JSC Rustavi Azot, Georgia’s sole nitric acid producer, is taking a significant step towards environmental sustainability through its latest tender process. The company has launched tender for the procurement, installation of N2O and NOx tertiary abatement technology for its nitric acid plant located in Rustavi, Southeast of Georgia.
All interested bidders are invited to submit their applications by 28 Jun 2024.
All interested suppliers may submit questions by the 7th of June to the email address Jaydeep.patil@indorama.com (Project Manager, Mr. Jaydeep Patil), with a copy to manoj.kumar@indorama.com (Project Director, Mr. Manoj Kumar).
An online pre-bid meeting, during which potential bidders can ask additional questions, will be held on the 10th of June. Details will be shared with interested bidders by Rustavi Azot 72 hours before the meeting.
You may find tender documents and apply for the tender here.
Rustavi Azot became eligible for financing through NACAG after the Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia officially signed the Statement of Undertaking of NACAG in March 2020 and thereby committed to long-term and sustainable climate-friendly nitric acid production in Georgia.
Rustavi Azot signed a grant agreement with NACAG on October 15th, 2022. The agreement aims to secure funding for the purchase and installation of cutting-edge greenhouse gas abatement technology and monitoring equipment at the production facility in Rustavi. This investment will result in mitigatigation of approximately 90,000 tons of CO2 equivalent annually after the successful installation and integration of the equipment.
Rustavi Azot, with its long-standing presence in the fertilizer industry since its establishment in 1956, has demonstrated its commitment to sustainability and aligning its operations with global climate goals. The company’s engagement in the tender process for N2O and NOx reduction technology and emissions monitoring equipment represents a vital step towards reducing its environmental footprint and promoting a greener future for Georgia.
