UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Wins TRY 166.46 Million Contract for Türkiye's...
UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Wins TRY 166.46 Million Contract for Türkiye's Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project

03 Jul 2026

Türkiye has taken another important step toward strengthening urban resilience with the award of a TRY 166.46 million contract under the Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project. The contract has been awarded to UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Anonim Şirketi, supporting a World Bank-funded initiative aimed at enhancing the country's capacity to withstand climate change and natural disasters through resilient urban infrastructure and technical expertise.The contract was awarded on 9 February 2026 and forms part of Türkiye's long-term strategy to improve disaster preparedness and sustainable urban development.World Bank Supports Urban Resilience in TürkiyeAccording to the contract award notice, UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Anonim Şirketi secured procurement package TCDRCP-C1-CS-TECHLEGAL-03 under the Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities ProjectProject (Project ID: P173025). The award was published on 11 February 2026 and carries a total contract value of TRY 166,463,415.36.The project is financed by the World Bank and is designed to help municipalities strengthen infrastructure planning, improve disaster risk management, and enhance resilience against climate-related hazards such as floods, earthquakes, and extreme weather events.Strengthening Climate-Resilient Urban DevelopmentRapid urbanization and increasing climate risks have made resilient infrastructure a national priority for Türkiye. The Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project supports investments that improve urban planning, engineering standards, and disaster preparedness while promoting sustainable city development.The awarded contract is expected to provide technical and engineering consultancy services that contribute to project planning, legal and technical advisory support, and the successful implementation of resilience-focused infrastructure initiatives.UCER Müşavir Mühendislik Secures Strategic Consultancy RoleUCER Müşavir Mühendislik Anonim Şirketi, a leading Turkish engineering and consultancy firm, was selected through a competitive procurement process conducted in accordance with World Bank procurement regulations.The company's expertise in engineering consultancy, infrastructure planning, and project management positions it to support the delivery of complex urban resilience projects across Türkiye.Economic and Community ImpactThe Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project is expected to improve the safety and sustainability of urban communities while protecting critical infrastructure from future climate and disaster risks. Investments under the program will also support local employment, strengthen engineering capabilities, and encourage sustainable infrastructure development.The initiative aligns with Türkiye's broader objectives of enhancing climate adaptation, reducing disaster vulnerability, and building resilient cities capable of supporting long-term economic growth.Looking AheadWith the contract now awarded, UCER Müşavir Mühendislik is expected to begin delivering consultancy and technical services under the Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project. The project is anticipated to play a vital role in advancing Türkiye's resilience strategy and creating safer, more sustainable urban environments for future generations.#Turkey contract award, #Climate and Disaster Resilient Cities Project, #World Bank Türkiye, #UCER Müşavir Mühendislik, #urban resilience, #climate adaptation, #Risk management, #engineering consultancy, #infrastructure development, #awarded tenders, #procurement news Türkiye, #government contracts, #sustainable cities, #public procurement Türkiye, #World Bank-funded projects, #climate resilience, #contract award news, #tender results, #urban infrastructure

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Turkey Awards TRY 156.86 Million Contract Under Organized Industrial Zones...
Turkey Awards TRY 156.86 Million Contract Under Organized Industrial Zones Project

11 Jun 2026

Türkiye has awarded a major infrastructure contract under the Turkey Organized Industrial Zones Project (TOIZP), a World Bank-supported initiative aimed at strengthening industrial infrastructure, improving environmental sustainability, and enhancing the competitiveness of organized industrial zones across the country.The contract, valued at TRY 156.86 million, was awarded to Novel Arıtma Construction Industry and Trade Joint Stock Company on 4 March 2026. The project forms part of broader efforts to support industrial development while improving environmental and operational standards within industrial zones.Contract DetailsThe awarded contract was procured under Reference No. GDOIZ-C1-WRK-028 and is linked to Project ID P171645.Key InformationProject: Turkey Organized Industrial Zones Project (TOIZP)Project ID: P171645Contract Value: TRY 156,861,488.45Contract Date: 4 March 2026Purchaser: World Bank-financed projectSupplier: Novel Arıtma Construction Industry and Trade Joint Stock CompanyCountry: TürkiyeNotice No.: OP00431552Published Date: 10 March 2026Project OverviewThe Turkey Organized Industrial Zones Project seeks to improve the quality, sustainability, and resilience of industrial infrastructure across organized industrial zones (OIZs).The initiative supports:Industrial infrastructure developmentEnvironmental improvement projectsSustainable industrial growthResource efficiency measuresImproved utility and support servicesStrengthened competitiveness of industrial zonesEnhanced investment attractivenessThe project contributes to Türkiye’s long-term industrial modernization and economic development objectives.Scope of the ContractWhile the award notice does not provide detailed technical specifications, works contracts under organized industrial zone development projects commonly involve:Construction and rehabilitation of infrastructureWater and wastewater treatment facilitiesUtility network improvementsEnvironmental protection systemsIndustrial support infrastructureCivil engineering worksSustainable resource management facilitiesGiven the nature of the awarded company, which specializes in treatment and infrastructure solutions, the contract is likely associated with environmental and utility-related industrial infrastructure improvements.Strategic ImportanceOrganized Industrial Zones play a critical role in Türkiye’s manufacturing and export sectors. Investments in modern industrial infrastructure help create a more competitive and sustainable business environment.The project aims to:Improve industrial productivityStrengthen environmental complianceEnhance infrastructure reliabilitySupport private sector growthAttract domestic and foreign investmentPromote sustainable industrial developmentModern infrastructure is essential for supporting industrial expansion while reducing environmental impacts.Economic and Environmental ImpactThe TRY 156.86 million investment is expected to generate significant benefits for industrial operators and surrounding communities.Expected BenefitsImproved industrial infrastructure capacityEnhanced environmental performanceBetter utility and service reliabilityIncreased operational efficiencySupport for economic growth and job creationImproved sustainability of industrial activitiesEnvironmental infrastructure investments also help industries meet national and international regulatory standards.Role of the ContractorNovel Arıtma Construction Industry and Trade Joint Stock Company will be responsible for implementing the awarded works in accordance with project specifications and engineering standards.The company’s expertise in treatment systems and infrastructure development is expected to contribute to the successful delivery of the project and its environmental objectives.ConclusionThe award of the TRY 156.86 million contract under the Turkey Organized Industrial Zones Project marks another important step in strengthening Türkiye’s industrial infrastructure. By investing in modern, sustainable facilities and services, the project will support industrial competitiveness, environmental performance, and long-term economic development.As Türkiye continues to modernize its industrial zones, projects such as this will play a vital role in fostering sustainable growth and attracting future investment.#Turkey Organized Industrial Zones Project, #TOIZP, #Türkiye tenders, #World Bank contract award, #industrial infrastructure project, #Novel Arıtma, #wastewater treatment infrastructure, #organized industrial zones, #industrial development Türkiye, #government contracts Turkey, #Public procurement news, #environmental infrastructure project, #sustainable industrial growth, #awarded tenders Turkey, #World Bank funded infrastructure project, #industrial zone modernization, #industrial utilities development

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ASIL & Everest Win Major Contract for Wastewater and Stormwater Separation in...
ASIL & Everest Win Major Contract for Wastewater and Stormwater Separation in İzmir Districts

24 Nov 2025

With the awarding of a major contract under the Türkiye Earthquake, Floods, and Wildfires Emergency Reconstruction Project (P176608), Turkey has taken another important step towards bolstering its post-disaster infrastructure. With a new project centred on wastewater and stormwater system upgrades in the densely populated Konak and Karabağlar districts of İzmir, the World Bank-financed initiative continues to support long-term resilience.After a competitive procurement process using the Request for Bids (RFB) method, the contract was formally published on November 17, 2025.Everest Mining-Construction and ASIL Construction Win a Joint AwardThe contract, which has a signed value of USD 25,224,934.45, was won by the following bidders: Ankara-based ASIL Construction Industry and Trade Inc. Construction, Transportation, Industry, and Trade, Everest Mining, Ankara The contract's lengthy duration of 905 days, which reflects the complexity of subterranean engineering and urban infrastructure projects, was announced on November 3, 2025.Project Scope: Increasing Konak and Karabağlar's Urban ResilienceThe Konak and Karabağlar Districts Wastewater and Stormwater Separation Project, a fundamental part of Turkey's larger disaster-resilient reconstruction programme, includes the awarded works.Important goals include: Modernising and isolating outdated stormwater and wastewater systems lowering the risk of flooding during periods of heavy rain Improving public health and environmental conservation Enhancing the dependability of services for tens of thousands of inhabitants For İzmir, a city that has historically been vulnerable to earthquakes, seasonal floods, and climate-related extreme weather events, this infrastructure upgrade is essential.Bidding Competitively and Evaluating OffersSeveral significant Turkish construction companies expressed competitive interest in the procurement. Among the assessed bidders were: ALKE Construction Industry and Trade Inc. is worth TRY 1,283,685,196.73. The value of Aegean Asphalt Mining Construction & Transportation Inc. is TRY 1,616,734,716.83. Yuner Trade and Construction Industry, Inc. The winning consortium secured the best value for the project's technical and financial requirements by submitting an evaluated price of TRY 996,231,038.75.Relevance to Turkey's Reconstruction PlanIn the wake of Turkey's recent devastating earthquakes, floods, and wildfires, this contract represents a calculated investment in creating resilient urban systems. By updating vital drainage and sanitary systems: There is much less chance of flooding The resilience of urban infrastructure to climate change Improvements in emergency response capabilities Safer and more dependable public services benefit communities By creating jobs locally and involving top Turkish engineering companies, the project also promotes economic recovery.Final ThoughtsThe wastewater and stormwater separation project represents another significant milestone in Turkey's long-term reconstruction and resilience roadmap, with ASIL and Everest now scheduled to start the 905-day implementation phase. The result validates the ongoing cooperation between the World Bank and the Turkish government to reconstruct public infrastructure that is stronger, safer, and more sustainable.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Turkey - TurkeyTendersTurkeyTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Turkey Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Turkey at TurkeyTenders Find all Turkey government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on TurkeyTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Turkey with TurkeyTenders - The Turkey Tenders portalTurkeyTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Turkey #Turkey #Türkiye #Izmir #Konak #Karabaglar #ContractAward #TenderResults #ProcurementNews #EmergencyReconstruction #WorldBankProjects #InfrastructureDevelopment #UrbanResilience #WastewaterProject #StormwaterManagement #ASILConstruction #EverestConstruction #PublicProcurement #GovernmentContracts #RFB #DisasterRecovery #ClimateResilience

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