R. Innamaadhoo Council has decided to lease land from the industrial zone for boat building, repair, and other industrial work.
The Innamaadhoo Council stated that two plots of land, measuring 60 feet in length and 30 feet in width (1800 square feet), from the island's industrial zone will be leased for boat building, repair, and other industrial activities.
Yesterday, the council opened the opportunity for all interested parties to register for the bidding process to lease these two plots. Interested parties can register for the bid by completing the bid registration form and emailing it to the council's email: info@innamaadhoo.gov.mv or by sending a Viber message to the council's number: 7380052. The council noted that it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure their registration is confirmed.
The council stated that bid registration will be open until 10:00 am on Sunday, the 29th of this month, and no forms received after the given time will be accepted.
Parties eligible to register for the bid:
Businesses registered under the Business Registration Act (No. 2014/18).
Sole proprietorships registered under the Sole Proprietorship Act (No. 2014/19).
Registered and active clubs and associations.
Individuals.
The bid opening will take place at 13:00 on the 7th of next month at the council office, according to the council.
"Bids must be enclosed in an envelope. The outside of the envelope must state the name of the bid, the date and time set for opening, and the name of the bidder. Bids submitted after the deadline will not be accepted," the council said.
The council stated that individuals attending the bid opening meeting on behalf of the bidder must bring a letter indicating they are a representative and a copy of their ID card. Furthermore, only those who have submitted the registration form within the specified period and have been provided with a registration slip will be allowed to participate in the bid opening meeting.
Arrangements have been made to clarify further information regarding this matter by calling the council's number, 6580052, or by calling the Vice President of the Council, Ahmed Ruzaan, at 7965507.
