In its weekly session yesterday, the Government Tenders and Auctions Board opened 9 government tenders for a number of companies and government agencies in the Kingdom, with the total of the lowest bids submitted amounting to about 16.1 million dinars. In detail, the Ministry of Health received a tender to supply vaccines, and Wael Pharmacy Company submitted the lowest bid at a value of 149.2 thousand dinars.
The Council opened a tender for Bapco Refining Company for civil and construction works in the company’s areas for the Engineering Department and the Public Services Department: three companies applied, with Abdul Karim Al Jahrami Company submitting the lowest bid at a value of 12.2 million dinars.
Gulf Air won a tender to supply air distribution devices for Falcon Gold class toilets, with Badr Al Bahrain General Trading Company submitting the lowest bid at a value of 75,357,150 dinars.
The Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments won a tender to purchase and supply office furniture, with AL SATTER OFFICE FURNITURE WL submitting the lowest bid at a value of 7,574,347 dinars.
Bapco Refining Company received a bid for a long-term agreement to supply various types of gases, as Gulf Cryo Bahrain WLL submitted the lowest bid, at a value of 1,462,387,300 dinars.
The Council also opened bids for a tender to purchase, implement and maintain – network detection and response solutions, to which Infonas submitted a bid of 480 thousand dinars, for the benefit of Bapco Energies.
As for the “Tamkeen” tender to design, produce and manage the Bahrain pavilion at the “Saudi Food” food exhibition in Riyadh, 4 companies competed for it, and the lowest bid was from Tarteeb Events and Marketing Company, at a value of 98.4 thousand dinars.
The Ministry of Public Works won a tender to level and prepare the new scrap land. Four companies competed for it, and the lowest bid was submitted by Santi Excavation Company, at a value of 1.27 million dinars.
The Ministry of Finance won a tender to provide cleaning services and manpower, including cleaners, office workers and messengers, to which 7 companies applied, as Al-Aali Contracting Company submitted a bid worth 354.5 thousand dinars.
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