From our base in İzmir we have delivered housing, villa, stadium, public building and shooting range projects in Kyrgyzstan, Algeria, Cameroon and the United States. 14 projects in 5 countries on 4 continents.
Illustrative imageBuilding abroad means doing the same work under different rules: another set of regulations and permits, another climate, another supply chain, another language and business culture. Success on an international project depends on seeing these differences at the start and building them into the plan.
Outside Türkiye, DEMAFT has delivered projects in Kyrgyzstan, Algeria, Cameroon and the United States. Its work in the United States is carried out through its licensed affiliate CNK Contracting LLC in Maryland; in the other countries the projects were run by DEMAFT.
Local regulations and permit processes not known at the start.
Materials and equipment not available on the local market, or imports not planned.
Materials and methods unsuited to the climate.
Communication and reporting gaps between head office and site.
The distance between the investor’s country and the project’s.
Planning an international project starts with reviewing the country’s conditions: regulations, permits, climate and supply. Quantities and costs are estimated for these conditions; the supply of materials and equipment that cannot be found locally is built into the programme from the start.
During execution, reporting between head office and site is regular and written. In tender and consortium partnerships, the division of work and responsibilities is defined clearly in the contract.
Regulations, permits, climate and supply options.
Item-by-item cost for the country’s conditions.
Tying local and imported materials to the programme.
One coordination, safety and quality checks.
Regular reports to head office and the owner; turnkey handover.
Our projects: social housing projects of 5,100 and 1,016 homes in Oran and a 50,000-seat stadium complex in Tizi Ouzou, Algeria; a private luxury mansion and 50 m and 100 m indoor shooting ranges in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; a private mansion, a petrol station and the headquarters of Cameroon’s Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ART) in Yaoundé, Cameroon; and renovations of about 20 villas in Maryland, USA, through CNK Contracting LLC. In Türkiye, housing, shopping centre and public building projects in Istanbul.
Having run projects in 5 countries under different regulations, climates and supply conditions is the basis of our international experience. We welcome partnership proposals for tenders in Türkiye and abroad.
Türkiye, Kyrgyzstan, Algeria, Cameroon and the United States: 14 projects in 6 cities across Europe, Asia, Africa and North America.
Our work in the US is carried out through our licensed affiliate CNK Contracting LLC in Maryland. US phone: +1 410 699 31 31.
Yes. We welcome proposals for tenders, consortia and joint projects in Türkiye and abroad.
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