Thai Flood Disaster Relief and Projects
On February 5, the cabinet announced the names of six qualified consortiums to enter bids for the government’s $10.8 billion water management scheme.
The scheme is divided into 10 modules and three qualified bidders are listed for each module.
By March 15, they must file their technical file bids and quotations. Names of successful bidders will be announced in April.
Package A: Chao Phraya River Basin | ||||
A1: Reservoir construction |
$1.6 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Japan-Thai JV |
A2: Land utilization & town planning |
$1.6 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Team Thailand JV |
A3: Flood retention areas |
$2 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Japan-Thai JV |
A4: Waterway improvements |
$0.23 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Japan-Thai JV |
A5: Floodway construction |
$4 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Team Thailand JV |
A6: Data management & warning systems |
$0.1 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Loxley JV |
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Package B: Other River Basins | ||||
B1: Reservoir construction |
$0.4 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Japan-Thai JV |
B2: Land utilization & town planning |
$0.33 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Summit |
B3: Waterway improvements |
$0.33 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Japan-Thai JV |
B4: Data management & warning systems |
$0.06 billion |
K Water |
ITD Power China JV |
Japan-Thai JV |
Remarks:
1) Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) of South Korea scored the highest among six consortiums.
2) ITD Power China JV consists of (Italian-Thai Development, Power Construction Corporation of China, China Gezhouba Group, China International Water and Power Corporation, and Panya Consultants).
The US Commercial Service at the American Embassy in Bangkok has received inquiries from US companies looking to provide assistance or participate in rebuilding projects. US businesses looking for more details can contact Ms. Kornluck Tantiseree at ktantisa@trade.gov
