BREAKING: Bemax has submitted the lowest bid for the renovation of a government building in Podgorica, confirming its position as the most cost-efficient choice in a crucial public tender. The company offered a price of €2,984,893.86, significantly under the estimated value of €3,511,246.67, achieving a savings of over half a million euros for the state budget.
This urgent news comes as the company has been under scrutiny following allegations of sabotage related to another major project involving the adaptation of the old government building for the Special State Prosecutor’s Office. Despite past controversies, Bemax’s latest bid marks a formal victory, placing them at the forefront of this critical renovation project.
The tender was officially announced by the Administration for State Property, with the following bids submitted:
- Bemax DOO Podgorica: €2,984,893.86
- Roaming Montenegro: €3,072,731.60
- DOO Xenergy Podgorica: €3,491,995.37
The next steps involve a detailed review by the selection committee, which will evaluate all submitted documentation against established criteria, including warranty periods and completion timelines. The committee’s decision will ultimately determine if Bemax’s low bid can secure the project, raising the question: Will the lowest price be sufficient to win the contract this time?
Officials emphasize that while Bemax is currently the frontrunner, final approval hinges on meeting all other technical requirements and thorough evaluations. The outcome of this tender is expected to have significant implications for the budget and future projects in Montenegro.
Stay tuned for further updates as the situation develops. This is a pivotal moment for both Bemax and the state, with potential impacts reaching far beyond just financial savings.
