024.
Bidders should submit their bids to the Tender in accordance with the Tender instructions until no later than March 18th,2024 at 17:00 (Israel time).
This notice contains general and preliminary information only. The binding version of the Tender documents and process instructions are as set forth at Company’s website.
Receiving Tender Documents
- Download from the tenders english page Tenders and RFP - – – (ingl.co.il)
- Download from the tenders hebrew page , Israel Natural Gas Lines (websitepanel.co.il)
- Contact the Tender manager at: c-tender@ingl.co.il
Tender time Schedule
Requests for clarifications may be sent in accordance with the Tender instructions by no later than January 31st, 2024.
Bidders should submit their bids to the Tender in accordance with the Tender instructions until no later than March 18th,2024 at 17:00 (Israel time).
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