Tender Overview

Anaz Municipality, located in the western rural area of Homs Governorate within the Hawash sub-district, has issued a second public call for sealed-envelope bids to carry out maintenance works on its sewage network. The tender reflects the municipality's ongoing efforts to maintain and improve local infrastructure.

Financial and Execution Parameters

The estimated project value is set at 543,623 Syrian pounds. The execution period is 45 days from the date of award, and bidders are bound by their offers for 60 days. A delay penalty of 0.001 of the contract value applies for each day of delay beyond the agreed completion date.

Required Financial Guarantees

• Preliminary guarantee: 5% of the estimated project value.
• Final guarantee: 10% of the awarded contract value.
• Guarantees must be submitted as a bank guarantee or a certified cheque endorsed in favour of the municipality.

Submission Requirements

Bids must be accompanied by supporting legal documents, a classification certificate, proof of subscription to the official announcements bulletin, and the required financial guarantees. Offers are to be submitted at the municipality's administrative office during official working hours no later than Sunday, 21 June 2026. Envelopes will be opened the following day at 10:00 a.m.

Tender Session and Project Dossier

The formal tender session is scheduled for Tuesday, 30 June 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Interested parties may obtain the project dossier from the contracts department at the municipality for a fee of 1,500 Syrian pounds, or alternatively for 3,000 new Syrian pounds through the contracts office.

Bids must be submitted with all required legal documents, a classification certificate, proof of subscription to the official announcements bulletin, and financial guarantees (bank guarantee or certified cheque endorsed to the municipality). Submissions are accepted at the Anaz Municipality administrative office during official working hours until Sunday, 21 June 2026. The project dossier is available from the contracts department for a fee of 1,500 Syrian pounds or 3,000 new Syrian pounds.