To Ensure Operation in 2026, Eletronuclear Opens Bidding for Services of the Critical Line of the Angra 3 Project

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 28/10/2020 at 08:56

Para garantir operação em 2026 a Eletronuclear abre licitação para serviços da Linha Crítica do empreendimento de Angra 3

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Eletronuclear Has Already Presented An Acceleration Plan for the Critical Path Works of Angra 3 Nuclear Plant, Where One of the Priorities Is to Complete the Called Containment Building of the Plant

Good news regarding the construction works of the Angra 3 nuclear plant. To ensure that the plant begins operations on schedule – in November 2026, Eletronuclear launches a tender to hire compliance services, aiming to implement and execute a specific corporate integrity program for the critical path works of the plant. Eletronuclear Receives Advance of 2.5 Billion Reais to Resume Works on the Angra 3 Nuclear Plant in 2020

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The tender opened by the state company is for Specialized Compliance Services to support the Integrity area of ELETROBRAS ELETRONUCLEAR, encompassing risk assessment and auditing, aiming to implement and execute a Specific Corporate Integrity Program (Compliance), dedicated to the Critical Path services of the Angra 3 project.

The notice was published yesterday (10/27) and the submission of proposals has already begun. According to the publication, the proposal opening is scheduled for 2 PM on November 19.

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ELECTRONIC TENDER NO. DAN.A / PE-224/2020

Eletrobrás Termonuclear S/A – ELETRONUCLEAR publicly announces that it will conduct a Tender in the form of an Electronic Auction, lowest price, for the Provision of Specialized Compliance Services to support the Integrity area of ELETROBRAS ELETRONUCLEAR, encompassing risk assessment and auditing, aiming to implement and execute a Specific Corporate Integrity Program (Compliance), dedicated to the Critical Path services of the Angra 3 project.
The Notice can be obtained free of charge through the website www.comprasgovernamentais.gov.br, starting on 10/27/2020.
The submission of Proposals: starting from 10/27/2020 on the website www.comprasgovernamentais.gov.br.
Proposal Opening: at 14:00 (two PM) on 11/19/2020, www.comprasgovernamentais.gov.br

Publication Date: 10/27/2020

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