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Detailed Design for WWTP for storm and surface waters at Cementarnica Usje

Titan_WWTP In December 2011, the Client Cementarnica Usje, awarded to BAR E.C.E. the contract for performing Detailed Design for wastewater treatment plant for storm and surface waters. This project is follow-up of the previously performed Feasibility and EIA Studies for the same treatment plant.

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Feasibility and EIA study for WWTP in Titan – Cementarnica Usje

Titan BAR E.C.E. made feasibility study and EIA study for Wastewater treatment plant for the surface and storm water in Titan – Cementarnica Usje, Cement factory in Skopje, Macedonia.

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Tetovo Open 2011

Te_open_11BAR E.C.E. is sponsoring the amateur tennis tournament "Tetovo Open 2011" since 2006. This year the tournament took place in Tetovo from 22 to 25 September, 2011.

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Project on Construction of WWTP in Gevgelija

BPS The Project on Construction of Waste Water Treatment Plant in Gevgelija started. BAR E.C.E. is a partner of the consortium led by Hoilnger, Switzerland.

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Opening ceremony in Sredno Konjari and Katlanovo, Petrovec Municipality

BPS On April 07, 2011, ceremony was held in the Primary School “Bratstvo Edinstvo” in Sredno Konjari and on April 21, 2011 in the Primary School “Koco Racin” in Katlanovo, to mark the completion of the project from the Together for European Macedonia, programme 2010, financed by the Government of the Kingdom of Norway, managed by the Secretariat for European Affairs of the Government of the Republic of Macedonia and implemented by BAR E.C.E.

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Implementation Assistance for Wastewater Treatment Plant in Kumanovo

BPSBAR E.C.E. signed Consultancy Agreement with EBRD as Administrator of Grant Funds provided by the Government of Switzerland under the Switzerland - EBRD Macedonia MEAP Grant Fund for Implementation Assistance for Wastewater Treatment Plant in Kumanovo. BAR E.C.E. will provide consultancy services for successful implementation of the Project witn envisionded duration of 6 months until the end of September.

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