The Agency for the Coastal Maritime Traffic Lines has launched a new series of tenders.
The Agency for the Coastal Maritime Traffic Lines has launched a new round of tenders for the selection of shipping companies that will provide the public transport services for the next six years, starting from January 2018, reports Poslovni.hr, on August 17, 2017.
The tenders are put out for 12 state high-speed ferry lines:
9141 Pula – (Unije – Susak) – Mali Lošinj – (Ilovik – Silba) – Zadar
9308 Mali Lošinj – (Ilovik – Susak – Unije – Martinščica) – Cres – Rijeka
9309 Novalja – Rab – Rijeka
9401 Olib – Silba – Premuda – Zadar
9403 Ist/Široka – (Zapuntel – Brgulje – Molat) – Zadar
9404 Brbinj – (Božava – Zverinac – Sestrunj – Rivanj) – Zadar / 9405 Zadar – (Mali Iž) – Veli Iž – (Mala Rava – Rava)
9406 Zadar – Sali – Zaglav – (Iž Mali/Bršanj)
9602 Vis – (Hvar – Milna) – Split
9603 Jelsa – Bol – Split
9604 Lastovo – Vela Luka – Hvar – Split
9608 Korčula – (Prigradica) – Hvar – Split
9807 (Lastovo – Korčula – Polače) – Sobra – (Šipanska Luka) – Dubrovnik
The total value of the contracts, each worth from HRK 64 to 113 million, exceeds one billion kunas. Although tenders were established for the period from January 1, 2018, to December 31, 2023, the invitation also states the possibility of extending it by the end of 2027.
At the same time, until August 24, a tender for two profitable state lines has been opened and re-launched; a ferry line connecting Trogir, Slatina and Split, and one between Stari Grad and Split. The procedures for granting public transport concessions for those lines were nullified in July. In the same round of tenders, several profitable lines were granted to their concessionaires. According to the Decision of the Board of the Agency, Jadrolinija has been given to run and maintain five ferry lines (Valbiska – Merag, Porozina – Brestova, Prizna – Žigljen, Supetar – Split, Dominče – Orebic) and Rapska plovidba will maintain the Mišnjak – Stinica ferry line.
Translated from Poslovni.hr
