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Preparation of Bills of Quantities (boq) for Arct- Ruhuka Construction
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Location:Rwanda
Category:Consulting services
Status:Closed
Sectors:Civil Engineering
Languages:English
Contracting authority: ARCT RUHUKA (Association Rwandaise de Conseillers en Traumatisme)
Description
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR PREPARATION OF BILLS OF QUANTITIES (BOQ) FOR ARCT-RUHUKA CONSTRUCTION ARCT-Ruhuka overview The Rwandan Organization of Professional Trauma Counselors (ARCT–Ruhuka) is a National Nonprofit making Organization, formed in April 30th 19
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