No Technical And Financial Bidding Submitted For The Labour City Project

The projects of the Public-Private Partnership Authority were also affected by the repercussions of the Coronavirus pandemic. None of the qualified alliances for the project submitted its technical and financial offers for the Labour city project, despite postponing the closing date of bidding, Al-Rai daily reported.

The director of the authority, Fadila Al-Hassan, confirmed to the daily that some of its projects were affected by the repercussions of the pandemic, revealing that the preferred investor had submitted a municipal solid waste treatment project to convert it into electrical energy in the Kabd Kitab area, an apology for completing the project implementation procedures.

The Kabd and Labor Cities projects will be presented to the Supreme Committee during the next meeting to discuss the latest developments to take the appropriate decision in their regard.

Al-Hassan expected that the procedures for rehabilitating the alliances for the projects of the Al-Zour North Station (second and third) and the Al-Khairan station, the first phase of electric power generation and water distillation, would be resumed during the fourth quarter of this year, provided that there is no change in the timetable agreed with the public authority concerned with the project, which is the Ministry of Electricity and Water.

Regarding the railway project, he said, that there are still some obstacles, and work is underway to remove them by the General Authority for Roads and Land Transport, noting the cabinet’s keenness to complete this project, so it formed a committee headed by the General Secretariat for Planning and Development and representatives from several bodies to supervise.

 

SOURCE : TIMES KUWAIT

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