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CAPT extends deadline for PAFN HQ bids to Sept 27

publish time

30/08/2026

publish time

30/08/2026

CAPT extends deadline for PAFN HQ bids to Sept 27
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KUWAIT CITY, Aug 30: The Central Agency for Public Tenders (CAPT) extended the deadline for submitting bids for the tender to study, design and supervise the construction of the headquarters of the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition (PAFN) from Aug 30 to Sept 27. This is one of the construction projects being implemented by the ministry, which included the study, design and supervision tender in its contracts plan for the current fiscal year. Upon the completion of this tender, another tender will be floated for the construction of the building.

The project consists of a building for the employees at the Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate Inspection Department, a theater, a library, a building for sports fields and activities, a mosque, sample cold storage facilities, a mobile vehicle inspection area, and aboveground and underground parking for 1,750 vehicles. Meanwhile, CAPT decided in its meeting last Tuesday to extend the technical study period by 15 days for the two tenders for removing sand from highways in the northern and southern areas, at the request of the ministry. This project aims to maintain the efficiency of the highway network, raise the level of traffic safety, and protect properties and lives from the accumulation of sand on highways.

Meanwhile , for the third time, the Central Agency for Information Technology (CAIT) returned the contract for the ‘Paperless Government’ project to the State Audit Bureau (SAB) for review, pre-audit procedures, auditing and presentation of its opinion on the contract. Previously, SAB returned the project documents to CAIT twice -- on June 25 and Aug 11 -- to address certain comments. Meanwhile, CAIT obtained approval from CAPT to award the project contract to the bidder that met the technical requirements, at a total cost of KD9.992 million and an implementation term of three years. CAIT is now waiting for the approval of SAB to proceed with the contract and begin implementing the project, which aims to fully digitize government operations and services.

By Mohammad Ghanem Al-Seyassah/Arab Times Staff