Hwasun County Seeks Operators for Four Facilities at Eoullim Center, Including Restaurant and Coffee Shop

Electronic bidding via Onbid open until the 24th

Hwasun County is seeking operators for neighborhood facilities, including a coffee shop, at the center to improve convenience for residents and revitalize the center.

Hwasun County announced on November 11 that it will hold a public bidding process for permits to use and generate revenue from four neighborhood facilities at Hwasun Eoullim Center.

A view of Hwasun Eoullim Center. Provided by Hwasun County.

The facilities up for bid are a restaurant on the basement level (217.62㎡), a coffee shop (69.23㎡), and two snack bars and retail stores (42.67㎡ and 39.26㎡, respectively). The permit will be valid for three years from its start date, and an extension may be requested once.

Eligible bidders are individuals, corporations, or organizations that have continuously maintained an address in Hwasun County since the day before the announcement. They must meet the legal requirements for operating the facilities, including holding the necessary licenses and permits and filing any required notifications, and must have no outstanding national or local taxes.

The bidding will be conducted through Onbid, the Korea Asset Management Corporation's online asset disposal system, as a region-restricted competitive electronic bid.

Bids must be submitted and deposits paid by 4 p.m. on November 24. Bids will be opened at 10 a.m. on November 25.

The contract will be awarded to the bidder offering the highest price among those bidding at or above the reserve price. No on-site briefing will be held.

Detailed bidding terms and information about using the facilities are available in the announcement on the Hwasun County Office website or on Onbid. For inquiries, contact the Property Management Team at the Tax and Accounting Division of the Hwasun County Office.

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