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Manama, Tender board: The Tender Board, the independent regulator of Bahrain Government procurement activities, today opened 54 bids related to five tenders for four purchasing authorities.
The Committee opened eight bids for the Ministry of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning (Works affairs), for Future Generation Reserve Project – Construction of Multi-storey Tower Building.
In addition, the Committee opened a tender for Ministry of Health, to Drug Tender of General Stock items, 16 bids received for this tender.
Moreover, one tender was open for the Electricity and Water Authority (Planning and Studies) for Procurement of Ductile iron pipes, Fittings and Valves, seven bids have been received for this tender.
Finally, with regard to the oil and gas sector, the Committee opened two tenders for Tatweer Petroleum, the first tender for Routine Maintenance and Mechanical Services, nine bids were received for this tender, and the second tender was for Miscellaneous Civil Maintenance Works, 14 bids were received for this tender
The tender process was attended by representatives of the bidding companies and companies participating in the tenders. In line with the Tender Board’s guidelines on competitiveness and fairness, the bids will be assessed on all relevant technical and financial criteria before being awarded to the best fit candidate. Full details of all tenders opened may be viewed on the Tender Board official website, www.tenderboard.gov.bh
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About the Tender Board:
The Tender Board is a fully independent body, established by a Royal Decree on 7 January 2003, with a clear agenda to set up a strict regulatory mechanism that would ensure fairness and equal opportunity for all. And within such a short period of time, the Tender Board has achieved remarkable success, so much so that it now serves an international role model. A key achievement of the Tender Board has been the establishment of the highest standard of fairness in Government performance in terms of transparency and impartiality.
Through hard and constructive work, the Tender Board has extended bridges of cooperation between itself and public sector purchasing authorities on the one hand, and local and international contractors and suppliers, on the other hand. The Tender Board’s achievements over the past three years have earned it a reputation for transparency, integrity, fairness, competitiveness and equal opportunity. This has undoubtedly played a major role in boosting investors’ confidence in the nation’s economy, and enhancing the prestigious status of the Kingdom of Bahrain, both regionally and internationally.
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