Extension of Sanankoroba Substation (Mali) - Combined PASEM and PIEGM Contracts, TATA

Two parallel works contracts awarded to TATA for the extension of the Sanankoroba substation in Mali. Contract 1 was signed between the Mali Electricity Sector Improvement Project 3 (PASEM) and TATA for an amount of USD 2,574,037.72 covering design and installation services. Contract 2 was signed between the Guinea-Mali Interconnection Project (PIEGM) and TATA for an amount of USD 5,498,779.50 covering materials and equipment of foreign origin. Since January 2024 the execution of works accelerated and reached an overall progress rate of 69 percent. The main equipment of the substation, including the transformer, was delivered to Mali in early October 2024. Completion of the extension works is scheduled for June 2025. The combined contract value across both PASEM and PIEGM components is USD 8,072,817.22. TATA is the only contractor explicitly named in the publicly disclosed Implementation Status Report for the contracts of the Guinea-Mali Interconnection Project.

Design and installation services (PASEM contract) and supply of materials and equipment of foreign origin (PIEGM contract) for the extension of the Sanankoroba 225 kV substation in Mali, including the main transformer and related high-voltage equipment.

TATA was awarded the combined contract package across two financing instruments. PASEM contract for design and installation services valued at USD 2,574,037.72. PIEGM contract for materials and equipment of foreign origin valued at USD 5,498,779.50. Combined total USD 8,072,817.22. Project is financed by IDA credits and grants under the Guinea-Mali Interconnection Project P166042 and the Mali Electricity Sector Improvement Project PASEM.