The Hanimaadhoo Island Council has decided to outsource the disposal of fish waste generated at the island's fish market area.
According to the Hanimaadhoo Council, this decision was made during the 152nd meeting of the council's 40th session, held on September 25. The meeting concluded to outsource the disposal of fish waste at the fish market area for a period of two years.
To implement this decision, the council today announced a search for a party to dispose of the fish waste from the fish market to an area designated by the council. The announcement published today states that interested parties are requested to visit the council office at 13:00 on the 17th of this month to clarify information, and subsequently submit their estimates.
The submission and opening of estimates will take place at 11:00 on the 27th of this month in the council office's meeting hall. The council stated that estimates can only be submitted by parties registered with the Ministry of Economic Development and who have participated in the information session for this bid. Furthermore, the council noted that each party attending to submit an estimate may only submit one estimate, and estimates brought after the designated time will not be accepted.