TYPSA follows in Huawei’s footsteps to win Luanda tech park contracts
The Spanish consultancy firm has just won two tender calls for the supervision of works at a project already supported by the Chinese group.
08/10/2020 at 12h56, by Africa Business+
Although the construction contract is yet to be awarded, the project’s stakeholders – primarily the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Angolan government – have already decided upon a company to supervise the works. These contracts have been awarded to the TYPSA consulting and engineering services group, which will oversee Phases I and II of the project.
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