Tractafric Motors wins 2 contracts from CDC

Tractafric Motors, car dealer company has just been declared the winner of two contracts for the delivery of light and heavy vehicles to the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC), the agro-industrial company which operates in banana, rubber and palm oil in the southwest region of Cameroon.

The two markets are worth a total of more than half a billion Cfa francs, according to the communiqué issued by the Ministry of the Public Market.

The first market, worth a total of 207.9 million Cfa francs is relative to the delivery of 10 pick-up double cabins to the Cameroonian public agro-industrial company, 2nd employer in the country after the State.

The second market, for the delivery of 10 trucks from ten tonnes to the CDC, amounted to 511.4 million Cfa francs.

These vehicles must be delivered at the premises of the CDC in Tiko, in the Southwest region, within 45 and 180 days, according to the requirements of the Department of public procurement.

Tractafric Motors won the contract over competitors like Socada, Cami Toyota, CAD/CAM.