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Public Tender for Construction of Marmara Mosque Complex in Istanbul
The Istanbul Governorship is holding a public tender for the construction of the Marmara Mosque, social facilities, ablution area, and fountain at Marmara University's Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Complex in Maltepe, Istanbul, with a deadline of October 9, 2025.
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- What are the key requirements for participation in this construction tender?
- Interested parties must submit a bid through EKAP, including a bid letter, proof of authorization, temporary security deposit, and documentation demonstrating financial and professional capabilities, including a minimum current ratio of 0.75, equity ratio of 0.15, and a ratio of short-term bank debt to equity less than 0.50. They must also provide evidence of relevant work experience and necessary licenses.
- What are the specific financial and work experience criteria for eligibility?
- Bidders must meet certain financial criteria based on their previous year's financial statements, including minimum ratios for current assets, equity, and short-term bank debt. They must also show that their turnover or construction work turnover meets a specific percentage of the bid amount (25% and 15%, respectively). They need to demonstrate work experience on similar projects of at least 50% of the bid amount within the last 15 years.
- What is the timeline for the project and what is the significance of this construction project?
- The project is expected to be completed within 450 days from the date of site handover, commencing 10 days after contract signing. This construction signifies the development of religious and social infrastructure at Marmara University, enhancing its campus facilities.
Sustainable Development Goals
Sustainable Cities and Communities Positive
Direct Relevance
The construction of a mosque, social facilities, ablution area, and fountain in Maltepe, Istanbul, contributes to the development of urban infrastructure and community facilities, aligning with SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) which aims to make cities inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. The project improves public spaces and provides essential services for the community.