Track Record
MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG) has a proven track record with 2 awarded contracts across Burundi and Rwanda. The majority of their contracts are concentrated in Burundi, which accounts for 50% of their portfolio, with additional presence in 1 other market.
The company's expertise spans agriculture and food security, finance and banking, water and sanitation and education and training. Their portfolio includes consulting engagements (2).
These contracts have been sourced through the World Bank.
Notable Contracts
— Burundi Water Supply and Sanitation Access Project
**Contract Award** | Project: Commercialization and De-Risking for Agricultural Transformation Project | Method: Quality And Cost-Based Selection | Ref: RW-RAB-322361-CS-QCBS
— Commercialization and De-Risking for Agricultural Transformation Project
Key contracting authorities
- Burundi Water Supply and Sanitation Access Project
- Commercialization and De-Risking for Agricultural Transformation Project
Frequently asked questions about MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG)
Who is MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG)?
MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG) is a public-sector contractor based in Burundi with 2 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across 2 countries.
How many public contracts has MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG) won?
MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG) has won 2 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory, with awards recorded from 2024 to 2026.
What sectors does MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG) work in?
MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG) is most active in agriculture and food security, finance and banking and water and sanitation.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG)?
MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG)'s most frequent contracting authorities include Burundi Water Supply and Sanitation Access Project and Commercialization and De-Risking for Agricultural Transformation Project.
Where does BidsFactory get MAURITANIAN CONSULTING GROUP (MCG)'s contract history?
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