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Build the Future HYDRAULICS HYDRAULICs Trades & references build the future HYDRAULICS COMETE Engineering skills cover all the water fields: It revolves around the issue of managing water resources, seeking to ensure the adequacy between supply and need, in order to preserve the environment and the quality. Our services cover the whole set of engineering scope and enable the follow up of the projects from the feasibility studies to the works supervision, but deals samely with governance or management issues. The numerous references of COMETE Engineering in hydraulics, in Tunisia or internationally, attest that our teams have all the required abilities to undertake complex and diverse projects. «Given the climate change emergency, COMETE Engineering has broadened its approach to water projects to tackle governance and technical issues» Radhi MEDDEB Chairman A quality system for the sake of the projects Firmly established in the engineering sector for over twenty years, COMETE Engineering has established a system of quality management at the service of its projects. This system ensures our partners and clients a tailored response to their goals in all circumstances. Talents and skills COMETE Engineering teams put their talents at the disposal of the projects with dedication and professionalism. They continually demonstrate mobility, creativity and rapid adaptation to the most diverse technical, economic and social international environments. BUSINESS AREAS SERVICES Dams Feasibility studies Hydro-agricultural management Design and Engineering Assistance in procurement Water treatment Project management support Protection against flooding Control and supervision of works Sewerage and Drainage Dams Control of construction works of the implementation of Moula dam in Tabarka. SNC Lavalin. Tunisia Project of hydro-agricultural planning of the irrigated area from El H’ma. Regional Commissioner of Agricultural Development. Tunisia Over two third of our turnover is generated abroad/ “ internationally „ Assistance in project management for the construction of the dam El Harka and its transfer structures. Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and fisheries. Tunisia Preliminary detailed study and preparation of the submission of the «Ziatine Dam». Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries. Tunisia Preliminary study of additional spillway dam Mellegue. Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries. Tunisia Preliminary detailed study of Oued Khalled dam. Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fisheries. Tunisia General preliminary study of 13 hillside dams in Kasserine. SNC Lavalin. Tunisia Pumping station to oued Harka dam. SNC Lavalin. Tunisia Urban water Study for the implementation of a system of remote management of north and structures inconnection. National Company of Water Exploitation and Distribution. Tunisia Drinking Water supply study of the neighborhoods served by the System Agua clara. Empresa De Agua E Electricidade (EMAE). Sao Tomé and Principe Master Plan study of distribution networks of the city El Kef and its surroundings. National Company of Water Exploitation and Distribution. Tunisia A strong expertise in the preservation of water resources, a “ major challenge „ Drinking water supply of the rural areas. Regional Commissioner for Agricultural Development of Sfax, El Kef, Kasserine, Mednine, Nabeul, Bizerta and Kairouan. Tunisia Technical studies, monitoring and control of construction works of desalination of brackish water unit at Gabes (22500 m3/j). National Company of Water Exploitation and Distribution. Tunisia Study of the master plan of drinking water supply of Jendouba and its surroundings. National Company of Water Exploitation and Distribution. Tunisia Hydro-agricultural planning Project study of the modernization of the irrigated area Sidi Thabet (5000 ha). Regional Commissioner for Agricultural Development. Ariana. Tunisia Implementation and construction study of the rural development project of BET (200 ha). (Islamic Development Bank). National Development Office. Chad Project of integrated rural development of North Namentenga (290 ha). (Islamic Development Bank). Ministry of Agricultural and Animal Resources. Burkina Faso Diagnostic and Modernization studies of the exploitation of the irrigated area of the governorate of Sousse (6000 ha). Regional Commissioner for Agricultural Development of Sousse. Tunisia Technical assistance to transfer the management of the irrigated area El Houareb in Collective Interest Grouping (CIG). Regional Commissioner for Agricultural Development of Kasserine. Tunisia Implementation study of six irrigation schemes for the planning of Gurara (2900 ha). Coyne and Bellier. Nigeria Study of rehabilitation of the large irrigation canal Laaroussia. Regional Commissioner for Agricultural Development of Manouba. Tunisia Project of hydro-agricultural development of the Niger Valley : Rehabilitation of «Casier du Niaro» (700 ha) and extension of Siengo (520 ha). (Islamic Development Bank). Niger Office. Niger Studies and Monitoring of rehabilitation, modernization and water saving in 24 small and medium scale irrigation schemes of Central Tunisia (2400 ha). (KFW). Regional Commissioner for Agricultural Development of Kasserine. Tunisia “A mastery of the entire water cycle „ Sanitation Technical assistance project for the control of the works of network project of Salawi to Benghazi. EL EMARA. Libya Study of rehabilitation and planning of the Sebkha of Rades APAL.Tunisia Sanitation master plans Chatt Mariem and Sidi El Heni. Sanitation National Office. Tunisia Study of sanitation master plans for Grombalia, Kelibia, Maamoura, Menzel Temime, Menzel Bouzelfa et Soliman. Sanitation National Office of Sanitation. Tunisia Technical assistance for the exploitation of treatment plants of South Sousse, Bizerta and of 11 stations of Medjerdah Valley. Sanitation National Office of Sanitation. Tunisia Protection against flooding Study of protection against flooding of the: Lexiba II, Rosso, M’Bagen, Aere M’Bare, Sene Boussorbe et Boghe. Mauritanian Agency for the Implementation of Public Works for Employment. (AMEXTIPE). Mauritania Study of protection and planning of the north side East Hill of Sidi Bou Saïd. Agency of Coastal Protection and Planning. Tunisia Study of Protection of Tunisian Coast: site 2 B: Carthage - La Goulette. Agency of Coastal Protection and Planning. Tunisia “ Water, we can„ General Study for coastal protection against sea erosion, Site 3: Rades-Soliman. Agency of Coastal Protection and Planning. Tunisia Studies of networks and structures for protection against flodding for the towns of Menzel Bouzelfa, El Mida and Zaouiet Djedidi. Ministry of Infrastructure and Housing. Tunisia Studies of networking and protection structures against flooding of 8 cities: Soliman, Nabeul, Béni Khalled, Hammamet, Mornag, Zarzis, Korba and Grombalia. Ministry of Equipment, Housing and Spatial Planning. Tunisia Studies of networking and protection structures against flooding of Sidi Ali Ben Aoun, Matmata Jedida, Old Matmata. Ministry of Equipment, Housing and Spatial Planning. Tunisia Protection against flooding of the city of Bekalta and of the Community of Oued El Ellil. Ministry of Equipment, Housing and Spatial Planning. Tunisia Studies of networking and structures for protection against flooding towns of Nefza, Siliana, Beja, Tajerouine. Ministry of Equipment, Housing and Spatial Planning. Tunisia Maritime Hydraulics Control and supervision of repairs works of the captaincy structure of the TRAPSA. Transport Company by Pipe-Lines Sahara TRAPSA. Tunisia Mission of studies and monitoring of rehabilitation works of infrastructure of the oil jetty of TRAPSA. Transport Company by Pipe-Lines Sahara TRAPSA. Tunisia Expertise and protection study of dyke rock of Skhira. Transport Company by Pipe-Lines Sahara TRAPSA. Tunisia Works supervision of Marina Hammamet Sud. Study and Planning Company «La Marina Hammamet Sud». Tunisia Associations - Accreditations COMETE Engineering is member of : The International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) Federation of Consultants from Islamic Countries (FCIC) The Federation of Arab and African Consultants (FAAC) The National Association of Consulting Engineers (ANBEIC – Tunis) The Tunisian-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry The Tunisian American Chamber of Commerce The Tunisian-Dutch Chamber of Commerce and Industry Arab Institute of Business Managers (IACE) Agreements and international agreements World Bank European Investment Bank (EIB) African Development Bank (AFDB) Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD) OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KFW) French Agency for Development (AFD) Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Finance Corporation (IFC) Algeria Belgium Geographic Presence Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Republic Chad Congo Comoros Islands Côte d’Ivoire Djibouti France Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Conakry Lebanon Libya Madagascar Mali Mauritania Morocco Niger Nigeria Pakistan DR Congo Rwanda Sao-Tomé & Principe Headquaters Saudi Arabia Senegal Implantation (Subsidiaries) Sudan Country interventions of COMETE Togo Tunisia Turkey Immeuble COMETE, Centre Urbain Nord - Avenue Hédi Karray,1082 Tunis Mahrajène - TUNISIE - BP 97 1002 TUNIS Tél : (+216) 71 70 78 00 / 71 70 79 00 - fax : (+216) 71 70 72 00 - E-mail : [email protected] - Site Web : www.comete.com.tn.
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