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New Carrasco tender announced for August 27New Carrasco tender announced for August 27
27-Jun-2003
After yesterday?s attempt to tender the master concession at Montevideo Carrasco airport attracted no bids, the Uruguayan government has announced that it will make another attempt on August 27, and would reconsider the tender conditions that many considered unrealistic given the economic situation.
After yesterday's attempt to tender the master concession at Montevideo Carrasco airport attracted no bids, the Uruguayan government has announced that it will make another attempt on August 27. The government said it would reconsider the tender conditions, including the initial $15m payment that many considered unrealistic given the regional economic situation and the world aviation market. A source close to the auction told TRW that $10m would be a more realistic figure.Bookmark This Article
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(28-Jun-2003) - URUGUAY. The government?s failed attempt to tender the master concession at Montevideo Carrasco airport has forced a rethink of the bid conditions for the contract.
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