Track Record
ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH has a proven track record with 2 awarded contracts across Niger and Western and Central Africa, with operations spanning Africa and Asia. The majority of their contracts are concentrated in Niger, which accounts for 50% of their portfolio, with additional presence in 1 other market.
The company's expertise spans infrastructure, finance and banking, social-protection, agriculture and food security and rural development, among other sectors. Their portfolio includes works contracts (2).
These contracts have been sourced through the World Bank. The total recorded value of their awarded contracts stands at XOF 222.0 million.
Notable Contracts
Contract Award for the development of Babayé pond and protection of Koris banks in Tahoua, and protection of Koris banks and crossing structures in Bado and Toumboul.
— Niger Integrated Urban Development and Multi-sectoral Resilience Project
— West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP)
Key contracting authorities
- Niger Integrated Urban Development and Multi-sectoral Resilience Project
- West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP)
Frequently asked questions about ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH
Who is ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH?
ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH is a public-sector contractor based in Niger with 2 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across 2 countries.
How many public contracts has ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH won?
ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH has won 2 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory in 2026.
What sectors does ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH work in?
ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH is most active in infrastructure, finance and banking and social-protection.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH?
ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH's most frequent contracting authorities include Niger Integrated Urban Development and Multi-sectoral Resilience Project and West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP).
Where does BidsFactory get ENTREPRISE FRERES OUMADAH's contract history?
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