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    RadX Construction and Viva Engineering Partner to Revolutionize Project Solutions in Mozambique

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    By Evans Mumba on April 30, 2024 Business, Construction, Features, News

    Mozambique’s construction sector is set for a shakeup as RadX Construction Group and Viva Engineering join forces to streamline project delivery, particularly for mining projects.

    The strategic partnership, announced on April 15th, 2024, leverages the strengths of both companies. RadX Construction, a leader in civil construction across Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa, boasts a proven track record in handling complex projects in remote areas. Viva Engineering, established in 2007, brings expertise in steel fabrication, conceptualization, logistics, and installation of intricate mining process plants.

    This unified approach aims to minimize challenges faced by clients in the mining sector. The combined entity will offer clients fixed-price solutions encompassing the entire project lifecycle – from concept development to manufacturing, installation, commissioning, and potentially, ongoing maintenance.

    “In a competitive industry where precision, efficiency, and reliability are paramount, this partnership is a game-changer,” the press release from RadX Construction Group states. The collaboration will also benefit from the combined procurement and logistics capabilities of both firms, with established operations in South Africa ensuring access to high-quality materials and timely delivery.

    By working collaboratively with client design teams from the outset, RadX and Viva can provide valuable input throughout the value-engineering process. Their experience will also prove crucial in navigating the unique logistical considerations of projects in remote locations.

    This partnership between RadX Construction and Viva Engineering has the potential to significantly improve project efficiency and reduce risk for mining companies operating in Mozambique.

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