TCP receives bids for wheat import tender
Most outlets reported the number of bids received by the Trade Corporation of Pakistan for its wheat import tender. 24 News HD mentioned 13 bids for 750,000 metric tons, while Business Recorder noted nine bids for a slightly smaller quantity of 656,000 metric tons, with a price range included. The framing of the event was largely consistent, with both focusing on the government’s procurement process.
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Trading Corporation of Pakistan receives nine bids for 656,000 tonnes of wheat, lowest at $348.83/tonne
TCP has received nine responsive bids for 656,000 tonnes of wheat against a 750,000-tonne tender, with prices ranging from $348.83 to $369.95.
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TCP receives nine bids for wheat import
KARACHI: The Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has received nine responsive bids, ranging from USD 348.83 to USD 369.95 per metric tonne, for the import of 656,000 metric tonnes of wheat against the tender quantity of 750,000 metric tonnes for domestic consumption. Overall, some 13 parties participated in the tender. Out of which, two bidders submitted regret letters, nine were found techni...
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TCP receives 13 bids for import of 750,000 metric tons wheat
After federal government's measures to import wheat, Trade Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) opens tender for the import of 750,000 metric tons of wheat.
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