Afcons beats Colas, Sogea Satom and CRBC to secure Phase 1 of the Transgabonaise (Meridiam/Arise)
Jeune Afrique Business+ gives you the details.
10/09/2020 at 20h09, by Gaëlle Arenson
Some 14 EPC companies were initially competing to secure the first in a series of contracts relating to works on the 828 km long road route, which will link the large agricultural areas of Gabon, from East to West.
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