Consolis Group’s Bonna Tunisie, Tuniber and B.E.T. win $14 million contract to rehabilitate wastewater treatment plants
The subsidiary of the industrial group owned by Bain Capital and two Tunisian operators has been commissioned to rehabilitate two units in the country.
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▪ Consolis Group’s Bonna Tunisie, Tuniber and B.E.T. win $14 million contract to rehabilitate wastewater treatment plants
▪ The subsidiary of the industrial group owned by Bain Capital and two Tunisian operators has been commissioned to rehabilitate two units in the country.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/808958/tunisia-consolis-groups-bonna-tunisie-tuniber-and-b-e-t-win-14-million-contract-to-rehabilitate-wastewater-treatment-plants/
Tuniber Ingénierie & Construction won the civil engineering and equipment work to extend and rehabilitate the Siliana wastewater treatment plant in northwest Tunisia.
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