MUSCAT — The volume of tenders assigned by the Tender Board in 2014 amounted to RO 1.36 billion in addition to other tenders which were floated directly by many ministries and government entities. The first half of the year had seen tenders worth RO 616m whereas the second half saw the emergence of projects totalled RO 744m. Road projects were the most important projects assigned during the year. A number of developing projects were approved such as levelling sites and construction of roads for the new residential area in Wilayat of Liwa, Al Batina North Governorate, and approving the pre-rehabilitation of the new Sultan Qaboos Hospital in Salalah project, Dhofar Governorate.
In addition, projects served the policies of economic diversification such as expansions of the Sohar Industrial Estate (phase 7) were tendered as well approving technical bids for the project of constructing the basic infrastructure in Samail Industrial Estate, Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, providing consultancy services for the project of rehabilitating and developing the Public Cargo Terminal at the Salalah Port, Dhofar Governorate and endorsing the technical bids for the project of expanding the Al Rusail Industrial Estate (Logistics Area- first package).Within the same framework, the Board of Tender endorsed few months ago the technical analysis and opened financial envelops of the qualified companies to appoint a manager for the railway project of the Sultanate of Oman. Also, envelops of a number of developing and services projects were opened and endorsed. In the road sector, the second phase of the dual Bidbid— Sur road was awarded which was the last piece of a series of tenders assigned for this vital road connecting the Muscat Governorate with the Al Sharqiyah North and South Governorates.
The last quarter of the year saw floating the tenders of the dual Ibri—Yanqul road (phase 2), the project of Al Hoqain—Meli road in Wilayat of Al Rustaq, Al Batina South Governorate, the project of rehabilitating the Salan roundabout in Wilayat of Sohar, Al Batinah North Governorate, the dual Nizwa—Ibri road project (phase 2), Jibreen—Ibri road (part 2) in Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, dual Adam—Thamrait road project (part 1&2), and the dual Barka—Nakhl road project, Al Batina South Governorate. The Tender Board also approved the technical bids for the projects of the dual road from Raysut roundabout to the Salalah Port, Dhofar Governorate, and the dual Ibri—Al Direez—Maskan (part 2). It also endorsed the technical offers for the provision of consultancy services on the management of Diba—Lima—Khasab road project (phase 2), Musandam Governorate and consultancy services on the management of the Al Batinah Expressway road project.
The year also saw endorsing the opening of envelops of a number of developing and service projects, most importantly were the phase 3 of the Sohar Airport project, which included the travellers terminal in addition to other building and services, the supply of equipment enhancing the air monitoring systems affiliated to the Ministry of Transports and Communications and providing communications services for the Civil Aviation Affairs. The last session held by the Tender Board saw assigning additional works to link air communications devices and the Oman airspace control equipment on ground and via satellites and the special additional works related to the agreement to appoint a consultant to review the contract of the consultant of the projects of Muscat International and Salalah Airports and regional airports.
In addition, projects served the policies of economic diversification such as expansions of the Sohar Industrial Estate (phase 7) were tendered as well approving technical bids for the project of constructing the basic infrastructure in Samail Industrial Estate, Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, providing consultancy services for the project of rehabilitating and developing the Public Cargo Terminal at the Salalah Port, Dhofar Governorate and endorsing the technical bids for the project of expanding the Al Rusail Industrial Estate (Logistics Area- first package).Within the same framework, the Board of Tender endorsed few months ago the technical analysis and opened financial envelops of the qualified companies to appoint a manager for the railway project of the Sultanate of Oman. Also, envelops of a number of developing and services projects were opened and endorsed. In the road sector, the second phase of the dual Bidbid— Sur road was awarded which was the last piece of a series of tenders assigned for this vital road connecting the Muscat Governorate with the Al Sharqiyah North and South Governorates.
The last quarter of the year saw floating the tenders of the dual Ibri—Yanqul road (phase 2), the project of Al Hoqain—Meli road in Wilayat of Al Rustaq, Al Batina South Governorate, the project of rehabilitating the Salan roundabout in Wilayat of Sohar, Al Batinah North Governorate, the dual Nizwa—Ibri road project (phase 2), Jibreen—Ibri road (part 2) in Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, dual Adam—Thamrait road project (part 1&2), and the dual Barka—Nakhl road project, Al Batina South Governorate. The Tender Board also approved the technical bids for the projects of the dual road from Raysut roundabout to the Salalah Port, Dhofar Governorate, and the dual Ibri—Al Direez—Maskan (part 2). It also endorsed the technical offers for the provision of consultancy services on the management of Diba—Lima—Khasab road project (phase 2), Musandam Governorate and consultancy services on the management of the Al Batinah Expressway road project.
The year also saw endorsing the opening of envelops of a number of developing and service projects, most importantly were the phase 3 of the Sohar Airport project, which included the travellers terminal in addition to other building and services, the supply of equipment enhancing the air monitoring systems affiliated to the Ministry of Transports and Communications and providing communications services for the Civil Aviation Affairs. The last session held by the Tender Board saw assigning additional works to link air communications devices and the Oman airspace control equipment on ground and via satellites and the special additional works related to the agreement to appoint a consultant to review the contract of the consultant of the projects of Muscat International and Salalah Airports and regional airports.
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