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Uzbekistan signs contract with Turkish company for technical supervision of Verkhniy Pskem HPP construction
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Uzbekistan signs contract with Turkish company for technical supervision of Verkhniy Pskem HPP construction

The state company Uzbekhydroenergo JSC signed an agreement with the Turkish firm Dolsar Engineering Inc. Co. to provide engineering support during the construction of the Verkhniy Pskem Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP). According to a statement from the Uzbekhydroenergo press service, this contract covers project management and technical supervision of construction works.

The agreement was signed between LLC 'Client Service for Hydroconstruction,' which is part of Uzbekhydroenergo, and Dolsar Engineering, the tender winner. The signing ceremony took place as part of the hydroelectric power plant construction project.

Engaging an international engineering company aims to implement modern technical approaches and bring in international experience to the project. The contract includes Project Management Consultancy (PMC) services, which cover both project management and technical supervision.

The cooperation also involves applying modern management mechanisms and solutions to ensure compliance with established requirements throughout the entire construction process.

It is planned that the Verkhniy Pskem HPP will be built on the Pskem River. This project is part of initiatives aimed at developing Uzbekistan's energy infrastructure and utilizing its hydropower potential.

The station's construction is stipulated by Presidential Decree No. PP-163 dated May 1, 2026, 'On urgent measures for the further development of the hydropower sector.' The engineering support must ensure construction planning, quality control, adherence to technical safety requirements, and completion of work within the established deadlines.

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