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Tuticorin box terminal: Pre-qualification bid meet on July 25

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Chennai , July 5

ELEVEN prospective bidders have procured tender documents for developing a second container terminal at the Tuticorin port.

The Tuticorin Port Trust (TPT) will hold a pre-qualification bid meeting on July 25 with all the bidders, according to a port trust press release.

The bidders are ABG Heavy Industries, PSA Sical Terminals, Maersk India, Hutchison Port Holdings, South India Corporation (Agencies), Larsen & Toubro, Gammon India, Oceanic Transport (London), Chettinad Logistics, South India Corporation Ltd and Afcons Infrastructure.

The container traffic at the present private terminal, operated by PSA Sical Terminals, touched an all-time high of 3.07 lakh TEUs ( 20-ft equivalent units) in 2004-05.

It is anticipated that the container traffic would reach 6 lakh TEUs during 2007-08 warranting one more terminal, the release says. The port trust plans to develop the existing berth number eight as a second container terminal with requisite infrastructure facilities on BOT (build, operate and transfer) basis, the release says.

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