Batchenga-Ntui-Yoko-Lena Road: Construction Work Enters Decisive Phase

Contractors in charge of the project have stepped up mobilization on the field.

Work on the Batchenga-Ntui section of the Batchenga-Ntui-Lena-Yoko-Tibati-Ngaoundere road in the Centre and Adamawa Regions has started, with information from the Ministry of Public Works revealing that the contractor in charge of the 21 km stretch has chosen a settlement site in Batchenga and is currently producing technical files for topographic and geotechnical readings. The RAZEL Enterprise was awarded the FCFA 22.7 billion (tax excluded) contract that is expected to be complete by February 2019. The project is financed by the French Development Agency and engineering work is expected to begin from the Sanaga Bridge, where the contractor is already carrying out some preliminary work on the waters. STUDI International, A Tunisian Company is tasked with monitoring the evolution of the project with a little over FCFA 1.6 billion at its disposal.
The Yoko-Lena stretch, 44.9 km has also witnessed evolution, with the Chinese construction company, SINOHYDRO, expected to gulp over FCFA 19.6 billion in the project. The CIRA/BEC Group, from Mali, won the contract to monitor the work at FCFA 5.4 billion. Meantime, the contractor has chosen a settlement site, is finalizing technical files and is in the process of installing equipment, Mathurin Zanga, Unit Head at the African Development Bank, World Bank Unit disclosed. He said asphalting works were on course.
He also announced that the Ntui-Yoko stretch was already awarded to the Portuguese company, Elevolution. The procedure for signing the contract was on course, he stated, saying that early March was the de...

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