The Nama Power and Water Procurement Company (PWP), Oman’s sole entity responsible for procuring electricity and water capacity, has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) inviting qualified consultancy firms to provide technical advisory services for upcoming solar energy projects.
The tender, officially numbered PWP/2025/33, is part of Oman’s broader strategy to accelerate the transition toward renewable energy and diversify its power generation mix.
Tender Details and Timeline
The RFP outlines a clear schedule for interested bidders. The tender purchase window will remain open from 25 to 30 August 2025, with the submission deadline set for 15 September 2025 at 12:00 PM Oman Time.
To obtain the tender documents, participants must pay a fee of 100 Omani Rials (OMR), which will be waived for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) holding a valid Riyada card. The documents are available electronically through the official PWP website, and all related payments can be completed online for added convenience.
Financial and Compliance Requirements
As per PWP’s tender guidelines, all bids must include a Tender Bond or a bank-certified cheque equivalent to at least 1% of the tender value, valid for 120 days from the submission deadline. This requirement ensures bidder commitment and compliance throughout the evaluation period.
Supporting Oman’s Clean Energy Ambitions
This consultancy tender represents a critical step toward achieving Oman’s renewable energy targets under its long-term vision for sustainable development. PWP’s mandate, established under Royal Decree 78/2004, is to facilitate electricity and water procurement while driving sector liberalization.
By engaging experienced technical consultants, PWP aims to ensure that future solar projects meet global standards for efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. These projects are expected to contribute significantly to the country’s energy transition strategy, which prioritizes clean energy deployment to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and support economic diversification.
Industry Outlook
Oman has set ambitious goals for renewable energy integration, with solar power playing a central role in meeting demand while lowering carbon emissions. Strategic tenders such as this are designed to attract international expertise, foster technology transfer, and accelerate the implementation of utility-scale solar projects.
The technical consultancy services sought through this tender will cover feasibility studies, engineering assessments, risk analysis, and compliance frameworks—key elements for ensuring the success of large-scale renewable projects.
Bottom Line: PWP’s latest RFP underscores Oman’s determination to position itself as a regional leader in clean energy development. By streamlining procurement processes and incentivizing SME participation, the initiative aligns with national objectives to create a sustainable, diversified energy sector while encouraging local and international collaboration.
