This project brings together two distinct operations under a single full Project Management mission...
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This project involves a full Project Management mission covering technical studies, control and supervision of hydro-agricultural development works in the Bahr Linia area of Chad. It is part of a rural development and food security initiative aimed at harnessing water resources from the Bahr Linia basin for irrigation and agricultural development.
Scope of the PMC mission:
📐 Studies Phase:
• Topographic, hydrological and hydrogeological studies of the project area;
• Geotechnical and environmental studies (ESIA);
• Design of hydro-agricultural structures: retention dams, spreading weirs, primary and secondary irrigation canals, regulation and drainage works;
• Schematic and Detailed Design (SD/DD);
• Tender Documents (DCE): execution drawings, technical specs, BOQ, cost estimates, construction schedule.
🔍 Works Control & Supervision Phase:
• Technical and quality control of works execution in accordance with approved plans and specifications;
• Supervision of contractors on hydro-agricultural works;
• Review and approval of execution drawings and calculation notes submitted by contractors;
• Construction schedule monitoring and management of potential amendments;
• Provisional and final acceptance of works (minutes of acceptance, snagging resolution).
🌾 Infrastructure Components:
• Water mobilisation and storage structures (hill reservoirs, dams);
• Gravity and/or pressurised irrigation networks;
• Development of irrigated perimeters and agricultural land improvement;
• Ancillary works: access tracks, agricultural storage facilities, socio-community infrastructure.
This project aims to improve access to drinking water in the localities...
This service contract — Lot 2 — is part of a 4-year framework contract awarded to a single service provider...
This project involves detailed architectural and technical surveys as well as the design of new health infrastructure within two provincial hospitals in Laos, as part of the provincial health system strengthening programme.
Scope of assignment:
🔍 Detailed Survey:
• Topographic and geometric surveys of existing hospital sites;
• Full architectural surveys of existing buildings (floor plans, sections, elevations, condition assessment);
• Structural and technical diagnosis of existing facilities (civil works, utilities, MEP);
• Assessment of deterioration and identification of rehabilitation or extension needs;
• Mapping of existing networks (water, sanitation, electricity, internal roads).
📐 Design:
• Functional and spatial programming studies for new infrastructure;
• Schematic and Detailed Design (SD/DD) for new construction and rehabilitation works;
• Design of technical facilities: operating theatres, emergency units, wards, laboratories, pharmacies, maternity units;
• Execution documents (drawings, technical specifications, quantities and cost estimates);
• Integration of international health standards and WHO guidelines;
• Consideration of climatic, seismic and accessibility constraints specific to Bolikhamxay and Bokeo.
Sites covered:
• Bolikhamxay Provincial Hospital — Bolikhamxay Province, Central Laos;
• Bokeo Provincial Hospital — Bokeo Province, North-West Laos.
This project covers the provision of full architectural and technical design services for three (3) Technical Secondary Schools (TSS), in accordance with the Terms of Reference (ToR). It encompasses all functional spaces required for the proper operation of these technical and vocational education institutions.
Scope of design services — LOT N°01:
📚 Learning Spaces
🍽️ Dining & Kitchen Facilities
🏠 Student & Staff Accommodation
🏭 Production Workshops (Factories)
Services included:
• Preliminary studies, sketches and preliminary designs (Pre-design / Schematic Design);
• Tender Documents (BOQ, technical specifications, tender management);
• Execution Drawings and Assistance during Works Reception (AOR);
• BIM integration and coordination across all trades.
This project is part of an energy transition initiative aimed at reducing dependence on fossil fuels and improving the sustainability of water supply systems. It involves the design, supply and installation of photovoltaic self-consumption production units (UPAC) within the operational infrastructure of two public water distribution companies:
• Àguas de Santo Antão — Santo Antão Island, Cape Verde
• Àguas de São Nicolau — São Nicolau Island, Cape Verde
Project Objectives:
• Cover all or part of the energy needs of pumping, treatment and distribution stations using clean, renewable solar energy;
• Reduce operating costs related to electricity consumption at the facilities;
• Improve energy resilience of drinking water supply systems in island contexts with limited conventional energy supply;
• Contribute to national sustainable development and decarbonisation goals in the water sector.
The “HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING PROJECT (PRSS)” aims to transform health infrastructure in Djibouti along three main axes:
• Infrastructure reinforcement: rehabilitation and modernisation of health facilities;
• Human resources training: capacity building for medical and paramedical staff;
• Governance improvement: optimisation of administrative and operational processes.
Scope: 6 regional hospitals (CHR), 11 primary health posts, 3 community centres in Djibouti City.
This project aims to strengthen the capacities of the Bureau for Military Reintegration Support (BARM) in Yamoussoukro, on a site of approximately 21.70 hectares divided into four zones:
• Administrative Zone
• Living Zone
• Training Centre
• Experimental Zone (school field)
The “Healthcare Offer” project aims to improve access to quality healthcare through the strengthening of five major hospital infrastructures in:
• Foumbouni, Mitsamiouli, Fomboni, Hombo, Domoni
The 5 hospitals will double their total bed capacity. The renovation covers key departments including the medical-technical platform, outpatient services, inpatient wards, maternity, paediatrics, haemodialysis and emergency units.
