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ACSA has issued invitations to tender for speciality retail and food & beverage concessions at Cape Town International |
SOUTH AFRICA. Airports Company South Africa (ASCA) has issued tenders for a series of speciality retail and food & beverage commercial opportunities at Cape Town International Airport. The outlets are scheduled for phased openings in November 2009 and April 2010.
The retail opportunities are spread throughout the airport’s Domestic Departures Terminal, Domestic Arrivals Terminal (landside), and Retail Plaza (landside).
The Retail Plaza (landside) speciality concessions complete the balance of first phase retail development at Cape Town and include a 45sq m open concept store; a 31sqm Biltong store and a 48sq m music store. Each of the concessions is scheduled to begin trading on 1 November.
The Domestic Departures concessions, also scheduled to begin trading on 1 November consist of a 57sq m music shop; a 76sq m apparel shop; a 105sq m sports shop; a 90sq m curios shop; a 25sq m gift shop; a 57sqm fashion accessories store and a 120sq m pub complete with a 34sq m “˜Chill Room’.
In addition a second phase of concessions to begin trading on 1 April 2010 has also been announced, including a 248sq m coffee shop; a 230sq m restaurant; a 39sq m confectionery store; a 39sq m eyewear store and a 105sq m regionally themed gifting and wine shop.
The Domestic Arrivals (landside) completes the final phase of the invitation to tender and includes a 53sqm florist; 53sq m confectionery store; and two mobile phone outlets measuring 31sqm and 34sq m respectively. The Arrivals stores are scheduled to begin trading in April 2010.
The Cape Town tenders close on 30 April. Full details and contact information can be found here: ASCA Cape Town Tender.
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Throughout its 6,445 sq m of retail space ACSA is aiming to provide “best in class” offers at La Mercy International Airport |
ACSA has also issued tenders for a range of food & beverage, specialty retail and other retail opportunities at South Africa’s newest airport La Mercy International, due for completion in the first quarter of 2010.
The concessions include fashion accessories, luggage and leather, fashion, sports apparel, mobile phone sales, music, watches and sunglasses, gifts and flowers, a pharmacy and a health and beauty store, as well as a range of open concept stores, curio stores and a books and stationery outlet.
Other retail will include commercial banks, a foreign exchange bureau and ATMs.
Food & beverage opportunities include a family restaurant, a seafood restaurant, coffee shop, pub and grill, and various fast food, curry and health food options.
The invitation to tender closes on 14 April: Full details and contact information can be found here: ASCA La Mercy Tender.
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