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AOI - Algérie - Travaux de construction de la nouvelle ligne ferroviaire Laghouat-Ghardaïa-El Menia - Tronçon Ghardaia/ El Menia (230 Km)
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Application deadline: Jun 8, 2026
Location:Algeria
Category:Works
Status:Open
Sectors:Civil Engineering, Transport
Languages:French
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Objectives: International open tender for construction works to build the new L...
Eligibility criteria: Eligible bidders are qualified construction contractors from all countries, as the tender is an International Open Competitive Bidding (AOIO) under AfDB Procurement Policies ...
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AOI - Algérie - Travaux de construction de la nouvelle ligne ferroviaire Laghouat-Ghardaïa-El Menia - Tronçon Ghardaia/ El Menia (230 Km)
Le gouvernement Algérien a sollicité un financement de la Banque Africaine de Développement et de la Banque Asiatique d’Investissement pour les Infrastructures, afin de contribuer au financement du projet de construction de la ligne ferroviaire Laghouat- Ghardaïa-El Menia. Il a l’intention d’utiliser une partie des sommes accordées au titre de ce prêt pour effectuer des paiements au titre du marché de travaux de construction de la ligne ferroviaire Laghouat-Ghardaïa-El Menia - Tronçon Ghardaia/El Menia (230 Km).
Link to original source: https://www.aiib.org/en/opportunities/business/project-procurement/list.html
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