By the end of next year the territory of a limited liability company Sumgait Chemical Industrial Park will be cleared of obsolete buildings and equipment.
As the official portal of the Ministry of Economic Development (MED), in this regard is placed ad. The scope of work includes demolition of obsolete buildings and plants in an area of ??167.66 hectares. The cost of participation for all is the same - 500 manat.
Those wishing to participate in the tender should submit their proposals supported by a bank guarantee in the amount of 1% of the cost of the proposal, up to 11 October. The tender procedure will take place a day later.
Sumgait chemical industrial park created by presidential decree, in order to create an enabling environment in the country for the development of competitive industrial production of innovative and high-tech business support in this area, the sustainable development of the oil sector and increase employment in the industrial sector.
In the park there will be set up a venture to produce competitive products and processing plants for the petrochemical industry and other priority sectors.
In connection with the creation of the park, MED instructed to dismantle existing in the old plant, bringing the land into usable condition, the creation of external and internal infrastructure, the provision of other services for the effective implementation of the commercial, consulting activities, laboratory examinations, business incubation, training, training and entrepreneurship. - 17D-
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