Tenders Are Invited For Pruning Eucalyptus Trees On Fayez Mansour Street In Tartous And Selling The Resultin ... in Syria

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Tenders are invited for Pruning Eucalyptus Trees on Fayez Mansour Street in Tartous and Selling the Resulting Firewood. announces a second public auction for pruning eucalyptus trees on Fayez Mansour Street in Tartous and selling the resulting firewood. The auction will be conducted according to the provisions of the Unified Contracts System, the General Terms and Conditions, and the Legal, Technical, and Financial Terms and Conditions specific to the auction . The execution period is 30 days, starting from the date of handover of the work site. The provisional deposit is 70,000 Syrian Pounds (new currency only). The final deposit is 10% of the winning bid. The bidders offer is valid for 30 days, starting from the day following the auction date. The winning bidders offer is valid for 60 days, starting from the day following notification of the auction date . The auction will be held on Sunday, February 8th. On 11:00 AM in the meeting hall of the Tartous City Council, an auction will be held for the total amount of firewood, estimated at 150 tons, payable to the administration. Those wishing to participate in the auction must submit the necessary supporting documents as specified in the terms and conditions by the auction date. They should also visit the Contracts Department at the Tartous City Council to obtain a copy of the legal and financial terms and conditions for the auction and pay the required fee of 2,000 Syrian Pounds (SYP). Note: The work is based on the estimated quantity of firewood of 150 tons. If the quantity obtained from pruning falls below this amount, the administration will assign the contractor to prune eucalyptus trees in different locations within the Tartous city plan until the estimated quantity is reached. [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : elan.gov.sy

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