📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture (MPA) announced the 5th round of the auction for the concession of three located in Aracaju (SE), Santos (SP) and Cananeia (SP). The concession grants the private sector the right to economically exploit the terminals for 20 years, with investments expected to total millions of reais for the modernization and entry into operation of the facilities.
Main points of the notice
Objective: administrative concession for the economic exploitation of the Public Fishing Terminals of Aracaju, Santos and Cananeia.
Concession term: 20 years of private exploration.
Investment: expected investments in the millions of reais to enable the modernization, adaptation and operation of the terminals.
Direct benefit: transformation of terminals into operational and attractive assets for the fishing chain, with a potential positive impact on logistics and fish marketing.
Advantages of the concession
According to the MPAs general coordinator of Infrastructure and Development, Clecius Nerby, the concession offers the opportunity to participate in the structuring and operation of port infrastructure aimed at the fishing sector, with a long-term horizon (20 years). The planned investments allow us to modernize facilities and start operations, creating potential for generating revenue and adding value to the production chain. The locations of the terminals are strategic, with Aracaju, Santos and Cananeia being relevant locations for fishing activities and fish logistics in the country, he stated.
Call for investors
The notice was published in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU). Interested parties and potential investors should consult the full text of the notice on the MPA website and follow the publications and guidelines of the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture for information on requirements, qualification procedures and auction phases. The MPA invites companies and investors from the fishing, port and logistics sector to analyze the notice and consider opportunities to participate in the 5th round of concessions. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the modernization of public infrastructure and explore, in a sustainable and profitable way, assets relevant to the fish chain, highlighted Clecius.
