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CONSA S.R.L Consultores Asociados (CONSA)

Get all the information about CONSA S.R.L Consultores Asociados (CONSA), a company operating mainly in the Infrastructure and Water & Waste sector. Connect with its key contacts, projects, shareholders, related news and more. The company has operations in Bolivia, which include Bridge, Potable water, Engineering Contractor Company, Industrial Contracting, Airport, Other (Contractor Companies), Highways - Roads, Roads andRail Transport. Write to us at [email protected] or call us at +56 (2) 29410300 to schedule a demonstration of our platform.

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Other projects in: Infrastructure (Bolivia)

Get critical information about thousands of Infrastructure projects in Latin America: what stages they're in, capex, related companies, contacts and more.

Project: New third level hospital in south El Alto
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Updated: 4 years ago

Project: La Paz-El Alto cable car (phase II)
Current stage:
Updated: 8 months ago

Project: Huarina-Tiquina two-lane highway
Current stage:
Updated: 8 months ago

Project: Villa Tunari-San Ignacio de Moxos highway
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Updated: 8 months ago

Project: Maintenance and enhancement via Río Seco-Desaguadero
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Updated: 2 years ago

Project: Padilla-El Salto section (Padilla-Monteagudo highway)
Current stage:
Updated: 8 months ago

Project: Madre de Dios bridge
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Updated: 6 years ago

Project: Caracollo-Confital double-lane highway
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Updated: 8 months ago

Project: San Ignacio-Puerto Ganadero highway paving
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Updated: 6 years ago

Project: La Angostura-Comarapa highway reconstruction section IV: Bermejo-La Angostura
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Updated: 8 months ago

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News in: Infrastructure (Bolivia)

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