The investment in this action, which also includes the installation of new cold rooms, is around one million euros.
The Executive Committee has authorized the tender for the works, co-financed with funds requested within the Framework of the Feder de Andalucía Operational Program 2007-2013
On Friday, the Cádiz Free Zone put out to tender the works for the execution of the conservation and improvement project of facilities in the Algeciras Free Warehouse (DALSE), works that were authorized by the Executive Committee of the Consortium in its last meeting held last Monday.
The deadline for submitting offers for these works, which have a tender budget of 995,000 euros (VAT not included) co-financed by funds granted in the Feder de Andalucía 2007-2013 operational framework, ends next November 12.
Once the offers are received, the qualification process will proceed, following the requirements set out in the specifications. The opening of technical offers is scheduled for November 17, at 11:15 a.m., whose information will be reported in a timely manner through the Contractor's Profile on the website. www.zonafrancacadiz.com.
The works, whose execution period is two months, contemplate a comprehensive improvement of the facilities with replacement of hydraulic platforms in the loading docks, placement of automatic doors between the warehouses, repair of roofs, signaling and painting work in general and installation of two cold rooms, among others.
Customs Warehouse and Logistics Southern Europe S.L. (DALSE) was established last year at 50% by the Cádiz Free Trade Zone and the company Bernardino Abad S.L. and its purpose is the management and operation of the Algeciras Customs Warehouse, a facility of the Cádiz Consortium located at the Isla Verde dock in the Port of Algeciras. This Warehouse has the authorization of a customs warehouse, non-customs warehouse and fiscal warehouse, as well as the use of the bulk terminal that the Port Authority of the Bay of Algeciras gave as an administrative concession to the Free Zone.
The customs and fiscal deposit of Algeciras is composed of closed facilities perimeter and isolated from the rest of the port environment. It consists of four ships with a covered surface of approximately 8,400 m2 and an attached plot whose discovered surface is approximately 3,200 m2, equipped with ten docks for cargo and discharge of vehicles.
These facilities make up an exempt customs area that allows you to have both community and non-community goods, to which neither the tariffs nor the taxation of the community country is applied. This allows goods from third countries to be deposited without applying tariffs or community trade policy and also to incorporate national and community merchandise without the corresponding taxation, assimilating it to an export.