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Togo’s ARCOP cancels Water Ministry contract

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ARCOP, Togo’s public procurement regulator, ruled in favour of HYDROBAT/BSH in a dispute with the Water Ministry. It cancelled the results of the contested public contract, reports 24 Heure Info.

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