Track Record
LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU has a proven track record with 2 awarded contracts in Burkina Faso, Africa.
The company's expertise spans water and sanitation, finance and banking, construction and civil works and governance and public administration. Their portfolio includes works contracts and consulting engagements.
Their areas of specialization include buildings, reflecting a diverse technical capability across multiple disciplines.
These contracts have been sourced through the World Bank.
Notable Contracts
Contract award for technical studies and supervision of works for green and public spaces in Bobo, under the 'Secondary Cities Urban Mobility and Development Project'.
— Secondary Cities Urban Mobility and Development Project
This tender pertains to the Burkina Faso Emergency Local Development and Resilience Project, specifically focusing on the monitoring and control of the construction of a removable curtain wall at…
— Burkina Faso Emergency Local Development and Resilience Project
Key contracting authorities
- Burkina Faso Emergency Local Development and Resilience Project
- Secondary Cities Urban Mobility and Development Project
Frequently asked questions about LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU
Who is LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU?
LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU is a public-sector contractor based in Burkina Faso with 2 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across Burkina Faso.
How many public contracts has LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU won?
LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU has won 2 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory in 2025.
What sectors does LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU work in?
LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU is most active in water and sanitation, finance and banking and construction and civil works.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU?
LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU's most frequent contracting authorities include Burkina Faso Emergency Local Development and Resilience Project and Secondary Cities Urban Mobility and Development Project.
Where does BidsFactory get LE BATISSEUR DU BEAU's contract history?
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