EBOMAF-TOGO : Two new markets with a cumulative amount of CFAF 214 billion

Once again the State of Togo trusts the expertise of the Company Bunkoungou Mahamadou et Fils (EBOMAF). The Burkinabè Major of the BTP, who has been successful in several West African countries and beyond in the last decade, has just won two (2) important contracts for the construction of road infrastructure and water drainage in the South Togolese.

The first contract concerns the modernization of the Lomé-Kpalimé road, which is one hundred and twenty (120) kilometres long, as well as the development of the Todman, Segbé and Adidogomé water retention basins for a cumulative amount of aboutOne hundred and ninety-five (195) billion CFA francs HT/HD. The second contract concerns the development of various roads and networks (VRD) in the city of Kpalimé for an amount ofNineteen (19) billion CFA francs HT/HD. For all two markets, this is an estimated overall financing ofTwo hundred and fourteen (214) billion CFA francs HT/HDthat the Togolese government grants to EBOMAF, which moreover strengthens its position as leader in the construction sector in Togo.

Indeed, the Burkina Faso company has already demonstrated itself in the construction of important infrastructures in Lomé and is currently working on other works concentrated in the north of the country.

EBOMAF, after having conducted the works of the boulevards of 13-Janvier and Agoè-BKS-Limousine-Adidogomé between 2011 and 2013 in the city of Lomé, was then assigned other works located in the northern part of the country. Work is currently under way.

It is the construction site of the roads Tandjouare-Kanté (130 Km) and Borgou-Mandouri (45 Km), that of Mandouri-Frontière du Bénin (07.5 Km) with a bridge of one hundred eighty (180) linear meters on the river l-Oti and that of Carrefour Pya-Sarakawa-Kanté (65 Km) with a bridge of one hundred (100) linear meters on a large river. The two (2) new contracts are signed at the time of completion of these three projects.

The impressive deployment of state-of-the-art equipment on the life bases of Adidogomé and Attigou, in the vicinity of Lomé, announces the imminent start of this new work. Between EBOMAF and the Togolese government it is a confidence that continues to grow over the years. The expertise of EBOMAF has been supporting the Togolese Republic for nearly ten years in its efforts to develop and modernize its infrastructure.

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