Croatian power transmission equipment maker Dalekovod said on Monday it is poised to win two tenders in Norway worth over 100 million
euro ($108.5 million) in total.
Dalekovod said in a bourse filing its
offer in the tender for the construction of the 420 kV
Tonstad-Ertsmyra-Kvinesdal and of the 525 kV Ertsmyra-Vollesfjord
transmission lines, called by Norwegian electricity distributor Statnett, was
picked as the most favourable.
The Norwegian company has said that it
will sign the deal for the tendered works with Dalekovod.
In a separate
Statnett tender for the construction of the 420kV Namsos-Roan-Storheia
transmission line, Dalekovod's offer was also evaluated as the most
favourable.
The Croatian company said that the final decision on the
deals will have to be taken in up to 10 days and will have to be approved by
Statnett's investment board.
Dalekovod manufactures transmission lines,
substations, low-voltage network equipment, fibre-optic cable equipment,
suspension and jointing equipment, contact networks, lighting and reflector
pylons, metal structures and antenna pylons.