ADSP opens bids for new Cagliari port area
ITALY: The Port System Authority of the Sea of Sardinia (ADSP), which governs the port of Cagliari, has opened bids for state concessions for a new 17.4ha (43.2acre) port area with pontoons that will be dedicated to vessel construction, refit, repair, maintenance, storage and complementary activities.
A total of 13 lots will be available, two of which are reserved for various sized boats and include water area. The remaining space is earmarked for various purposes including engine repairs, electrical and electronic system installation, manufacture and repair of textile and metal items, and navigation and lighting equipment.
Successful bidders will need to build the infrastructure necessary for their business activities and the ADSP will take this into account when evaluating the expressions of interest, along with the management and organisation plan, experience, expected levels of employment and economic benefit to the overall plan.
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