Bunnik,
the Netherlands, 13 March 2015 – BAM International has been awarded a
€37 million design and construct contract for the rehabilitation and
extension of Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) in Tanzania, which
is situated between Moshi and Arusha in northern Tanzania.
BAM expects to complete the works for Kilimanjaro Airports Development Company (KADCO) in 2017.
BAM expects to complete the works for Kilimanjaro Airports Development Company (KADCO) in 2017.
The
scope of work comprises the refurbishment of the terminal building
(built in 1971), the construction of a new parallel taxiway, the
extension of the existing apron and taxiways, including repairs on the
runway, as well as the drainage and sewage works. Furthermore BAM will
install new airfield ground lighting and floodlights along the apron.
Funding
was partly granted by the Dutch fund ORIO for the development and
implementation of this project. The remaining part is guaranteed by
commercial financing arranged by the Government of Tanzania.
Kilimanjaro
International Airport is one of the four international airports in
Tanzania and is the second largest airport after Julius Nyerere
International Airport in Dar es Salaam for which BAM has completed two
rehabilitation projects already and is currently constructing the new
Terminal 3 building.
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