Muscat – The study is part of FDO’s mission to contribute to sustainable economic diversification within the commercial fishing and aquaculture industries.
As the investment arm of the government and a key execution entity in line with Oman Vision 2040 goals, FDO aims to enhance the national economy by improving the business environment and empowering the private sector to play a significant role in the industry.
Qualified companies are invited to participate in the tender, with bids due by October 2, 2024. Interested parties can collect the tender terms and conditions via the designated link.
Holders of the Riyadah card will be exempt from tender fees and bonds. All submissions will be governed by the provisions of the law on the Protection of Public Funds and Avoiding Conflicts of Interest, as outlined in Royal Decree No. 112/2011.
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