ESE TATA

🇲🇱Mali1 contract awarded

Track Record

ESE TATA has a proven track record with 1 awarded contract in Mali, Africa.

The company's expertise spans construction and civil works, health and medical services and water and sanitation. Their portfolio includes works contracts.

Their areas of specialization include buildings, roads, rehabilitation works and sanitation, reflecting a diverse technical capability across multiple disciplines.

These contracts have been sourced through the World Bank. The total recorded value of their awarded contracts stands at XOF 49.3 million.

Notable Contracts

Construction of 841 Latrines in Schools and Health Centers in the Bamako District

This tender pertains to the construction and rehabilitation of 841 latrines in schools and health centers within the Bamako District, as part of the Bamako Urban Resilience Project. The procurement…

Bamako Urban Resilience project

Maliworks contractsXOF 49.3 millionOctober 2025world_bank

Key contracting authorities

  • Bamako Urban Resilience project

Frequently asked questions about ESE TATA

Who is ESE TATA?

ESE TATA is a public-sector contractor based in Mali with 1 awarded contract tracked on BidsFactory across Mali.

How many public contracts has ESE TATA won?

ESE TATA has won 1 public procurement contract on BidsFactory in 2025.

What sector is ESE TATA active in?

ESE TATA is most active in construction and civil works, health and medical services and water and sanitation.

Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to ESE TATA?

ESE TATA's most frequent contracting authorities include Bamako Urban Resilience project.

Where does BidsFactory get ESE TATA's contract history?

Data is aggregated from the World Bank and refreshed every 6 hours.

Data sources: the World Bank. Refreshed every 6 hours from official procurement portals.

Funding Sources

Countries of Operation

Company Overview

1
Contracts
$49,253,070
Total Value
1
Countries
1
Sources

Contact Information

Mali

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