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Lead #1: Tender for Electricity Distribution Systems �Georgia

Lead #2: Request for Proposals for the ElectricityGeneration Assets in Georgia

Lead #3: Meat Processing Line � Yekaterinburg, RussianFederation

Lead #4: Tender for Meat Processing Plant - Turkmenistan

Lead #5: EBRD Tender for Technical Assistance with Chernobyl- Ukraine

Lead #6: Poultry and Egg Production Equipment - Uzbekistan

Lead #7: Fish Processing Equipment � Uzbekistan

Lead #8: Thermocasting Equipment for Production of PolymerDishwear � Uzbekistan

Lead #9:Production Equipment for Diapers and Bandages -Uzbekistan

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Lead #1

Request for Proposals for 

������������� The East and West Electricity Distribution 

������������� Systems in Georgia 

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������������� Table of Contents 

������������� 1. Introduction 

������������� 2. Transaction Structure 

������������� 3. Guidelines and Timetable 

������������� 4. Qualification Letter 

������������� 5. Preliminary Offers 

������������� 6. Binding Bids 

������������� 7. Evaluation of Binding Bids 

������������� 8. Contact Details 

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������������� 1. Introduction 

������������� As part of a continuing privatisation policy and inan effort to improve the 

������������� reliability of electricity supply, the Government ofGeorgia (the 

������������� "Government"), through the Ministry ofState Property Management (the 

������������� "Ministry" or "MoSPM"), isprivatising the electricity sector in a 

������������� competitive direct sale process open to domestic andforeign investors. It 

������������� is envisaged that a strategic privatisation willimprove the productivity, 

������������� operating efficiency and financial discipline of theelectricity sector in 

������������� Georgia. The Government has retained Merrill LynchInternational ("Merrill 

������������� Lynch") (working together with KANTOR ManagementConsultants) as its 

������������� financial advisor in the privatisation. TheGovernment has already 

������������� completed the initial preparation, including theunbundling of the 

������������� electricity sector inter generation, transmission anddistribution to 

������������� improve transparency. 

������������� The Government initiated the distributionprivatisation process with the 

������������� Telasi Distribution Company, which serves Tbilisi,the capital of Georgia. 

������������� Having successfully completed this initial privatisationprocess in December 

������������� 1998, with the sale of Telasi to AES Corporation, anAmerican utility 

������������� operator, the Government is moving forward with theprivatisation of the 

������������� East and West Distribution Systems ("DistributionSystems" "Systems" or 

������������� "Companies") within the country through acompetitive mechanism. Currently, 

������������� the Government of Georgia is consolidating the 62Distribution Joint Stock 

������������� Companies ("JSCs") into East and WestDistribution Systems. The Government 

������������� is also currently privatising the hydro and thermalpower plants 

������������� ("Generation Assets") located in thecountry through a separate process. 

������������� This Request for Proposal ("RFP") outlinesthe Ministry's plans for 

������������� divesting its Distribution System(s) to a StrategicBidder(s) ("Bidder(s)"), 

������������� which may include a consortium. Bidders are invitedto submit a firm 

������������� written offer ("Binding Bid") with respectto the East and/or West 

������������� Distribution System the Bidder wishes to acquire ormanage. The bidding 

������������� process for these two Systems will consist of threesteps: qualification, 

������������� preliminary non-binding bidding and final bidding. Inorder to qualify for 

������������� bidding, a Bidder must have prior experience inoperating a distribution 

������������� enterprise of at least 100,000 customers. Preliminarybidding will involve 

������������� the submission of a preliminary non-bindingindicative bid to Merrill Lynch. 

������������� Upon receipt, Merrill Lynch will provide suggestionson the issues that need 

������������� to be clarified prior to a final binding bid. Finalbidding constitutes the 

�������������submission of a finalbinding bid to the MoSPM with a copy to Merrill Lynch. 

������������� Requirements for the binding bids are set out below. 

������������� 2. Transaction Structure 

������������� Bidders are invited to participate in the competitivedirect sale and/or 

������������� Management Contract ("Contract") tenderprocess. Bidders may bid for either 

������������� Distribution System being offered. 

������������� Bidders may bid on the basis of: (a) 75.0% ownershipof the share capital 

������������� of the Joint Stock Company of East and/or WestDistribution System through a 

������������� competitive direct sale, or (b) Management Contract(25 years) for 75% of 

������������� the shares through a tender process. 

������������� After Merrill Lynch and the Government review thenon-binding preliminary 

������������� bids, a decision will be made regarding a competitivedirect sale or a 

������������� Management Contract for East and/or West DistributionSystem. 

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������������� 3. Guidelines and Timetable 

������������� The privatisation through a competitive direct saleor Management Contract 

������������� for East and/or West Distribution System is beingimplement pursuant to the 

������������� Presidential Decree #59 dated February 14, 1999. 

������������� The competitive direct sale and Management Contractfor either of the two 

������������� consolidated systems will involve a bidding processand will proceed on a 

������������� demanding but controlled timetable. It will beimportant for Bidders to 

������������� demonstrate a strong commitment to this process andensure that key managers 

������������� are involved at every stage of the process. 

������������� Bidders, who express an interest in this opportunity,will be supplied with 

������������� a Descriptive Memorandum. The attention of theparticipants is drawn to the 

������������� Disclaimer Statement located at the beginning of theDescriptive Memorandum. 

������������� Bidders will be required to submit writtenconfirmation of an interest to 

������������� bid for the Distribution System(s) they wish topurchase ("Qualification 

������������� Letter") or manage. Requirements for theQualification Letter are set out 

������������� below. 

������������� If the Bidder's Qualification Letter(s) are accepted,Bidders will then be 

������������� invited to perform due diligence, which will alsoinclude meetings with the 

������������� MoSPM and other Government Ministries, managementpresentations and site 

������������� visits.Bidders are advised to compose their due diligence teams in a way 

������������� which enables them to make best use of theinformation provided. Once their 

������������� Qualification Letters are received, Bidders will becontacted by Merrill 

������������� Lynch to agree on dates to conduct due diligence.Bidders will be required 

������������� to contact Merrill Lynch at least 4 days prior totheir scheduled visits, 

������������� confirming the names and positions of each representativewho will be 

������������� attending. 

������������� Preliminary non-binding indicative offers must besubmitted to Merrill Lynch 

������������� by July 2, 1999. Upon receipt of a non-binding bid,Merrill Lynch will 

������������� provide the potential Bidder with suggestions on theissues that need to be 

������������� clarified prior to making a final bid. 

������������� Bidders will then be invited to submit binding bids.The deadline for 

������������� submission of binding bids is August 20, 1999. TheMinistry intends to 

������������� conclude a transaction by September 20, 1999. Thefinal binding bids will 

������������� be the only bids opened and viewed by the Government.The instructions 

������������� regarding the bid are found in Section 6.1. of thisdocument. 

������������� A summary of the timetable is detailed below: 

������������� Official Announcement of Distribution Asset(s)Privatisation February 14, 

������������� 1999 

������������� Request for Proposals Dispatched May 14, 1999 

�������������DescriptiveMemorandum Dispatched May 31, 1999 

������������� Due Diligence Process May 17, 1999 - August 20, 1999 

������������� Preliminary Non-Binding Bids Required July 2, 1999 

������������� Announce Tender Process July 19, 1999 

�������� �����Deadline forSubmission of Binding Bids August 20, 1999 

������������� Deadline for Closing of Transaction September 20,1999 

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������������� 4. Qualification Letter 

������������� Bidders will be required to submit written confirmationhighlighting their 

������������� qualifications for an invitation to perform duediligence. This letter 

������������� should include confirmation that: 

������������� 1. The Bidder is interested in bidding for theDistribution System(s), 

�������������stating whethercompetitive direct sale or Management Contract; and 

������������� 2. The Bidder has prior experience in operating adistribution 

������������� enterprise of at least 100,000 customers. 

������������� Qualification letters should be submitted (by post orfax) to both of the 

������������� following: 

������������� Mr. Mikheil Ukleba Minister Ministry of StateProperty Management 64, 

������������� Chavchavadze Avenue 380062 Tbilisi Georgia Tel: +995(32) 294 875 Fax: +995 

���� ���������(32) 225 209+995 (32) 290 004 Mr. Jason Schaeffer Merrill Lynch 

������������� International Ropemaker Place 25 Ropemaker StreetLondon EC2Y 9LY United 

������������� Kingdom Tel: +44 (171) 867 2320 Fax: +44 (171) 8928622 

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������������� 5. Preliminary Offers 

������������� Preliminary non-binding indicative offers must besubmitted directly to 

������������� Merrill Lynch by July 2, 1999 to the attention of Mr.Jason Schaeffer at the 

������������� above address. Such preliminary offers should includethe following 

������������� information: 

������������� * Method of bid: (a) purchase of 75.0% equity stakein either East 

������������� and/or West System intended to be consolidated, or(b) Management Contract 

������������� (25 years) for 75% of the shares of either Eastand/or West System through a 

������������� tender process; 

������������� * Cash consideration to be paid at closing and amountof debt assumed 

������������� (indicating amount in US Dollars); 

������������� * Investment commitments (indicating amount in USDollars and year by 

������������� year timing including for the first five years); 

������������� * Electricity tariff requested by the Bidder; 

������������� * Documents detailing the Bidder's financial abilityto execute the 

������������� transaction; 

������������� * Any stipulations made on such bid(s); and 

������������� * Additional information regarding future developmentplans for the 

������������� East and/or West Distribution System(s) purchased. 

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������������� 6. Binding Bids 

������������� Merrill Lynch, having reviewed the preliminaryoffers, will provide comments 

������������� and suggestions to the bidding parties to enhanceeach bid and to ensure the 

������������� Government of Georgia and Merrill Lynch understandthe investment commitment 

������������� process, future development and additionalstipulations. A draft Sale and 

������������� Purchase Agreement ("Agreement") and/orManagement Contract is being 

������������� prepared by an international law firm on behalf ofthe Government. Binding 

������������� bids must be accompanied by a mark-up of theContract/Agreement. Binding 

������������� bids must be submitted by August 20, 1999 inaccordance with the following: 

������������� I. Content of Binding Bids 

������������� Binding bids should include the followinginformation: 

������������� * Method of bid: (a) purchase of 75.0% equity stakein either East 

������������� and/or West System intended to be consolidated, or(b) Management Contract 

������������� (25 years) for 75% of the shares of either Eastand/or West System through a 

������������� tender process; 

������������� * Cash consideration to be paid at closing and amountof debt assumed 

������������� (indicating amount in US Dollars) (the"Financial Offer"); 

������������� * Investment commitments (indicating amount in USDollars and year by 

������������� year timing inlcuding for the first five years); 

������������� * Documents detailing the Bidder's financial ability toexecute the 

������������� transaction; 

������������� * Electricity tariff requested by the Bidder; 

������������� * Details of the corporate entity used to effect theacquisition; 

������������� * Future development plans for the East and/or WestDistribution 

������������� System(s) purchased; and 

������������� * Mark up copy of the Agreement/Contract provided bythe Government of 

������������� Georgia. 

������������� II. Conditions for Binding Bids 

������������� Any binding bids, either for competitive direct saleor Management Contract, 

������������� that do not meet the following conditions set forthwill not be considered: 

������������� * Guarantee that given sufficient supply ofelectricity, the 

������������� Distribution System(s) will supply twenty-four hoursof electricity at the 

������������� prevailing tariff to all paying customers, inaccordance with existing 

������������� Georgian Legislation; 

������������� * At the time Bidders submit binding bids, such bidsmust state in 

������ �������writing thatthe Bidders are prepared to immediately execute such 

������������� Agreement/Contract in the form in which it issubmitted; and 

������������� * In the Agreement/Contract, a Bidder's obligation toconsummate the 

������������� acquisition and/or future investment commitmentsshould not be contingent 

������������� upon the arrangement of financing. The inclusion ofany such contingency in 

������������� the binding bid will place the Bidder at a severedisadvantage. In any case, 

����� ��������the bindingbid should be accompanied with a letter detailing the Bidder's 

������������� financial ability to execute the transaction. 

������������� III. Guidelines for Binding Bids 

������������� * Consortiums may submit bids for either East and/orWest Distribution 

������������� System(s); 

������������� * Bidders should complete all due diligence prior tosubmitting a 

������������� binding bid. Any bid that is conditional uponsatisfactory completion of due 

������������� diligence will not be considered; 

������������� * It is not anticipated that Bidders will be allowedto change their 

������������� final offer, so Bidders are advised that binding bidsshould reflect the 

������������� Bidder's biest offer. 

����������� ��6. BindingBids 

������������� IV. Submission of Binding Bids 

������������� Binding bids containing provisions that trigger anautomatic 

������������� increase in the consideration offered depending uponthe consideration 

������������� offered by others will not be considered; and Bindingbids should be 

������������� submitted in sealed envelopes so as to reach thefollowing no later than 

������������� 5:00PM (Tbilisi, Georgia Time) and 1:00PM (GreenwichMean Time), on August 

������������� 20, 1999: 

������������� Send to: With copy to: 

������������� Mr. Mikheil Ukleba Minister Ministry of StateProperty Management 64, 

������������� Chavchavadze Avenue 380062 Tbilisi Georgia Tel: +995(32) 294 875 Mr. 

������������� Jason Schaeffer Merrill Lynch International RopemakerPlace 25 Ropemaker 

������������� Street London EC2Y 9LY England Tel: +44 (171) 8672320 

������������� The Tender Commission will officially open theBinding Bids for the 

������������� competitive direct sale and the Management Contractson Tuesday, August 24, 

������������� 1999. 

������������� 7. Evaluation of Binding Bids 

������������� I. Process 

������������� The process under the law which will be used for thesale of 75% of equity 

������������� stake of Distribution System(s) will be that of: (a)a competitive direct 

������������� sale or, (b) a 25 year Management Contract under atender process. 

������������� The MoSPM, with the assistance of Merrill Lynch, willevaluate the binding 

������������� bids as soon as practicable after the bid deadline.The MoSPM reserves the 

������������� right without further notice to discuss with anyBidder the terms of any 

������������� binding bid, to negotiate with one or more Bidderswith respect to the sale 

������������� of any of the Distribution System(s) and to amend orto modify the rules and 

������������� procedures. In no event will the MoSPM or MerrillLynch have any obligation 

������������� to notify any Bidder and/or to reopen theirrespective bids as a result. 

������������� The MoSPM's interpretation of the rules andprocedures established herein 

������������� shall be final and binding on all parties submittingbinding bids. 

������������� Once the MoSPM selects the successful binding bid(based on the selection 

������������� criteria set out below), it will notify the Bidderthat submitted such bid, 

������������� and seek to enter into a definitive Sale and PurchaseAgreement/Management 

������������� Contract and to make a public announcement of thetransaction in ten working 

������������� days after the final bids are received. Any delay ineither signing or 

������������� closing the transaction may result in the MoSPMchoosing an alternative 

������������� binding bid. 

������������� A binding bid will be accepted only when a definitiveSale and Purchase 

������������� Agreement(s)/Management Contract(s) have beenexecuted and delivered by the 

������������� MoSPM. Until such time, the MoSPM shall not have anyobligation to the 

������������� Bidder and following such time the MoSPM's onlyobligations will be those 

������������� set forth in the definitive Sale and PurchaseAgreement(s) and/or Management 

������������� Contract(s). 

������������� II. Selection Criteria 

������������� The successful Bidder will be selected using the bidevaluation criteria set 

������������� out below and on the basis of an objective comparisonof the bids received. 

������������� The main selection criteria (which are expected tocarry approximately equal 

������������� weighting) will be: 

������������� * The Financial Offer made for the purchase/manage ofthe Distribution 

������������� System(s); 

������������� 7. Evaluation of Binding Bids 

������������� * The investment commitments (indicating amount in USDollars one year 

������������� by year timing including for the first five years); 

������������� * Electricity tariff requested by the Bidder; and 

������������� * The extent to which the Sale and PurchaseAgreement(s)/Management 

������������� Contract(s) have been amended. 

������������� The other bid evaluation criteria, in no particularorder of importance, 

������������� will include: 

������������� * The commitment to transform such System(s) and theelectricity 

������������� sector in Georgia into a world-class operationthrough technology transfer, 

������������� human resource training and skills development; and 

������������� * It is recommended that if Bidders choose to form aconsortium, such 

������������� consortium is implemented as soon as possible inorder to assist the MoSPM 

������������� in assessing the working relationship between theconsortium members; and 

������������� * The commitment to use local skills whileimplementing rehabilitation 

������������� and modernisation of the Distribution System(s). 

������������� 8. Contact Details 

������������� Bidders should, under no circumstances, make anyseparate contact with the 

������������� Government, the MoSPM, other Ministries, management,employees or the 

������������� Georgian National Energy Regulatory Commission("GNERC") officials. All 

������������� queries should be exclusively directed to thefollowing Merrill Lynch 

������������� representatives in London: 

������������� Merrill Lynch International, Ropemaker Place, 25Ropemaker Street, London 

������������� EC2Y 9LY, United Kingdom 

������������� Paul A. Pittman Andrew Shrager Jan Pravda Jason M.Schaeffer 

������������� Director Power Consultant Associate Analyst 

������������� * + 44-171-867-2797 * + 44-171-867-4195 * +44-171-573-1653 * + 

������������� 44-171-867-2320 

������������� * + 44-171-892-8622 * + 44-171-573-0051 * +44-171-867-4454 * + 

������������� 44-171-892-8622

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Lead #2

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������ �������Request forProposals for 

������������� The Electricity Generation Assets in Georgia 

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������������� Table of Contents 

������������� 1. Introduction 

������������� 2. Transaction Structure 

������������� 3. Timetable 

����� ��������4.Qualification Letter 

������������� 5. Preliminary Offers 

������������� 6. Binding Bids 

������������� 7. Evaluation of Binding Bids 

������������� 8. Contact Details 

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������������� 1. Introduction 

������������� As part of a continuing privatisation policy and inan effort to improve the 

������������� reliability of electricity supply, the Government ofGeorgia (the 

������������� "Government"), through the Ministry ofState Property Management (the 

������������� "Ministry" or "MoSPM"), is privatisingthe electricity sector, which is open 

������������� to domestic and foreign investors. It is envisagedthat a strategic 

������������� privatisation will improve the productivity,operating efficiency and 

������������� financial discipline of the electricity sector inGeorgia. 

������������� The Government has retained Merrill LynchInternational ("Merrill Lynch") 

������������� (working together with KANTOR Management Consultants)as its financial 

������������� advisor in the privatisation. The Government hasalready completed the 

������������� initial preparation, including the unbundling of theelectricity sector into 

������������� generation, transmission and distribution to improvetransparency. 

������������� The Government initiated the privatisation processwith the Telasi 

������������� Distribution Company, which serves Tbilisi, thecapital of Georgia. Having 

������������� successfully completed this initial privatisationprocess in December, with 

������������� the sale of Telasi to AES Corporation, an Americanutility operator, the 

������������� Government is moving forward with the privatisationof the hydro and thermal 

������������� power station generation assets ("GenerationAsset(s)" or "Asset(s)") within 

������������� the country through a competitive tender process. TheGovernment has also 

������������� initiated privatisation efforts for the remainingdistribution assets in the 

������������� country. 

������������� This Request for Proposal ("RFP") outlinesthe Ministry's plans for 

������������� divesting its Generation Asset(s) to one or moreStrategic Bidder(s) 

������������� ("Bidder(s)"), which may include aconsortium. A prospective Bidder is 

������������� invited to submit a firm written offer ("BindingBid") with respect to the 

������������� specific Asset(s) the Bidder wishes to acquire. Thebidding process for 

������������� these Generation Assets(s) will consist of threesteps: qualification, 

������������� preliminary non-binding bidding and final bidding. Inorder to qualify for 

������������� bidding, a Bidder must have prior experience inoperating a hydro or thermal 

������������� power facility of a similar size to those being bidfor. Preliminary 

������������� bidding will involve the submission of a preliminarynon-binding indicative 

������������� bid to Merrill Lynch. Upon receipt, Merrill Lynchwill provide suggestions 

������������� on the issues that need to be clarified prior to afinal binding bid. Final 

������������� bidding constitutes the submission of a final bindingbid to the MoSPM with 

������������� a copy to Merrill Lynch. Requirements for the bindingbids are set out 

������������� below. 

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������������� 2. Transaction Structure 

������������� Bidder(s) are invited to participate in thecompetitive tender process. 

������������� Bidders may bid for one or more of the hydrogeneration assets offered 

������������� through a 25 year Management Contract("Contract") for 75% of the shares of 

������������� the Joint Stock Companies (JSC(s)), which willinclude: Khramhesi I and 

������������� II(1), Lajanurhesi(1), Zahesi(2), Tkibulhesi,Vartsikhesi Cascade(3), 

������������� Gumathesi Cascade, Shaorhesi, Rionhesi(1) andZhinvali(4). 

������������� In the case of Tbilsresi JSC(1) and Tetsi (TbilisiHeat and Power) JSC, the 

������������� Government of Georgia invites prospective Bidders toparticipate in the 

������������� privatisation process by bidding for the thermalgeneration asset(s) through 

������������� either a 25 year Management Contract for 75% of theshares or the purchase 

������������� of 75% of the shares through a competitive directsale. 

������������� After Merrill Lynch and the Government review thepreliminary non-binding 

����� ��������bids for suchhydro and thermal Asset(s), two or more clusters 

������������� ("Cluster(s)") of generation assets will becreated to be bid for in the 

������������� final bidding process. Investors will have ampleopportunity, to discuss 

������� ������with MerrillLynch and the Government Tender Commission ("Commission"), the 

������������� Clusters to be formed prior to the final biddingprocess. The investors are 

������������� encouraged to offer the best possible bid, for suchgeneration Clusters, 

������������� during the preliminary non-binding bid process. 

������������� (1) The Government of Georgia, with respect to theseassets, are 

������������� currently in discussions with donor and otherorganisations intending to 

������������� rehabilitate such assets. Merrill Lynch envisions therehabilitation 

������������� efforts of these donor organisations will operate incoordination with the 

������������� process Merrill Lynch is currently conducting forthese assets. 

������������� (2) The Government is currently corporatising theasset into a Joint 

������������� Stock Company (JSC). 

������������� (3) Vartsikhe Cascade is currently beingrehabilitated through a 

������������� separate process under an agreement between theGeorgian Government and KfW, 

������������� a German donor organization. At this time, anexclusive pre-qualified list 

������������� of bidders has been established, with a similar butdifferent approach of 

������������� tendering. Ian Pope Associates is currently acting onbehalf of the 

������������� Ministry of Fuel and Energy and working in connectionwith KFW in this 

������������� process. Merrill Lynch/MoSPM envision KfW'srehabilitation process will be 

������������� coordinated with Merrill Lynch/MoSPM's process at afuture date prior to the 

������������� final bids. 

������������� (4) Zhinvali will be included in this process under aPresidential 

������������� decree allowing for privatisation. 

������������� 3. Timetable 

������������� The sale process for the Generation Asset(s) wasofficially announced by the 

������������� Presidential Decree #59 dated February 14, 1999. Thissale process will 

������������� involve a bidding process and will proceed on ademanding but controlled 

�������������timetable. It will beimportant for Bidders to demonstrate a strong 

������������� commitment to this process and ensure that keymanagers are involved. 

������������� Bidder's, who express an interest in this opportunitywill be supplied with 

������������� a Descriptive Memorandum. The attention of theBidders is drawn to the 

������������� Disclaimer Statement located at the beginning of theDescriptive Memorandum. 

������������� Bidder's will be required to submit writtenconfirmation of an interest to 

������������� bid for the Generation Asset(s) they wish to manageor purchase 

������������� ("Qualification Letter"). Requirements forthe Qualification Letter are set 

������������� out below. 

������������� If the Bidder's Qualification Letter(s) are accepted,the Bidders will then 

������������� be invited to perform due diligence, which will alsoinclude meetings with 

������������� the MoSPM and other government Ministries, managementpresentations, data 

������������� room and site visits. Bidders are advised to composetheir due diligence 

������������� teams in a way which enables them to make best use ofthe access and 

������������� information provided. Once their QualificationLetters are received, Bidders 

������������� will be contacted by Merrill Lynch to agree on datesto conduct due 

������������� diligence within the time periods indicated below.Bidders will be required 

������������� to contact Merrill Lynch at least 4 days prior totheir scheduled visits, 

������������� confirming the names and positions of eachrepresentative who will be 

������������� attending. 

������������� Preliminary non-binding indicative offers must besubmitted to Merrill Lynch 

������������� by July 2, 1999. Upon receipt of a non-binding bid,Merrill Lynch will 

������������� provide potential Bidders with suggestions on theissues that need to be 

������������� clarified prior to making a final bid. Merrill Lynchwill also advise the 

������������� Commission and provide information for the formationof Clusters and 

������������� subsequent tender process. 

������������� Bidders will then be invited to submit binding bids.The deadline for 

������������� submission of binding bids is August 20, 1999. TheMinistry intends to 

������������� conclude a transaction with the successful Bidder bySeptember 20, 1999. 

������������� The final binding bids will be the only bids openedand viewed by the 

������������� Government. The instructions regarding the bid arefound in Section 6.1. of 

������������� this document. 

������������� A summary of the timetable is detailed below: 

������������� Official Announcement of Generation Asset(s)Privatisation February 14, 

������������� 1999 

������������� Request for Proposals Dispatched May 14, 1999 

������������� Descriptive Memorandum Dispatched May 31, 1999 

������������� Due Diligence Process May 17, 1999 - August 20, 1999 

������������� Preliminary Non-Binding Bids Required July 2, 1999 

������������� Announce Tender Process (formation of Clusters) July19, 1999 

������������� Deadline for Submission of Binding Bids August 20,1999 

������������� Deadline for Closing of Transaction September 20,1999 

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������������� 4. Qualification Letter 

������������� Bidders will be required to submit writtenconfirmation highlighting their 

������������� qualifications for an invitation to perform duediligence. This letter 

������������� should include confirmation that: 

������������� 1. The Bidder is interested in bidding for GenerationAsset(s), by 

������������� stating the particular Asset(s) the Bidder isinterested in acquiring or 

������������� managing; and 

������������� 2. The Bidder has prior experience in operating suchGeneration 

������������� Asset(s), stating whether expertise is with hydroand/or thermal power 

������������� facilities. 

������������� Qualification letters should be submitted (by post orfax) to both of the 

������������� following: 

������������� Mr. Mikheil Ukleba Minister Ministry of StateProperty Management 64, 

������������� Chavchavadze Avenue 380062 Tbilisi Georgia Tel: +995(32) 294 875 Fax: +995 

������������� (32) 225 209 +995 (32) 290 004 Mr. Jason SchaefferMerrill Lynch 

������������� International Ropemaker Place 25 Ropemaker StreetLondon EC2Y 9LY United 

������������� Kingdom Tel: +44 (171) 867 2320 Fax: +44 (171) 8928622 

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������������� 5. Preliminary Offers 

������������� Preliminary non-binding indicative bids must besubmitted directly to 

������������� Merrill Lynch by July 2, 1999 to the attention of Mr.Jason Schaeffer at the 

������������� above address. Such preliminary offers should includethe following 

������������� information: 

������������� * Cash consideration to be paid at closing and amountof debt assumed, 

������������� (indicating amount in US Dollars); 

������������� * Investment commitments (indicating amount in USDollars and year by 

������������� year timing including for the first five years); 

������������� * Electricity tariff requested by the Bidder; 

������������� * Documents detailing the Bidder's financial abilityto execute the 

������������� transaction; 

������������� * Any stipulations made on such bid(s); and 

������������� * Additional information regarding future developmentplans for the 

������������� Generation Asset(s) purchased. 

������������� 6. Binding Bids 

������������� Merrill Lynch, having reviewed the preliminaryoffers, will provide comments 

������������� and suggestions to the bidding parties to enhanceeach bid and to ensure the 

������������� Government of Georgia and Merrill Lynch understandthe investment commitment 

������������� process, future development and any additionalstipulations. A draft Sale 

������������� and Purchase Agreement ("Agreement") forTbilsresi and Tetsi JSCs and a 

������������� draft 25 year Management Contract for the existinghydro power plants are 

������������� being prepared by a law firm on behalf of theGovernment. Binding bids for 

������������� the hydro power plants must be accompanied by a markup of the Management 

������������� Contract, and in the case of Tbilsresi and TetsiJSCs, a Sale and Purchase 

������������� Agreement and/or Managemement Contract. Binding bidsmust be submitted by 

������������� August 20, 1999 in accordance with the following. 

������������� 6. Binding Bids 

������������� I. Content of Binding Bids 

������������� Binding bids should include the followinginformation: 

������������� * Cash consideration to be paid at closing and amountof debt assumed 

������������� (indicating amount in US Dollars) (the"Financial Offer") 

������������� * Investment commitments (indicating amount in USDollars and year by 

������������� year timing including for the first five years); 

������������� * Electricity Tariff requested by the Bidder; 

������������� * Documents detailing the Bidder's financial abilityto execute the 

������������� transaction; 

������������� * Details of the corporate entity used to effect theacquisition; 

������������� * Future development plans for the GenerationAsset(s) purchased; and 

������������� * Mark up copy of the Contract(s) and/or theAgreement(s) provided by 

������������� the Government of Georgia 

������������� II. Conditions for Binding Bids 

������������� Any binding bids that do not meet the followingconditions set forth will 

������������� not be considered: 

������������� * At the time Bidders submit binding bids, such bidsmust state in 

������������� writing that the Bidders are prepared to immediatelyexecute such 

������������� Contract(s) and/or Agreement(s) in the form in whichit is submitted; and 

������������� * In the Contract(s) and/or Agreement(s), a Bidder'sobligation to 

������������� consummate the acquisition and/or investment commitmentsshould not be 

������������� contingent upon the arrangement of financing. Theinclusion of any such 

������������� contingency in the binding bid will place the Bidderat a severe 

������������� disadvantage. In any case, the binding bid should beaccompanied with a 

������������� letter detailing the Bidder's financial ability toexecute the transaction. 

������������� III. Guidelines for Binding Bids 

������������� * Consortiums may submit bids for the GenerationAsset(s); 

������������� * Bidder's should complete all due diligence prior tosubmitting a 

������������� binding bid. Any bid that is conditional uponsatisfactory completion of 

������������� due diligence will not be considered; 

������������� * Binding bids containing provisions that trigger anautomatic 

������������� increase in the consideration offered depending uponthe consideration 

������������� offered by others will not be considered; and 

������������� * It is not anticipated that Bidders will be allowedto change their 

������������� final offer, so Bidders are advised that binding bidsshould reflect the 

������������� Bidder's best offer. 

������������� IV. Submission of Binding Bids 

������������� Final binding bids should be submitted in sealedenvelopes so as to reach 

������������� the following no later than 5:00 p.m. (Tblisi,Georgia Time) and 1:00 PM 

������������� (Greenwich Mean Time), August 20, 1999: 

������������� Send to: With copy to: 

������������� Mr. Mikheil Ukleba Minister Ministry of StateProperty Management 64, 

������������� Chavchavadze Avenue 380062 Tbilisi Georgia Tel: +995(32) 294 875 Mr. 

������������� Jason Schaeffer Merrill Lynch International RopemakerPlace 25 Ropemaker 

������������� Street London EC2Y 9LY United Kingdom Tel: +44 (171)867 2320 

������������� The Tender Commission will officially open theBinding Bids for the 

������������� competitive direct sale and the tender process onTuesday, August 24, 1999. 

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������������� 7. Evaluation of Binding Bids 

������������� I. Process 

������������� The processunder the law which will be used for the Generation Asset(s) 

������������� privatisation is a 25 year Management Contract forthe hydro power plants, 

������������� and either a sale of 75% of the shares or a 25 yearManagement Contract for 

������������� 75% of the shares of Tbilsresi and Tetsi JSCs. TheMoSPM, with the 

������������� assistance of Merrill Lynch, will evaluate thebinding bids as soon as 

������������� practicable after the bid deadline. The MoSPMreserves the right without 

������������� further notice to discuss with any Bidder the termsof any binding bid, to 

������������� negotiate with one or more Bidders with respect tothe privatisation of any 

������������� of the Generation Asset(s) and to amend or to modifythese rules and 

������������� procedures. In no event will the MoSPM or MerrillLynch have any obligation 

������������� to notify any Bidder and/or to reopen theirrespective bids as a result. The 

������������� MoSPM's interpretation of the rules and proceduresestablished herein shall 

������������� be final and binding on all parties submittingbinding bids. 

������������� Once the MoSPM selects the successful binding bid(based on the selection 

������������� criteria set out below), it will notify the Bidderthat submitted such bid, 

������������� and seek to enter into a definitive 25 yearManagement Contract for the 

������������� hydro power station(s), and either a sale of 75% ofthe shares or a 25 year 

������������� Management Contract for 75% of the shares forTbilsresi and Tetsi JSCs. The 

������������� Government and Merrill Lynch will make a publicannouncement of the 

������������� transactions no more than ten working days after thefinal bids are 

������������� received. Any delay in either signing or closing thetransaction may result 

������������� in the MoSPM choosing an alternative binding bid. 

������������� A binding bid will be accepted only when a definitiveManagement Contract 

������������� for the hydros and either a Sale and PurchaseAgreement or Management 

������������� Contract in the case of Tbilsresi and Tetsi have beenexecuted and delivered 

������������� to the MoSPM. Until such time, the MoSPM shall nothave any obligation to 

������������� the Bidder and following such time the MoSPM's onlyobligations will be 

������������� those set forth in the definitive ManagementContract(s) and/or 

������������� Agreement(s). 

������������� II. Selection Criteria 

������������� The successful Bidder will be selected using the bidevaluation criteria set 

������������� out below and on the basis of an objective comparisonof the bids received. 

������������� The main selection criteria (which are expected tocarry approximately equal 

������������� weighting) will be: 

������������� * The Financial Offer expressed in the ManagementContract(s) and/or 

������������� Agreement(s) for the Generation Asset(s); 

������������� * The investment commitments (indicating amount in USDollars and year 

������������� by year timing including for the first five years); 

������������� * Electricity tariff required by the Bidder; and 

������������� * The extent to which the Management Contract(s)and/or the 

������������� Agreement(s) have been amended. 

������������� The other bid evaluation criteria, in no particularorder of importance, 

������������� will include: 

������������� * The commitment to transform such GenerationAsset(s) and the 

������������� electricity sector in Georgia into a world-classoperation through 

������������� technology transfer, human resource training andskills development; 

������������� * It is recommended that if Bidders choose to form aconsortium, such 

������������� consortium is implemented as soon as possible inorder to assist the MoSPM 

������������� in assessing the working relationship between theconsortium members; and 

������������� 7. Evaluation of Binding Bids 

������������� * The commitment to use local skills whileimplementing rehabilitation 

�������������and modernisation ofthe Generation Asset(s). 

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������������� 8. Contact Details 

������������� Bidders should, under no circumstances, make anyseparate contact with the 

������������� Government, the MoSPM, other Ministries, management,employees or the 

������������� Georgian National Energy Regulatory Commission("GNERC") officials. All 

������������� queries should be exclusively directed to thefollowing Merrill Lynch 

������������� representatives in London: 

������������� Merrill Lynch International, Ropemaker Place, 25Ropemaker Street, London 

������������� EC2Y 9LY, United Kingdom 

������������� Paul A. Pittman Andrew Shrager Jan Pravda Jason M.Schaeffer 

������������� Director Power Consultant Associate Analyst 

����� ��������* +44-171-867-2797 * + 44-171-867-4195 * + 44-171-573-1653 * + 

������������� 44-171-867-2320 

������������� * + 44-171-892-8622 * + 44-171-573-0051 * +44-171-867-4454 * + 

������������ ���������������� �44-171-892-8622

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Lead #3

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CONTACT: 

���������� 6B. MR. VLADIMIRAKSYONOVSKIKH 

���������� DIRECTOR 

���������� 6C. FOODTRADING COMPANY 'NASHY PRODUKTY' 

���������� 9, UL.KARLA LIBKHEKHTA 

���������� 620219YEKATERINBURG 

���������� RUSSIANFEDERATION 

���������� 7. PHONE:7 (3432) 51-52-73 

���������� 8. FAX: 7(3432) 51-44-59 

���������� 9. 101 

���������� 10. MEATPROCESSING LINE 

���������� 11.COMMENTS: PRODUCT DATA 

���������� 12.DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: 

���������� NEW ORUSED MEAT PROCESSING LINE FOR PROCESSING 

���������� POULTRY, BEEF,AND PORK WITH A CAPACITY OF ONE 

���������� TON PERDAY 

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���������� D.QUANTITY: ONE SET 

���������� E.EXPECTED U.S. DOLLAR VALUE: N/A 

���������� F.PURCHASE NEEDED BY: SEPTEMBER 1999 

���������� G.ENDQUSER: 'NASHY PRODUKTY' 

���������� H. OTHER INFORMATION:N/A 

���������� PAYMENTTERMS: ANY, BASED ON SUPPLIER'S 

���������� PREFERENCE

���������� I. SERVICECONTACT NEEDED: N/A 

���������� J.SHIPPING TERMS: CIF YEKATERINBURG 

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���������� RESPONSEDATA: 

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���������� A.RESPONSE LANGUAGE: ENGLISH 

���������� B. BESTWAY TO RESPOND: FAX, E-MAIL 

���������� C. DIRECTMANUFACTURER ONLY: N 

���������� D.INFORMATION DESIRED FROM U.S. FIRM: 

���������� PRODUCTSPECIFICATIONS (CATALOGS), PRICE LISTS 

���������� F. TERMSOF DELIVERY: N/A 

���������� G. PRIMARYBUYING FACTOR: PRICE, QUALITY 

���������� H. OTHERINFORMATION: N/A 

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���������� COMPANYDATA: 

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���������� A. TYPE OFBUSINESS: WHOLESALE TRADE OF FOODSTUFFS 

���������� B. YEARESTABLISHED: 1998 

���������� C. NUMBEROF EMPLOYEES: 7 

���������� D. ANNUALSALES: OVER USD 500,000 

���������� E. MEMBEROF BUSINESS CHAMBER: NONE 

���������� F. BANKNAME AND ADDRESS: 

����������'URALPROMSTROYBANK' 

���������� 6, UL.MARSHALA ZHUKOVA 

���������� 620077YEKATERINBURG 

���������� RUSSIANFEDERATION 

�� ��������G. U.S. FIRMS REPRESENTED: NONE 

���������� OTHERINFORMATION: THE 'NASHY PRODUKTY' COMPANY, A 

���������� LOCAL FOODDISTRIBUTOR, PLANS TO EXPAND ITS ACTIVITIES 

���������� TO INCLUDESTEAK PRODUCTION. THE COMPANY'S MANAGEMENT 

���������� BELIEVESTHAT LOCAL DEMAND FOR STEAKS AND OTHER CUTS 

���������� OF MEAT ISSIGNIFICANT. 'NASHY PRODUKTY' SEEKS TO 

���������� PURCHASENEW OR USED MEET PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FROM A 

���������� U.S. FIRM.

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������������� TheState Agency for Foreign Investment at the President of Turkmenistan announcesan open

�������������investment tender for common stock majority shareholdings of the openJoint-Stock Company

������������� *LebapEt Onumleri*. 

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������������� JSC*Lebap Et Onumleri* is located in Lebap velayat. Lebap velayat is a region withdeveloped

�������������agriculture. There are a lot of daikhan associations that producelivestock. Lebap velayat is also

������������� rich inmineral resources and is a promising location for processing and extractingindustries.

������������� Theregion experiences a need for quality foodstuffs to be produced domestically. 

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������������� OpenJoint-Stock Company *Lebap Et Onumleri* is located in Chardjew. Its mainactivity is

������������� cattleand sheep slaughter and sausage production. 

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������������� Theprice of the common stock majority shareholdings (80%) is 972 million Manat. 

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������������� Thepurpose of the investment tender is to attract investments into thereconstruction and

������������� modernizationof the plant. After the payment of 10% of the price a tender winner is to enterinto

������������� theagreement and is granted a deferred payment schedule for 4 years. 

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������������� Thevenue is The State Agency for Foreign Investment at the President ofTurkmenistan on

������������� AzadiStreet 53. The date is August 7, 1999 at 10 a.m. 

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������������� Anyindividuals and legal entities of non-state sector of Turkmenistan and foreignindividuals and

������������� legalentities who submit their applications in a timely matter, meet the tenderrequirements, and

������������� make asecurity deposit (bank guarantee) are eligible to take part in the tender. Thesecurity

������������� depositis to be made in the amount of 97.2 million Manat cash or bank guarantee. Theamount

������������� ofspecial fee is 300,000 Manat. 

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������������� Thesecurity deposit and fee should be made to account No. 572101 with the CentralBank of

�������������Turkmenistan, code 390101000, tax code 101161009451 ( with indication ofthe recipient

�������������--Center for Corporatization and Privatization at SAFI). 

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������������� Theapplications should be submitted at the following address: Ashgabat, AzadiStreet 53,

�������������Privatization Center at the State Agency for Foreign Investment at thePresident of

�������������Turkmenistan. The deadline is 48 hours before the time of the tender. 

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������������� Toobtain any additional information please call (993 12) 39 77 34; (993 12) 39 6207; (993 12)

�������� �����39 05 58; (993 12) 35 10 60; (993 12) 3504 16 (fax).

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SUBJECT: INTERNATIONAL MARKET INSIGHT (IMI): PROCUREMENT 

�������������OPPORTUNITIES, JUNE (SUPPLEMENT) 1999, UKRAINE - CHERNOBYL 

������������� NUCLEARPLANT UNIT 4 SHELTER IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 

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�������������SUMMARY: THIS CABLE ANNOUNCES A TENDER FOR AN APPROVED EBRD 

������������� FUNDEDPUBLIC SECTOR AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT IN 

������������� UKRAINE- CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR PLANT UNIT 4 SHELTER 

�������������IMPLEMENTATION PLAN - INVITATION FOR TENDERS. END SUMMARY. 

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�������������INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT U.S. & FOREIGN COMMERCIAL SERVICE AND 

������������� U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 1999. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED OUTSIDE 

������������� OF THEUNITED STATES. 

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������������� NOTE:COMPLETE CONTACT INFORMATION PROVIDED AT END OF REPORT. 

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������������� POST OFORIGIN: EUROPEAN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND 

�������������DEVELOPMENT (EBRD) 

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�������������COUNTRY: UNITED KINGDOM 

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������������� AUTHOR:GENE R. HARRIS, SENIOR COMMERCIAL OFFICER 

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��� ����������UKRAINE 

�������������CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR PLANT UNIT 4 

������������� SHELTERIMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SIP) 

�������������INVITATION FOR TENDERS 

������������� FOR THEPROVISIONS OF A 

������������� MODELOF AN ARRANGEMENT OF FUEL CONTAINING MATERIAL (FCM) 

������������� REQUESTFOR PROPOSAL (RFP) NO.:SIP05-5-003 

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������������� THISINVITATION FOR TENDERS FOLLOWS THE GENERAL PROCUREMENT 

������������� NOTICEFOR THIS PROJECT WHICH WAS PUBLISHED IN PROCUREMENT 

������������� OPPORTUNITIES,IN MARCH 1999. 

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�������������NATIONAL NUCLEAR ENERGY GENERATION COMPANY ENERGOATOM OF 

�������������MINISTRY OF ENERGY OF UKRAINE, HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS THE 

�������������PURCHASER, INTENDS USING PART OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE GRANT OF 

������������� THECHERNOBYL SHELTER FUND UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE 

�������������EUROPEAN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT (THE BANK), 

������������� TOWARDSTHE COST OF SUPPLY OF A PHYSICAL SCALE MODEL OF THE 

������������� SHELTERCOUPLED WITH SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE TO GENERATE A 3D 

�������������DATABASE FOR GEOMETRICAL AND PHYSICAL PARAMETERS OF THE 

�������������SHELTER. 

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������������� THEPURCHASER NOW INVITES SEALED TENDERS FROM SUPPLIERS FOR 

������������� THEFOLLOWING CONTRACT TO BE FUNDED FROM PART OF THE PROCEEDS 

������������� OF THECHERNOBYL SHELTER FUND: 

������������� LOTDESCRIPTION 

������������� 1.PHYSICAL SCALE MODEL OF THE SHELTER AND TOOLS TO GENERATE A 

������������� 3DCOMPUTER DATABASE FOR MODEL CALCULATIONS AND FOR A SCALE 

������������� MODELOF THE CHNPP UNIT 4 SHELTER 

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������������� TENDERSARE INVITED TO TENDER FOR THE ONE LOT. 

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�������������TENDERING FOR CONTRACT TO BE FINANCED WITH THE PROCEEDS OF A 

������������� GRANTOPEN TO ELIGIBLE FIRMS UNDER THE CHERNOBYL SHELTER 

������������� FUND*.ONLY PARTIES THAT HAVE PURCHASED THE TENDER DOCUMENTS 

������������� WILL BECONSIDERED ELIGIBLE TO SUBMIT A TENDER. 

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�������������COMMENCING 7 JULY 1999, TENDER DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED IN 

������������� PERSONFROM THE OFFICE AT THE ADDRESS BELOW UPON PAYMENT OF A 

�������������NON-REFUNDABLE FEE OF US$250 OR EQUIVALENT IN UKRAINE HRYVNIA. 

������������� IFREQUESTED, THE DOCUMENTS WILL BE PROMPTLY DISPATCHED BY 

������������� COURIER,BUT NO LIABILITY CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR LOSS OR LATE 

�������������DELIVERY. 

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������������� PAYMENTBY BANK TRANSFER SHALL BE MADE TO THE BANK ADDRESS AS 

������������� STATEDBELOW AND SHALL BE CONFIRMED BY SUBMITTING A BANK 

������������� RECEIPTOF PAYMENT TO THE PURCHASER. 

������������� BANKINGDETAILS FOR PAYMENT IN A CONVERTIBLE CURRENCY: 

�������������BENEFICIARY :JEFFERY M. DEAL 

�������������FINANCIAL MANAGER 

������������� PROJECTMANAGEMENT UNIT (PMU) 

�������������BENEFICIARY ACCOUNT 26208501325460/840 

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�������������INTERMEDIATARY BANK: BANK OF NEW YORK 

�������������ACCOUNT:890-0060-077 

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�������������PROMINVESTBANK OF KIEV: 39017912321206 

�������������SLAVUTYCH BRANCH :39010902321154 

������������� BANKINGDETAILS FOR PAYMENT OF EQUIVALENT IN UKRAINE 

�������������CONVERTIBLE HRYVNIA: 

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�������������BENEFICIARYJEFFERY M. DEAL 

�������������FINANCIAL MANAGER 

������������� PROJECTMANAGEMENT UNIT (PMU) 

�������������BENEFICIARY ACCOUNT A-3850 

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�������������BENEFICIARY ACCOUNT QA-3850 

�������������PROMINVESTBANK OF SLAVUTYCH: MFO 321154; CODE 09321154 

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������������� IFREQUESTED, THE DOCUMENTS WILL BE PROMPTLY DISPATCHED BY 

�������������COURIER, BUT NO LIABILITY CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR LOSS OR LATE 

������������� DELIVERY.

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������������� ALLTENDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A TENDER SECURITY IN AN 

������������� AMOUNTAS INDICATED IN TABLE ONE BELOW IN US$ OR THE 

�������������EQUIVALENT IN A CONVERTIBLE CURRENCY OR EQUIVALENT IN UKRAINE 

�������������HRYVNIA. 

������������� LOT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT IN US$ 

������������� 2.PHYSICAL SCALE MODEL OF THE SHELTER AND TOOLS TO GENERATE A 

������������� 3DCOMPUTER DATABASE FOR MODEL CALCULATIONS AND FOR A SCALE 

������������� MODELOF THE CHNPP UNIT 4 SHELTER. US$15,000 

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������������� TENDERSMUST BE DELIVERED TO THE OFFICE AT THE ADDRESS BELOW 

������������� ON ORBEFORE 14 HRS. (LOCAL TIME) ON THE 31ST AUGUST 1999, AT 

������������� WHICHTIME THEY WILL BE OPENED IN THE PRESENCE OF THOSE 

�������������TENDERERS' REPRESENTATIVES WHO CHOOSE TO ATTEND. 

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������������� AREGISTER OF POTENTIAL TENDERERS WHO HAVE PURCHASED THE 

������������� TENDERDOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTED AT THE ADDRESS BELOW. 

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�������������PROSPECTIVE TENDERERS MAY OBTAIN FURTHER INFORMATION FROM, AND 

������������� INSPECTAND ACQUIRE THE TENDER DOCUMENTS AT, THE FOLLOWING 

������������� OFFICE:

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������������� PAULEMCH 

�������������PROCUREMENT MANAGER 

������������� PROJECTMANAGEMENT UNIT (PMU) 

������������� ROOMNO. 114 

������������� 7/1, 77GVARDEYSKAYA DIVIZIYA STREET 

�������������SLAVUTYCH, KIEV REGION, 

������������� 255190,UKRAINE 

������������� PHONE :380-44-792-8603 

������������� FAX:380-44-792-8838 

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�������������------------------------------------------------------------- 

� ������������NOTE: SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION FOREUROPEAN BANK FOR 

�������������RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT BANK (EBRD) PROCUREMENT 

�������������OPPORTUNITIES AND AN UPDATED LIST OF EBRD PUBLICATIONS (AND 

������������� ORDERINFORMATION) MAY BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING THE 

�������������FOLLOWING: EBRD SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT, 82-84 PECKHAM RYE, 

������������� LONDONSE15 4HB UNITED KINGDOM, TEL: 44 171 639 0333, FAX: 44 

������������� 171 3589568. EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected].

������������� (EBRDWEBSITE: HTTP://WWW.EBRD.COM) 

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������������� FORADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE EBRD AND PROJECT 

�������������OPPORTUNITIES, READERS ARE REFERRED TO THE FOLLOWING SOURCES: 

������������� THEU.S. NATIONAL TRADE DATA BANK (NTDB), (NTDB WEBSITE: 

������������� HTTP://STAT-USA.DOC.GOV) 

������������� TEL:+(202) 482-1986; THE ELECTRONIC BULLETIN BOARD (EBB) 

������������� OPERATEDBY THE US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 

������������� TEL:+(202) 482-1986; THE EASTERN EUROPE BUSINESS INFORMATION 

������������� CENTER,(EEBIC), (EEBIC WEBSITE: 

������������� HTTP://WWW.MAC.DOC.GOV/EEBIC/CEEBIC.HTML)TEL: +(202) 482- 

������������� 2645, 

������������� FAX:+(202) 482-4473, AND THE BUSINESS INFORMATION SERVICE FOR 

������������� THENEWLY INDEPENDENT STATES, (BISNIS), (BISNIS WEBSITE: 

������������� HTTP://WWW.MAC.DOC.GOV/BISNIS) 

������������� TEL:+(202) 482-4655, FAX: +(202) 482-2293. FOR INFORMATION 

������������� ONOTHER MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANK FUNDED PROJECTS, 

������������� CONTACTTHE MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OFFICE, US 

�������������DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WASHINGTON, D.C. TEL: +(202) 482 3399. 

������������� FORGENERAL TRADE INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-USA-TRADE. 

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������������� EBRDCONTACT IS GENE R. HARRIS, SENIOR COMMERCIAL OFFICER, 

������������� OFFICEOF THE U.S. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EBRD, ONE EXCHANGE 

������������� SQUARE,LONDON, EC2A 2EH, UNITED KINGDOM. 

������������� TEL:44-171-588-4027/28 OR 338-7490, FAX: 44-171-588-4026 OR 

�������������338-6487. EMAIL: [email protected].

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6A. CONTACT: 

6B. MR. STEPAN LEBEDEV - PROJECT MANAGER 

6C. NATIONAL BANK OF UZBEKISTAN 

101, AMIR TIMUR STREET, 

TASHKENT, 700084 UZBEKISTAN 

7. PHONE:[998](71)137-62-74/75/73 

8. FAX: [998](712)34-04-53 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

9. 103 

10. POULTRY PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT 

EGGS PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT 

TECHNOLOGY FOR FODDER PRODUCTION 

11. COMMENTS: 

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PRODUCT DATA 

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A. DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: EQUIPMENT FOR CONDUCTING AFULL 

CYCLE OF PRODUCTION OF POULTRY, EGGS AND FODDER. 

B. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS/TECHNICAL DATA: POULTRY PRODUCTION

EQUIPMENT WITH THE CAPACITY OF PRODUCTION OF 10,000 TONS OFPOULTRY 

AND 300 MILLION EGGS ANNUALLY. 

C. QUANTITY: 2 LINES 

D. DOLLAR VALUE: N/A 

E. PURCHASE NEEDED BY: SEPTEMBER 1999 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: N/A 

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RESPONSE DATA 

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A. RESPONSE LANGUAGE: ENGLISH 

B. BEST WAY TO RESPOND: EXPRESS MAIL COURIER OR FAX 

C. FROM MANUFACTURERS ONLY: N 

D. INFORMATION DESIRED FROM U.S. FIRM: CATALOGS, PRICELISTS. 

E. PRIMARY BUYING FACTOR: PRICE, QUALITY AND SERVICE 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: INFORMATION SHOULD BE SENT IMMEDIATELYAND IN 

AN EXPEDIENT MANNER. 

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COMPANY DATA 

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A. TYPE OF BUSINESS: NATIONAL BANK OF FOREIGN ECONOMICACTIVITY OF 

THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN 

B. YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1991 

C. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: N/A 

D. ANNUAL SALES: N/A 

E. MEMBER OF BUSINESS CHAMBER: NO 

F. BANK NAME AND ADDRESS: N/A 

G. U.S. FIRMS REPRESENTED: N/A 

H. OTHER INFORMATION: THE NATIONAL BANK OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC 

ACTIVITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN (NBU) IS THE LARGESTBANK IN 

UZBEKISTAN THAT IS INVOLVED WITH A LARGE RANGE OFFINANCIAL-BANKING 

ACTIVITY. THE NATIONAL BANK ALLOCATES CREDITS TO LOCAL ENTERPRIESES

FOR PURCHASING PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY. 

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POST REMARKS: TO ENSURE THAT THE NATIONAL DRUG CONTROLCOMMITTEE 

RECEIVES YOUR REPLY AND TO ADVISE YOU OF FUTURE TRADE LEADS,PLEASE 

SEND A COPY OF YOUR RESPONSE TO: 

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MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR - BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE 

COMMERCIAL SECTION 

C/O AMERICAN EMBASSY TASHKENT 

DEPT. OF STATE 

WASHINGTON, DC 20521-7110 

PHONE:[998](71)120-67-05 

FAX:[998](71)120-66-92 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

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THIS TRADE LEAD IS COPYRIGHTED AND IS INTENDED TO ASSISTU.S. 

COMPANIES. COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING THIS TRADELEAD ARE 

ASKED NOT TO RE-DISSEMINATE IT OR POST IT ON INTERNET SITESTHAT MAY 

BE ACCESSED BY FOREIGN COMPETITORS. 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
FOR OTHER TRADE LEADS AND INFORMATION ABOUT DOING BUSINESSIN 

UZBEKISTAN, LOG ONTO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SBISNIS 

WEBSITE AT WWW.MAC.DOC.GOV/BISNIS.

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PREPARED BY: MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR -- BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE

******************************************************8

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6A. CONTACT: 

6B. MR.MUZAFAR KHALMIRZAEV- PROJECT MANAGER 

6C. NATIONAL BANK OF UZBEKISTAN 

101, AMIR TIMUR STREET, 

TASHKENT, 700084 UZBEKISTAN 

7. PHONE:[998](71)137-62-74/75/73 

8. FAX: [998](712)34-04-53 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

9. 103 

10. CANNED FISH PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT 

FISH FAT PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT 

FISH FLOUR PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT 

11. COMMENTS: 

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PRODUCT DATA 

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A. DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: CANNED FISH PRODUCTIONEQUIPMENT, 

FISH FAT PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT, FISH FLOUR PRODUCTIONEQUIPMENT. 

B. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS/TECHNICAL DATA: EQUIPMENT SPRODUCTION 

CAPACITY: 4 MILLION CANS ANNUALLY (250 GM EACH), 160 TONS OFFISH FAT 

AND 160 TONS OF FISH FLOUR ANNUALLY. 

C. QUANTITY: 1 LINE 

D. DOLLAR VALUE: 3 MILLION - 4 MILLION EVRO 

E. PURCHASE NEEDED BY: END OF 1999 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: 15 % PREPAYMENT AND 85% BY THE LETTEROF CREDIT 

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RESPONSE DATA 

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A. RESPONSE LANGUAGE: ENGLISH 

B. BEST WAY TO RESPOND: EXPRESS MAIL COURIER OR FAX 

C. FROM MANUFACTURERS ONLY: N 

D. INFORMATION DESIRED FROM U.S. FIRM: CATALOGS, PRICELISTS. 

E. PRIMARY BUYING FACTOR: PRICE, QUALITY AND SERVICE 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: INFORMATION SHOULD BE SENT IMMEDIATELYAND IN 

AN EXPEDIENT MANNER. 

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COMPANY DATA 

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A. TYPE OF BUSINESS: NATIONAL BANK OF FOREIGN ECONOMICACTIVITY OF 

THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN 

B. YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1991 

C. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: N/A 

D. ANNUAL SALES: N/A 

E. MEMBER OF BUSINESS CHAMBER: NO 

F. BANK NAME AND ADDRESS: N/A 

G. U.S. FIRMS REPRESENTED: N/A 

H. OTHER INFORMATION: THE NATIONAL BANK OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC 

ACTIVITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN (NBU) IS THE LARGESTBANK IN 

UZBEKISTAN THAT IS INVOLVED WITH A LARGE RANGE OF FINANCIAL-BANKING

ACTIVITY. THE NATIONAL BANK ALLOCATES CREDITS TO LOCALENTERPRISES 

FOR PURCHASING PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY. 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
POST REMARKS: TO ENSURE THAT THE NATIONAL DRUG CONTROLCOMMITTEE 

RECEIVES YOUR REPLY AND TO ADVISE YOU OF FUTURE TRADE LEADS,PLEASE 

SEND A COPY OF YOUR RESPONSE TO: 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR - BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE 

COMMERCIAL SECTION 

C/O AMERICAN EMBASSY TASHKENT 

DEPT. OF STATE 

WASHINGTON, DC 20521-7110 

PHONE:[998](71)120-67-05 

FAX:[998](71)120-66-92 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
THIS TRADE LEAD IS COPYRIGHTED AND IS INTENDED TO ASSISTU.S. 

COMPANIES. COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING THIS TRADELEAD ARE 

ASKED NOT TO RE-DISSEMINATE IT OR POST IT ON INTERNET SITESTHAT MAY 

BE ACCESSED BY FOREIGN COMPETITORS. 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
FOR OTHER TRADE LEADS AND INFORMATION ABOUT DOING BUSINESSIN 

UZBEKISTAN, LOG ONTO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SBISNIS 

WEBSITE AT WWW.MAC.DOC.GOV/BISNIS.

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PREPARED BY: MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR -- BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE

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6A. CONTACT: 

6B. MR.SHUKHRAT ISMOILOV- PROJECT MANAGER 

6C. NATIONAL BANK OF UZBEKISTAN 

101, AMIR TIMUR STREET, 

TASHKENT, 700084 UZBEKISTAN 

7. PHONE:[998](71)137-62-74/75/73 

8. FAX: [998](712)34-04-53 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

9. 103 

10. THERMOCASTING EQUIPMENT FOR PRODUCTION OF POLYMERDISHWEAR 

11. COMMENTS: N/A 

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PRODUCT DATA 

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A. DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: THERMOCASTING EQUIPMENT FOR

PRODUCTION OF POLYMER DISHWEAR 

B. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS/TECHNICAL DATA: CASTING-CUTTING 

INSTRUMENT WITH THE CAPACITY TO PRODUCE 60 THOUSAND ITEMSPER AN 

HOUR; MOULDING-CASTING MACHINE WITH THE CAPACITY TO PRODUCE160 

MILLION ITEMS ANNUALLY. 

C. QUANTITY: 1 

D. DOLLAR VALUE: USD 2,5 MILLION 

E. PURCHASE NEEDED BY: END OF 1999 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: 15 % PREPAYMENT AND 85% BY THE LETTEROF CREDIT; 

TEMRS OF DELIVERY - CIP TASHKENT 

RESPONSE DATA 

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A. RESPONSE LANGUAGE: ENGLISH 

B. BEST WAY TO RESPOND: EXPRESS MAIL COURIER OR FAX 

C. FROM MANUFACTURERS ONLY: N 

D. INFORMATION DESIRED FROM U.S. FIRM: CATALOGS, PRICELISTS. 

E. PRIMARY BUYING FACTOR: PRICE, QUALITY AND SERVICE 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: INFORMATION SHOULD BE SENT IMMEDIATELYAND IN 

AN EXPEDIENT MANNER. 

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COMPANY DATA 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
A. TYPE OF BUSINESS: NATIONAL BANK OF FOREIGN ECONOMICACTIVITY OF 

THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN 

B. YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1991 

C. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: N/A 

D. ANNUAL SALES: N/A 

E. MEMBER OF BUSINESS CHAMBER: NO 

F. BANK NAME AND ADDRESS: N/A 

G. U.S. FIRMS REPRESENTED: N/A 

H. OTHER INFORMATION: THE NATIONAL BANK OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC 

ACTIVITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN (NBU) IS THE LARGESTBANK IN 

UZBEKISTAN THAT IS INVOLVED WITH A LARGE RANGE OFFINANCIAL-BANKING 

ACTIVITY. THE NATIONAL BANK ALLOCATES CREDITS TO LOCALENTERPRISES 

FOR PURCHASING PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY. 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
POST REMARKS: TO ENSURE THAT THE NATIONAL DRUG CONTROLCOMMITTEE 

RECEIVES YOUR REPLY AND TO ADVISE YOU OF FUTURE TRADE LEADS,PLEASE 

SEND A COPY OF YOUR RESPONSE TO: 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR - BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE 

COMMERCIAL SECTION 

C/O AMERICAN EMBASSY TASHKENT 

DEPT. OF STATE 

WASHINGTON, DC 20521-7110 

PHONE:[998](71)120-67-05 

FAX:[998](71)120-66-92 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
THIS TRADE LEAD IS COPYRIGHTED AND IS INTENDED TO ASSISTU.S. 

COMPANIES. COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING THIS TRADELEAD ARE 

ASKED NOT TO RE-DISSEMINATE IT OR POST IT ON INTERNET SITESTHAT MAY 

BE ACCESSED BY FOREIGN COMPETITORS. 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
FOR OTHER TRADE LEADS AND INFORMATION ABOUT DOING BUSINESSIN 

UZBEKISTAN, LOG ONTO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SBISNIS 

WEBSITE AT WWW.MAC.DOC.GOV/BISNIS.

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PREPARED BY: MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR -- BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE

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6A. CONTACT: 

6B. MR.KIRILL GROM - DIRECTOR GENERAL 

MRS. ADELYA BURNASHEVA 

6C. PRIVATE COMPANY KLONDAYK 

12, TAROBI STREET, YAKKASAROY DISTRICT 

TASHKENT, UZBEKISTAN 700090 

7. PHONE:[998](712)54-79-02, 55-78-29 

8. FAX: [998](712)55-78-29, 54-54-95 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

[email protected]

9. 103 

10. EQUIPMENT FOR PRODUCTION OF BABY DYPERS 

EQUIPMENT FOR MEDICAL BANDAGES 

11. COMMENTS: N/A 

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PRODUCT DATA 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
A. DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: EQUIPMENT FOR PRODUCTION OFBABY 

DYPERS; EQUIPMENT FOR MEDICAL BANDAGES 

B. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS/TECHNICAL DATA: N/A 

C. QUANTITY: 1 

D. DOLLAR VALUE: N/A 

E. PURCHASE NEEDED BY: SEPTEMBER 1999 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: PAYMENT TERMS: LETTER OF CREDIT ORBANK 

TRANSFER; TEMRS OF DELIVERY - CIF TASHKENT 

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RESPONSE DATA 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
A. RESPONSE LANGUAGE: ENGLISH 

B. BEST WAY TO RESPOND: EXPRESS MAIL COURIER OR FAX 

C. FROM MANUFACTURERS ONLY: N 

D. INFORMATION DESIRED FROM U.S. FIRM: CATALOGS, PRICELISTS. 

E. PRIMARY BUYING FACTOR: PRICE, QUALITY AND SERVICE 

F. OTHER INFORMATION: INFORMATION SHOULD BE SENT IMMEDIATELYAND IN 

AN EXPEDIENT MANNER. 

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COMPANY DATA 

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A. TYPE OF BUSINESS: TRADING COMPANY 

B. YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1998 

C. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: 10 

D. ANNUAL SALES: N/A 

E. MEMBER OF BUSINESS CHAMBER: CHAMBER OF ENTERPRENEURS AND 

COMMODITY PRODUCERS OF UZBEKISTAN 

F. BANK NAME AND ADDRESS: ABN AMRO BANK; ADDRESS: BUSINESSCOMPLEX, 

4TH ENTRANCE, KHAMID ALIMJAN SQUARE (WEST SIDE), TASHKENT700000, 

UZBEKSITAN. 

G. U.S. FIRMS REPRESENTED: N/A 

H. OTHER INFORMATION: NEWLY ESTABLISHED PRIVATELY OWNEDCOMPANY 

KLOYDAK IS MAINLY INVOLVED WITH TRADING ACTIVITIES AND REALESTATE 

BUSINESS. THE COMPANY IS PLANNING TO SET UP PRODUCTIONOPERATIONS. 

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POST REMARKS: TO ENSURE THAT THE NATIONAL DRUG CONTROLCOMMITTEE 

RECEIVES YOUR REPLY AND TO ADVISE YOU OF FUTURE TRADE LEADS,PLEASE 

SEND A COPY OF YOUR RESPONSE TO: 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR - BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE 

COMMERCIAL SECTION 

C/O AMERICAN EMBASSY TASHKENT 

DEPT. OF STATE 

WASHINGTON, DC 20521-7110 

PHONE:[998](71)120-67-05 

FAX:[998](71)120-66-92 

E-MAIL: [email protected]

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
THIS TRADE LEAD IS COPYRIGHTED AND IS INTENDED TO ASSISTU.S. 

COMPANIES. COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING THIS TRADELEAD ARE 

ASKED NOT TO RE-DISSEMINATE IT OR POST IT ON INTERNET SITESTHAT MAY 

BE ACCESSED BY FOREIGN COMPETITORS. 

[if !supportEmptyParas]> [endif]>
FOR OTHER TRADE LEADS AND INFORMATION ABOUT DOING BUSINESSIN 

UZBEKISTAN, LOG ONTO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SBISNIS 

WEBSITE AT WWW.MAC.DOC.GOV/BISNIS.

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PREPARED BY: MS. UMIDA KHAKNAZAR -- BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE

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