“Tenders”: 125 thousand dinars to supply excavation and survey workers in 14 archaeological sites.

Economic affairs editor

In its session yesterday, the Tenders and Auctions Board opened the envelopes for more than 8 tenders for which more than 34 companies competed, the most prominent of which was a tender for the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities to supply workers to excavate and survey 14 archaeological sites, where the value of the lowest bid was 125.6 thousand dinars, and another for Bapco Exploration Company related to mud log services for its well drilling program, and the lowest bid was 718.3 thousand dinars. One thousand dinars.

The Real Estate Regulatory Authority offered a tender to design, build and manage the Bahrain Team Pavilion at the Cityscape Bahrain 2025 exhibition, to provide a distinct experience under the slogan “Elevate Your Life”, where visitors can explore the leading real estate projects in the Kingdom in line with their ambitions while immersing themselves in the Kingdom’s rich culture and its vibrant society. About 6 companies applied for it, and the lowest bid was 62 thousand dinars.

The Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities submitted a tender regarding a program to supply workers to excavate, survey and monitor archaeological sites, of which there are an estimated 14 archaeological sites affiliated with the Authority. Two companies applied for it, and the value of the lowest bid amounted to 125.6 thousand dinars.

Bapco Exploration Company offered a tender for mud log services for its well drilling program, with the contractor being responsible for providing the equipment, materials, and services necessary for these operations. Six companies competed for it with the lowest bid of 718.3 thousand dinars.

While Bapco Refining Company issued a tender to purchase electrical equipment and various spare parts for the operations units for the Bapco Refinery Modernization Project, only two companies submitted the lowest bid of 7.6 thousand dinars.

While the Bahrain International Circuit expressed its desire to appoint a contractor to design, construct and expand a new warehouse at the Bahrain International Karting Circuit, and one company submitted a bid of approximately 127 thousand dinars.

The Ministry of Information submitted a tender to provide manpower to cover electrical and plumbing maintenance work for a period of four years in the Ministry’s complex and Ras Hayyan, as well as external transportation activities and studios, for which 13 companies applied, and the lowest bid was 359 thousand dinars.

While the Department of Public Services and Central Stores at the Electricity and Water Authority intends to purchase chemical materials for the purpose of use by the Abu Jarjour station, three companies submitted to the tender with the lowest bid estimated at 28.6 thousand dinars. The Authority also offered another tender to supply electrical distribution transformers with a capacity of 1,500 kilovolt-amperes, and 6 companies applied for it with the lowest bid estimated at 418 thousand dinars.