Track Record
CARNECIA INVESTMENTS has a proven track record with 2 awarded contracts in Eswatini, Africa.
The company's expertise spans education and training, transport and logistics, information and communication technology and infrastructure. Their portfolio includes supply contracts (2).
These contracts have been sourced through the World Bank. The total recorded value of their awarded contracts stands at SZL 2.1 million.
Notable Contracts
**Contract Award** | Project: Strengthening Early Childhood Development and Basic Education Systems to Support Human Capital Devel | Method: Request for Quotations | Ref: SZ-MOET-561831-GO-RFQ
— Strengthening Early Childhood Development and Basic Education Systems to Support Human Capital Devel
**Contract Award** | Project: Strengthening Early Childhood Development and Basic Education Systems to Support Human Capital Devel | Method: Request for Quotations | Ref: SZ-MOET-539718-GO-RFQ
— Strengthening Early Childhood Development and Basic Education Systems to Support Human Capital Devel
Key contracting authorities
- Strengthening Early Childhood Development and Basic Education Systems to Support Human Capital Devel· 2
Frequently asked questions about CARNECIA INVESTMENTS
Who is CARNECIA INVESTMENTS?
CARNECIA INVESTMENTS is a public-sector contractor based in Eswatini with 2 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across Eswatini.
How many public contracts has CARNECIA INVESTMENTS won?
CARNECIA INVESTMENTS has won 2 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory in 2026.
What sectors does CARNECIA INVESTMENTS work in?
CARNECIA INVESTMENTS is most active in education and training, transport and logistics and information and communication technology.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to CARNECIA INVESTMENTS?
CARNECIA INVESTMENTS's most frequent contracting authorities include Strengthening Early Childhood Development and Basic Education Systems to Support Human Capital Devel.
Where does BidsFactory get CARNECIA INVESTMENTS's contract history?
Data is aggregated from the World Bank and refreshed every 6 hours.