Rwanda Transport Development Agency (RTDA) has invited bids without prequalification for the contract to rehabilitate and upgrade the 15.53 km of urban roads in the Gicumbi district, Rwanda.
The project encompasses the enhancement of BaseRukomo-Nyagatare, specifically focusing on Lot 1: Base-Rukomo Road, as well as the rehabilitation and upgrading of Kibari – Gatuna (Byumba – Ngondore) and Byumba Urban Roads spanning a total distance of 15.53 km.
The Government of Rwanda has received financing from the African Development Bank (ADB). Proposals must be physically delivered by November 20, 2023. More information about this tender can be found on our Business Opportunity page here.
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