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Solarization of 50 Rural Clinics - Ghana Health Service

Key Information

Funded by

Ghana Health Service (GHS)

Status

Closing Soon

Deadline

30 Apr 2026 · 12 days left

Category

Works

Budget

GHS 1,200,000

Reference

GHS-RFP-2026-009

Method

National Competitive Tendering

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Scope of Work

Works Scope:
Installation of off-grid solar PV systems to power cold-chain and emergency lighting.
Activities:

Supply of Tier 1 solar panels and lithium-ion battery storage.
Wiring and LED lighting retrofit for clinic wards.
Remote monitoring system for energy consumption tracking.
3-year comprehensive maintenance contract.

Requirements & Qualifications

Eligibility:

Licensed by the Energy Commission of Ghana.
Valid Business Operating Permit and SSNIT Clearance.
Proof of having solarized at least 10 institutional buildings.
Line of credit of at least GHS 500,000 from a commercial bank.

Source: https://www.ghanahealthservice.org/tenders

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