Belgrade: The deadline for the submission of binding offers in a tender to award a 25-year concession contract to operate Serbia's Belgrade Nikola Tesla international airport has been extended until December 8, local media reported on Monday.
The deadline has been pushed back at the request of bidders, news agency Tanjug reported.
The previous deadline was November 23, after in October the government extended it from October 23.
The Serbian government wants to give investors enough time to meet all criteria set out in the tender in the best possible way, Serbia's infrastructure minister said earlier.
Serbian media reported in June that four consortia and one company were expected to place binding bids in the tender.
The four consortia were: France's Meridiam Eastern Europe Investments, Switzerland's Zurich Airport AG and France's Eiffage; India's GMR Infrastructure Limited and Greece's Terna; South Korea's Incheon International Airport Corporation, Turkey's Yatirimlar ve isletme and Russia's VTB Capital Infrastructure; China's Hainan Air Travel Service, HNA and China National Aero Technology, according to media reports.
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The deadline has been pushed back at the request of bidders, news agency Tanjug reported.
The previous deadline was November 23, after in October the government extended it from October 23.
The Serbian government wants to give investors enough time to meet all criteria set out in the tender in the best possible way, Serbia's infrastructure minister said earlier.
Serbian media reported in June that four consortia and one company were expected to place binding bids in the tender.
The four consortia were: France's Meridiam Eastern Europe Investments, Switzerland's Zurich Airport AG and France's Eiffage; India's GMR Infrastructure Limited and Greece's Terna; South Korea's Incheon International Airport Corporation, Turkey's Yatirimlar ve isletme and Russia's VTB Capital Infrastructure; China's Hainan Air Travel Service, HNA and China National Aero Technology, according to media reports.
13/11/17 SeeNews
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