Beschreibung der Beschaffung
The Jordanian water and energy sectors are facing problems that can be mostly solved through joint planning and coordination. While the energy sector suffers from grid instability and power curtailments from renewable energy resources, the water sector is facing financial difficulties resulted from high energy bill. The Jordanian population has been growing at high rate for years, and its demand for water and wastewater services is also increasing rapidly. Many Jordanian consumers are geographically distant from water resources, and the challenging hydrogeology and topography contribute to the water sector"s high energy consumption. In fact, the water sector is Jordan"s single largest energy consumer, accounting for around 15 % of total energy consumption. For this reason, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) supports the Jordanian government in its efforts to enhance water energy nexus cooperation towards joint planning of the important sectors through the project "Renewable Energies in the Water Sector (REW)", implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). The first phase of REW runs from November 2017 to October 2021. This project is part of the German development program "Management of water resources in Jordan".
The module objective of the project is "The conditions for increased implementation of renewable energy in the water sector are improved". The project operates across the country. Its core lies in embedding a systematic nexus dialogue between water and energy sectors to reduce deficits in both sectors and to support the implementation of new renewable energy projects within the water sector.
This tender involves the supply and management of consultancy services to the GIZ operated REW project in Jordan. The services will be delivered by short- and long-term experts in form of technical and administrative services related to Electric Load Management of Large Water Facilities to Support National Electric Grid in Jordan. The objectives of this assignment are:
1) To Elaborate an Institutional Requirements Study (IRS) for establishing the required institutional, legal and regulatory framework to incentivize investment in technical LM measures for the water sector including a cross-sectoral roadmap for its implementation. Additionally, Support achievement of a commitment to the IRS.
2) Provide to the water sector comprehensive Feasibility and Pre-Feasibility Studies on technical LM opportunities and their financial impact. The studies shall cover around studies which cover 75 % of the energy consumption in the water sector.
3) Provide an implementation road map of the LM opportunities for the water sector with measures to be defined according to an adequate prioritization system.
4) Provide an implementation concept for selected pilot measures, including the technical specifications (detailed design), potential partners and project financing.
5) Provide the tender documents for pilot implementation.
6) Provide support to the water sector in implementing study results, coordinating activities with the energy sector and other authorities as well as in developing of LM capacities.
The specific scope of work for the contractor is structured in five work packages (WP):
WP 1: Elaboration of an Institutional Requirements Study (IRS) for investments in LM
WP 2: Support existing cross-sectoral dialogue to achieve commitment to the recommendations on legal and regulatory amendments and organizational requirements.
WP 3: Elaboration of technical and financial Feasibility and Pre-Feasibility Studies on LM opportunities.
WP 4: Road map for LM investments.
WP 5: Implementation concept, design and financing for LM pilot measures including tender documents for the implementation of the pilot projects.
The assignment will be carried out between 1 December 2020 and 31 October 2021 with a total of 440 person days for two technical long-term experts (including one team leader) and 550 person days for two pools of technical experts.