Eng. Ahmed El-Moufty, Project Manager, Alexandria Electricity Distribution Company, 9 Sidi El-Metwalli Street, Alexandria, Arab Republic of Egypt

59 -- 11KV LOADBREAK SWITCHES, ACCESSORIES, AND MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL SOL 17841-06B DUE 032295 Mr. Don Disbrow, BVI, Tel. 913-339-7475. The Alexandria Electricity Power Distribution Holding Company in the Arab Republic of Egypt, requests Bids from U.S. firms who can qualify through experience in providing similar equipment for 11KV Distribution Equipment. The Equipment required includes: 150 SF6 Vault Style Loadbreak Switches; 300PILC Termination Kits; 30,000 Tap Connections; 200 Compression Splices; 90,000 Service Entrance Sleeves; 300 Dead-End Grips; 20,000 Ground Rods and Clamps; 40,000 Bronze Connectors; 10,500 Parallel Connectors: 22,000 Compression Terminal Barrels; 25,000 Rolls Electric Tape; 500 Photoelectric Controls and Bracket; and 25 Electronic Time Controls. The anticipated initial delivery date is September 1, 1995 with final delivery by March 15, 1996. A Fixed-Price Host Country Contract with AEDC is anticipated. Payment will be made in U.S. Dollars by USAID/Cairo in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Direct Letter of Commitment under USAID Grant No. 263-0194.01. Interested firms may obtain a copy of the Invitation For Bid document against non-refundable payment of $50 to Black and Veatch International; P.O. Box 8405; Kansas City, Missouri, 64114, Attn: Mr Don Disbrow, Tel. (913) 339-7475; Fax: (913))339-2888 or Mr. Ahmend Ghonaim; Alexandria Electricity Distribution Company, 9, Sidi El-Metwalli Street, Alexandria, Egypt; Tel: 011-(203) 492-1352. Deadline for submission of bids is 12:00 noon, Alexandria Egypt time, March 22, 1995 at the Office of the General Manager of Purchasing Department of AEDC. Late submissions will not be considered. Award will be made by the Chairman, AEDC. The Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the U.S. Agency for International Development encourage and welcome in this activity the participation, to the fullest extent possible, of minorities and women both as individuals and as members of contracting or sub-contracting firms. In this respect, it is anticipated that the prime contractor will make every reasonable effort to identify and make the maximum practicable use of such personnel and firms. (0018)

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