The governorate of Kafr El Sheikh, located in northern Egypt, has announced a public auction for the exploitation and operation of three slaughterhouses in the cities of Desouk, Bela, and Matobes. The auction, which will be conducted through sealed bids, offers a 5-year lease for each facility. Interested parties must submit their bids in two separate envelopes, one containing technical specifications and the other financial details.
The temporary insurance deposit for participating in the auction is set at 20,000 Egyptian pounds. Bidders must submit their offers by a specified deadline, no later than 12:00 PM on the designated dates. The technical envelopes will be opened on the following dates: October 21, 2026, for the Desouk slaughterhouse, October 26, 2026, for Bela, and October 28, 2026, for Matobes.
Those interested in acquiring the tender documents can obtain them from the Financial Affairs Department at the governorate's headquarters for a fee of 399 Egyptian pounds per slaughterhouse. The documents outline the terms and specifications for the lease. This process is governed by Law No. 182 of 2018, which regulates public contracting, and its executive regulations.
The governorate emphasizes that the bidding process is conducted in a transparent and public manner, with the aim of attracting qualified operators to manage and run the slaughterhouses efficiently. The successful bidders will be responsible for operating the facilities in accordance with the conditions and specifications outlined in the tender documents.
The three slaughterhouses are located in key areas within the governorate, serving the local population and contributing to the region's food supply chain. The facilities are expected to operate under strict health and safety standards, ensuring the quality of meat products for consumers.
By leasing these slaughterhouses, the governorate aims to enhance the infrastructure and services provided to residents, while also generating revenue through the auction process. The 5-year lease term allows for long-term planning and investment in the facilities by the successful bidders.
The decision to auction the slaughterhouses reflects the governorate's efforts to engage the private sector in managing public facilities, promoting efficiency, and improving services. This approach aligns with broader initiatives to revitalize and modernize public infrastructure across Egypt.
Key points
- The auction for the three slaughterhouses in Desouk, Bela, and Matobes will be conducted through a sealed-bid process.
- The temporary insurance deposit for the auction is 20,000 Egyptian pounds.
- The successful bidders will be awarded a 5-year lease for the operation of the slaughterhouses.
