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Guam Airport Authority Proceeds with Concession Negotiations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sun 00:00
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What happened

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The Guam International Airport Authority Board of Directors decided to continue negotiations with Dufry International AG for its main food and beverage concessionaire contract. This decision occurred despite an active protest filed by NAKICOS Corporation/RFG. The Authority had previously identified Dufry International as the best-qualified proposer and NAKICOS Corporation/RFG as the second-best qualified proposer.

From guampdn.com

Why it matters

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The decision involves the awarding of major concession agreements at the airport. The protest filed by NAKICOS Corporation/RFG pertains only to the food and beverage agreement, not the main retail concession agreement, which Dufry International AG has also been selected for pending negotiation.

From guampdn.com

Who's involved

  • Pacific Daily NewsNewspaper reporting on the concessionaire selection process
  • Lotte Duty FreeSouth Korean duty-free shop chain mentioned in relation to concession processes

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Lotte Duty FreeSpeculative

    Lotte Duty Free might face reduced revenue if it loses concession rights at Guam International Airport Authority.

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Coverage

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