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RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY-
RE: INVITATION FOR SUBMISSION OF TENDER FOR RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY PROJECTS UNDER THE 2021 APPROPRIATION ACT

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RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY
(SECOND ADDENDUM) RE: INVITATION FOR SUBMISSION OF TENDER FOR RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY PROJECTS UNDER THE 2021 APPROPRIATION ACT
ADDENDUM

The Rural Electrification Agency wishes to draw the attention of all interested bidders and the general public to its earlier advertisement published in the Federal Tenders Journal, Guardian, Leadership and The Nation Newspapers all of 19th July, 2021 and subsequent Addendum published in The Nation, Guardian and Leadership Newspapers of Friday, 13 August, 2021.

The collection of Standard Bidding Documents and deadline for submission of Bids earlier scheduled for 12:00noon Monday, 23 August, 2021 for Category A and 12:00noon Tuesday, 24 August, 2021 for Categories B, C and D is now extended to 12:00noon on Monday, 6 September, 2021 for Category A and 12:00noon on Tuesday, 7 September, 2021 for Categories B, C and D.

Opening of Bids will follow the same day immediately after the submission deadline. All other conditions of the Tender as earlier published remain same and valid.

We regret any inconveniences this may cause you, please.

SIGNED
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FIND THE EARLIER NOTICE HERE:https://www.publicprocurement.ng/rural-electrification-agency-re-invitation-for-submission-of-tender-for-rural-electrification-agency-projects-under-the-2021-appropriation-act/

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