Public procurement notice: Prior Information Notice With Call For Competition
Published: 2020-02-28
Buyer: Bora Invest Ltd
Country: BG
Contract type: Works
Procedure: Competitive procedure with negotiation
CPV classification: 45243600
Submission deadline: 2020-03-06
Award criteria: Mixed

Technical requirements: Agria Group Holding JSC through its subsidiary Bora Invest Ltd. plans to construct a greenfield multipurpose Port for bulk (grain), general cargo, containers and liquid (non-hazardous) cargos on own land, on the territory of Beloslav, Varna region. The project plan is to develop the existing plot area of 20 261 m
The future port is planned for an annual capacity of 1 000 000 tonnes per year grain, 160 000 tonnes per year vegetable oils, 110 000 tonnes per year sunflower meals and some small quantities of general cargos and containers.
The project area is located on the southern coast of Beloslav Lake, south-east from the ferry port. The port water basin can be reached via navigation channel No 2.
1) Quay wall construction: length 243 m, water depth 13,5 m, cope level +2,0 m (Caisson or combi-wall structure including capping beam);
All earth works (excavation and backfill) related to quay wall design are included in the scope of work.
The construction project is ‘Red Book’, with available detailed design of all structures. There are 2 options for quay wall structures; one for reinforced concrete caisson and one for combi-wall. The contractor is invited to express interest to submit offer to construct one of the quay wall options or for both.
Agria Group Holding JSC is a public company operating in North-Eastern Bulgaria. The Group consists of a number of companies specializing in agricultural production, grain and vegetable-oil cultures trade, storage, processing, transportation, logistics and renewable energy. The future port is planned for an annual capacity of 1 000 000 tonnes per year grain, 160 000 tonnes per year vegetable oils,
The project area is located on the southern coast of Beloslav Lake, south-east from the ferry port. The port water basin can be reached via navigation channel No 2.
1) Quay wall construction: length 243 m, water depth 13,5 m, cope level +2,0 m (Caisson or combi-wall structure including capping beam);
All earth works (excavation and backfill) related to quay wall design are included in the scope of work.
The construction project is ‘Red Book’, with available detailed design of all structures. There are 2 options for quay wall structures; one for reinforced concrete caisson and one for combi-wall. The contractor is invited to express interest to submit offer to construct one of the quay wall options or for both.
Agria Group Holding JSC is a public company operating in North-Eastern Bulgaria. The Group consists of a number of companies specializing in agricultural production, grain and vegetable-oil cultures trade, storage, processing, transportation, logistics and renewable energy. The future port is planned for an annual capacity of 1 000 000 tonnes per year grain, 160 000 tonnes per year vegetable oils,
Submit letter with Expression of interest (EOI) indicating for which quay wall type ‘Caisson quay wall’ or ‘Combi quay wall’ or both they would bid for;
The candidate should submit short company presentation with company history, services, experience, number of employs etc.
— the candidate should submit client’s reference letters from 3 similar projects completed in the last 5 years.

Eligibility requirements: Submit letter with Expression of interest (EOI) indicating for which quay wall type ‘Caisson quay wall’ or ‘Combi quay wall’ or both they would bid for; Provide valid company registration documentations; The candidate should submit short company presentation with company history, services, experience, number of employs etc. Demonstration of capabilities of sufficient experience and track-record: — the candidate should have completed minimum 3 similar projects for the last 5 years, — the candidate should submit client’s reference letters from 3 similar projects completed in the last 5 years.