Projektmeldung Côte d'Ivoire Abfallentsorgung, Recycling
Optimierung einer industriellen Abwasseraufbereitungsanlage: Ergänzung einer SBR‑Behandlungseinheit
Optimization of an Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant: Addition of a "SBR" Treatment Unit
Allgemeine Geschäftsmöglichkeit
22.01.2026
- Land Côte d'Ivoire
- Finanzierung Privater Sektor
- Referenznummer CIV_07
- Kategorie Wasser und Umwelt
- Träger Bamba Corporation
Das ivorische Unternehmen Bamba Corporation sucht zur Optimierung einer industriellen Abwasseraufbereitungsanlage einen deutschen Partner. Das Projekt beinhaltet die Durchführung der erforderlichen technischen Studien sowie die Implementierung einer industriellen SBR‑Abwasserbehandlungseinheit (Sequencing Batch Reactor).
Profile of the local business partner
Since 2001, Bamba Corporation, an energy and civil engineering company based in Côte d'Ivoire, has been committed to providing high-quality technical services in the following areas:
- Air conditioning and industrial refrigeration
- Electricity (high and low voltage)
- Solar energy and video surveillance
- Civil engineering, buildings, and public works
Products or services needed
As part of a project aimed at optimizing an industrial wastewater treatment unit (slops), Bamba Corporation is seeking a partner capable of conducting the necessary technical studies and supplying the equipment required for the implementation of an industrial wastewater treatment unit of the SBR (Sequencing Batch Reactor) type. Both a technical proposal and a financial offer in French language are expected, preferably by January 30, 2026.
The objectives of the project are to:
- Increase the industrial wastewater treatment capacity at the site.
- Reduce the use of chemicals in industrial wastewater treatment.
- Promote the reuse of treated water for cleaning purposes and industrial production.
As part of its operations, the treatment plant receives a significant volume of industrial wastewater, known as slops, each month at its site (at least 300 m3 per week). Currently, these slops are treated in depollution facilities with a treatment capacity of 6 m3/h. The unit also generates wastewater internally during waste treatment operations by pyrolysis.
The treated industrial wastewater mainly consists of slops from offshore oil drilling activities, wastewater generated at the industrial equipment washing station, and residual water produced at the waste pyrolysis site.
Input data:
| Flow rate | Volume |
|---|---|
| Current hourly flow rate | 6 m3/h |
| Future hourly flow rate | 10 m3/h |
| Peak hourly flow rate | 12 m3/h |
| Expected minimum daily flow | 80 m3/d |
| Desired weekly treated volume | 400 m3 |
| Monthly slops volume | 1.500 m3 |
Key components to be included in the proposal:
- Proposed solution
- Equipment materials
- Required area
- Estimated project cost
- Delivery time
- Warranty details
| This business opportunity has been identified by the Sector Expert of the Africa Business Network, who is based at the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce or Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in the target market. The Sector Expert programme is supported by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE). |
Contact
If you are interested in offering the required products or services, please download and complete the following document "Expression of Interest". Then send it to the Coordination Office for the Africa Business Network: branchenexperten@gtai.de
