Addu City Council Seeks Bidders for Meedhoo Children's Park Project

The Addu City Council has officially announced a call for bids to develop a children’s park on Meedhoo island. This project, which will be financed by the contractor, is exclusively open to registered businesses within the Maldives, offering a unique opportunity for local enterprises to contribute to community development.
Bid Registration Details
According to the notice published in the government gazette, interested and eligible bidders must register with the Procurement Unit by emailing their bid documents. The documents should include the company or business name and a contact telephone number. The registration period will open at 10:00 a.m. on June 9th and close at 2:00 p.m. on June 13th. Bidders who register within this timeframe will receive an information sheet and bid form in softcopy format.
Information and Inquiries
For additional details or queries regarding the project, the council advises contacting the Procurement Unit between 10:00 a.m. on June 9th and 2:00 p.m. on June 24th. Responses to any inquiries will be shared with all registered bidders by June 27th, ensuring a transparent process.
An information session is scheduled for June 24th at 10:00 a.m. at the Addu City Council Secretariat. This session aims to provide comprehensive details about the project and address any questions from potential bidders.
Bid Submission Requirements
To participate in the bidding process, bidders must submit a bid security of MVR 9,500 or an equivalent amount in US Dollars. This security must be valid for 120 days from the bid opening date, ensuring that all submissions are serious and viable.
The deadline for bid submissions is 10:00 a.m. on July 8th. Any submissions received after this deadline will not be accepted and will be returned unopened. Bidders are instructed to seal their bids in an envelope clearly marked with the tender’s name, date, and time, along with the tenderer’s name.
Evaluation and Awarding Process
The bidding documents provided to registered bidders will detail the contract award procedure and outline the criteria for evaluating and marking the bids. This structured process aims to ensure a fair and transparent selection of the contractor who will develop the children’s park.
Community Development and Engagement
This initiative by the Addu City Council reflects a commitment to enhancing community infrastructure and providing recreational spaces for children. The new park on Meedhoo island is expected to be a valuable addition to the community, offering a safe and enjoyable environment for children to play and socialize.
By opening this project to local businesses, the council also aims to stimulate the local economy and encourage community engagement. The project provides an excellent opportunity for Maldivian businesses to showcase their capabilities and contribute to a meaningful community development project.
Conclusion
The Addu City Council’s call for bids for the development of a children’s park on Meedhoo island marks an important step in enhancing community facilities. With a clear and transparent bidding process, the council ensures that the project will be undertaken by capable and committed local businesses. Interested bidders are encouraged to register promptly and participate in this significant community development initiative.
For further details and to participate in the bidding process, local businesses should contact the Procurement Unit and register within the specified timeframe. This project not only promises to benefit the children and families of Meedhoo but also to bolster the local economy by involving Maldivian enterprises in its execution.