Luanda-Bengo Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a reference industrial space for the establishment of economic activities of production, transformation and manufacturing and has a global area of 8,300 ha and an equivalent population of 300,000 inhabitants.
It encompasses a Central Nucleus, composed of five buildings intended for the establishment of administrative activities, and is divided into four Quadrants. Each quadrant is subdivided into platforms, each designed with the necessary infrastructure for the proper functioning of the entire space for the implementation of several manufacturing units. Each Manufacturing Unit is made up of a prefabricated superstructure and adjoining support buildings, gatehouse, cafeteria, water and fuel tanks, emergency generators, material, and finished product storage, as well as parking lots and streets, water, sewage, electricity, and telecommunications networks. Each building in the Central Nucleus has an area of 1120 m and a height development of three elevated floors, except for one of the buildings that develops on 4 elevated floors.
This project includes the following main works:
Preliminary Design
Detail Design
540 M€
2007 - 2013
Sociedade de Desenvolvimento da Zona Económica Exclusiva (Z.E.E.), E.P.
TPF Consultores