What is also notable about these tenders is that they will be using new land tender methods, with greater emphasis on productivity gains, rather than land price alone.

For leafy vegetables, food fish, beansprouts and quail eggs farming, the new farm land will be tendered using a fixed price tender method, meaning that the land price is already fixed, taking guidance from market valuation, and farmers will compete purely on their tender proposal.

For other general agriculture food farming, it will use a concept and price method, where tenderers who meet the criteria are shortlisted; the tender would then be awarded to the shortlisted tenderer with the highest price.

A total of 36 plots of farm land will be tendered out in the next few years. AVA recognises that some farmers may not be familiar with putting up tender proposals based on concepts, as farm land tenders have traditionally been based primarily on land price. To help farmers, AVA will conduct advisory sessions on the drafting of tender proposals before every tender launch.

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