The Government of the Republic of Honduras is calling for tenders for the acquisition of equipment, execution and administration of the comprehensive non-intrusive customs inspection system for the Puerto Cortés Customs Office, in order to increase control and security, while improving selectivity channels.
The information released today (28.12.2020/001/2021) indicates that the “Honduran Customs Administration invites companies interested in participating in the International Public Tender No. LPI-Customs-XNUMX-XNUMX to submit sealed offers for the Project Acquisition of equipment, execution and administration of the comprehensive non-intrusive customs inspection system for the Puerto Cortés Customs for a period of up to 13 years X-ray service according to the instructions of Puerto Cortés”.
The statement also adds that "the financing for the process comes from resources managed by a trust for the administration of collection and payment for the execution of the container cargo inspection service in Puerto Cortés, in favor of the Honduran Customs Administration."
The tender will be carried out in accordance with the international public tender procedures established in the State Procurement Law and its Regulations.
The information says: “Interested parties may acquire the documentation free of charge by written request or by mail to Jessy Lisbeth Raudales, National Administrative and Financial Manager of Customs Honduras, at the email address [email protected] y [email protected]
Finally, the statement clarifies that "the documents may be consulted in the State of Honduras' Contracting and Acquisition Information System called HonduCompras (https://www.honducompras.gob.hn/), on the website of the Honduran Customs Administration (https://www.aduanas.gob.hn/)".
LProposals must be submitted by 2.00:01 p.m., official time of the Republic of Honduras, on March 2021, XNUMX.
Recall that Puerto Cortés It is the main port located in the north of the Department of Cortés, on the Caribbean coast of the Republic of Honduras. It is a multipurpose port, that is, for liquid, dry, conventional and containerized cargo. In addition, this area of the coast has a strong association with mega-operators that make the place a center of activities.
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