Tender Overview

Al-Qadmus City Council, under Tartus Governorate, has announced an urgent sealed-envelope tender for the construction of a mountain-supporting retaining wall in the Ain al-Rais area of Al-Qadmus city. The project falls under infrastructure works aimed at reinforcing geological stability and protecting residential areas from landslide risks.

Estimated Value and Security Requirements

The project's estimated value is set at 7,794,000 new Syrian pounds, with a contract execution period of 180 days from the date of award. The issuing authority stipulates the following conditions:

• Preliminary security deposit: 5% of the bid value, payable by certified cheque or bank guarantee.
• Final security deposit: 10% of the awarded contract value.
• Bidder binding period: 90 days.
• Shortlisted bidder binding period: 90 days.
• Delay penalty: 0.001 (one per thousand) of the contract value per day of delay.

Qualification Requirements

Bidders must submit documented proof of experience in similar works, including formal handover records. If the contractor is not a licensed engineer, a resident engineer must be appointed for the duration of the project. The contractor bears full responsibility for all applicable taxes, fees, laboratory testing costs, advertising fees, and technical study expenses.

Tender Documents

The bill of quantities, drawings, and the technical, financial, and legal conditions booklet are available for review during official working hours at the city's administrative office (Diwan). Access requires the prior purchase of the tender dossier at a cost of 5,000 new Syrian pounds. Submissions must include all required supporting documents, the contractor classification decision, and the official announcements bulletin for 2026.

Key Dates

• Submission deadline: End of official working hours on Monday, 8 June 2026.
• Envelope opening session: Tuesday, 9 June 2026, at 10:00 AM.

Bids must be submitted to the administrative office (Diwan) of Al-Qadmus City Council during official working hours, no later than the end of business on Monday, 8 June 2026. All submissions must include the required supporting documents, the contractor classification decision, and the official announcements bulletin for 2026. A preliminary security deposit of 5% of the bid value is required, payable by certified cheque or bank guarantee. The tender dossier must be purchased from the city's Diwan at a cost of 5,000 new Syrian pounds.