Consultancy Services for the Feasibility Study for Ngwempisi Multipurpose Hydro Scheme
Eswatini Electricity Company has issued a tender for consultancy Services for the Feasibility Study for Ngwempisi Multipurpose Hydro Scheme. It is published as a request for expression of interest under the quality and cost-based selection method. It applies to Eswatini. It was published on 2026-08-11 and closes on 2026-09-01. The reference is SZ-ECC-561181-CS-QCBS. The notice was published by World Bank.
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Overview
The Eswatini Electricity Company is inviting expressions of interest from consulting firms to provide services for a feasibility study of the Ngwempisi Multipurpose Hydro Scheme. The project aims to support sustainable and clean energy access in Eswatini.
Scope of Work
- The Consultant shall undertake, but not necessarily be limited to the following tasks: - Compilation and Initial Review of Existing Documents and Data
Requirements & Qualifications
The qualifications and shortlisting criteria are:
- At least ten (10) years’ of demonstrated experience in undertaking consultancy services of a similar nature and complexity.
- Demonstrated experience of at least two (2) relevant assignments involving water resources planning, hydropower, multipurpose dam development, irrigation, environmental and social assessment, feasibility or prefeasibility studies, economic analysis or related infrastructure advisory services.
- Demonstrated experience of at least one (1) relevant assignment in Africa involving water resources planning, hydropower, multipurpose dam development, irrigation, environmental and social assessment, feasibility or prefeasibility studies, economic analysis or related infrastructure advisory services.
- Demonstrated experience of at least one (1) relevant assignment in hydropower development, specifically in planning and delivering projects that enhance electricity generation through the establishment of hydropower plants.
- Demonstrated experience of at least one (1) multidisciplinary studies covering technical, environmental, social, economic, financial, and institutional aspects of infrastructure.
- The purpose of this EOI is to establish a shortlist of not more than eight (8) Prequalified Respondents for the subsequent Request for Proposal and to invite technical and financial proposals from these Respondents. All responses shall be assessed for completeness. The qualification criteria in (v) above shall be assessed on a Yes/No basis to determine a PASS or FAIL result. Respondents who attain a Pass shall be shortlisted on the following weighted aspects:
- General Corporate experience in undertaking consultancy services.[10]
- Specific experience in hydropower development, specifically in planning and delivering projects that enhance electricity generation through the establishment of hydropower plants.[25]
- Specific experience in multidisciplinary studies covering technical, environmental, social, economic, financial and institutional aspects of infrastructure development.[20]
- Specific experience in assignments involving water resources planning, hydropower, multipurpose dam development, irrigation, environmental and social assessment, feasibility or prefeasibility studies, economic analysis or related infrastructure advisory services[30]
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NameJoseph Ncwane