This tender seeks a terminal operator to finance, operate, maintain, and refurbish a break-bulk terminal specializing in cold storage for fish and fish-related products over a 10-year concession period.
The South African government is inviting proposals for the appointment of a terminal operator responsible for the financing, operation, maintenance, refurbishment, and potential construction of a break-bulk terminal at the Port of Cape Town. The terminal will focus on cold storage solutions for fish and fish-related products, ensuring compliance with industry standards and enhancing the efficiency of cold chain logistics. The successful bidder will be granted a concession period of ten years, during which they will be expected to optimize terminal operations and contribute to the local economy.
Key requirements include adherence to the National Ports Act and performance standards outlined in the provided guidelines. Bidders must demonstrate experience in terminal operations, particularly in cold storage, and provide a comprehensive plan detailing their approach to maintaining and upgrading the terminal facilities. The tender also emphasizes the importance of sustainability and innovation in operations to meet the growing demand for fish products in both local and international markets. This project represents a significant opportunity for businesses specializing in logistics, cold storage, and terminal management to engage in a long-term partnership with the government.
This tender is suitable for businesses with expertise in terminal operations, cold storage logistics, and those capable of managing large-scale infrastructure projects. Companies with a proven track record in the fish and seafood industry, as well as those focused on sustainable practices, are encouraged to apply.
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