Tender Results of European Investment Bank

The general objective of this study is to assess the feasibility of creating a water production centre (‘centre de production d’eau’ – CPE) from the Soum dam to solve the problem of drinking water supply with a regional approach, as well as improving the management of wastewater and excreta in the city of Koudougou and surrounding communities. This feasibility study will provide the National Office for Water and Sanitation, on the basis of a diagnosis of the current and future situation, with the investments to be made to meet the population’s water demand and to improve the management of domestic wastewater in accordance with the available resources and the development of the centres concerned.

The overall objective of the Greening Financial Systems Technical Assistance Programme is to promote net zero and climate-resilient financial systems that ultimately will support the private sector in deploying climate-related and environmentally sustainable investments. This will be done by providing capacity building and support to central banks and supervisors, and introducing best lending practices related to green financing in terms of procedures, processes and products available to financial intermediaries.

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The assignment consists of preparation and delivery of trainings and capacity-building for Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP), with a special focus on the following services: — support to TEN-T urban nodes and cities covered by the Cities Mission; — support for small/medium-sized cities in the EU; — facilitate the development of regional SUMPs and the development of SUMPs aggregating more than one city, such as metropolitan areas, functional urban areas FUAs, etc.; — support for the establishment of National SUMP Support programmes (NSSPs); — monitoring and reporting mechanisms (Sustainable Urban Mobility Indicators/SUMI).

The EIB aims at establishing multiple framework agreements with specialised service providers to support the activities of the Advisory Services Department throughout its countries of operations, inside and outside the European Union.

The project concerns the modernisation, including further possible electrification of the Kovel–Yahodyn–Polish border line, with the aim to recover original design speed and possibly electrification, aligning with the relevant standards as specified in TEN-T regulation, increase capacity of the line and operational speed and reduce travel times, improve traffic safety and reliability of the railway infrastructure, and thus support the growth of passenger and freight traffic on the line.

This assignment will support the establishment of an efficient organisational and governance structure of the Vasilikos Energy Centre (VEC) to ensure its safe operation and address security of supply. The outcome of the assignment will ensure a clearer governance structure at VEC for several existing infrastructure projects with EIB and EC financing, while also supporting future energy transition investments in Cyprus. In this regard, the link with potential InvestEU operations, in particular the EuroAsia Interconnector (partially CEF funded), which will be landing within this Centre is a relevant example. Given the importance of the Vasilikos Energy Centre to the Republic of Cyprus, the Council of Ministers will be involved to approve the proposed governance structure and agree the relevant follow up actions.

This tender has the objective of awarding one single service contract with multiple insurers (lead-insurer and co-insurers) for the construction all risk (CAR) Insurance, covering physical loss or damage to the works for the construction of the new office building of the EIB in Luxembourg. The works are related to the construction of an office building with three underground and five above ground levels, along with a 16 storey tower, for a constructed surface of 63 680 m2. The total value to be insured is EUR 227 000 000. The CAR insurance contract is intended to be awarded to multiple insurers covering portions of the contract. This tender is divided into two lots: — Lot 1 – lead insurer (minimum capacity is 25 %), — Lot 2 – co-insurers (minimum capacity is 5 %).

The TA operation will contribute to capacity building and awareness raising on the need for energy efficiency (EE) projects in Uzbekistan supported by the EIB and the World Bank sovereign loans channelled through the financial intermediaries over a period of 48 months. The specific objectives of this TA operation are to develop, improve the capacity of and provide support to: (a) the project promoter’s Project Coordination Unit (PCU) to efficiently and sustainably manage, co-ordinate and implement the EIB Uzbekistan EE Loan, raise awareness on benefits resulting from implementation of EE&RE projects; (b) the financial intermediaries (FI) in order to help them to promote and market their EE lending, select and prepare eligible sub-projects for funding, and handle management, reporting and disbursement; (c) the final beneficiaries in order to help them to efficiently and sustainably prepare and structure sub-projects in line with the FIs requirements.

The overall objective of this assignment is to support the EIB in scoping of an EU-wide forestry investment advisory programme (FAP). This objective shall be reached by the independent assessment and identification of sector challenges, market failures, institutional gaps, target groups, investment needs, advisory gaps, needs for technical and financial advisory services, valuation of ecosystem services, contribution to cohesion policies, feasible implementation modalities and required monitoring of impacts and sustainability. Ultimately, the FAP shall contribute to the mobilisation of public and private sustainable investments in forestry and the wider forest-based bio-economy in the EU.