List of Grade 3 General Contractors
1,728 Ethiopian firms hold a general contractor grade 3 licence or better. Compare contractors by grade and city, check registration details and see which public tenders they qualify for.
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ERMIAS TESHOME MEKONEN
ERMIYAS ASSEFA ASIFAWU
ERMIYAS DIMA ANO
ESAYAS LEYKUN BIRHANU
ESHETE TESFAYE BEKELE/SEA CONSTRUCTION/
ESKINDIR TEFERA TASSIE
ESMAEL HASEN AREDO
ESNA AND ASSOCIATES CONSULTING PLC
ESRAEL SHIMELS ASFAW
ESTIFANOS CONSTRUCTION
ET AREA GENERAL TRADING PLC
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Frequently asked questions
What does General Contractor Grade 3 mean?
Ethiopian contractors are licensed by grade, from grade 1 (the highest capacity) down to grade 10. A General Contractor Grade 3 firm is licensed for work at that grade and every grade below it, so this page also lists more highly graded firms.
How many general contractor grade 3 firms are there in Ethiopia?
1,728 firms listed on Modern Tenders hold a general contractor grade 3 licence or better. Each profile shows the registered company name, location and contact details.
Can a general contractor grade 3 bid on any tender?
No. Public tenders state a minimum grade, and only firms at that grade or higher may bid. A general contractor grade 3 therefore qualifies for work advertised at general contractor grade 3 and below.
How do I verify a contractor's grade?
Grades are issued by the federal or regional construction authority and appear on the firm's licence. Profiles here carry the grade recorded in public registries; ask the contractor for the licence itself before awarding work.
What is the difference between grade 3 and the grades either side of it?
A lower grade number means greater permitted capacity. General Contractor Grade 3 sits between the grade above it (larger permitted contract values) and the grade below (smaller). Buyers usually set the grade from the contract value.
Are you a General Contractor Grade 3 supplier? Add your company to Ethiopia's largest business directory and get found by buyers searching for what you offer.
List your business →1,728 Ethiopian firms hold a general contractor grade 3 licence or better. Compare contractors by grade and city, check registration details and see which public tenders they qualify for.
Search & filter these companies →General Contractor Grade 3 companies
Filter & search all 1,728 →Other General Contractor grades
Contractors by city
Frequently asked questions
What does General Contractor Grade 3 mean?
Ethiopian contractors are licensed by grade, from grade 1 (the highest capacity) down to grade 10. A General Contractor Grade 3 firm is licensed for work at that grade and every grade below it, so this page also lists more highly graded firms.
How many general contractor grade 3 firms are there in Ethiopia?
1,728 firms listed on Modern Tenders hold a general contractor grade 3 licence or better. Each profile shows the registered company name, location and contact details.
Can a general contractor grade 3 bid on any tender?
No. Public tenders state a minimum grade, and only firms at that grade or higher may bid. A general contractor grade 3 therefore qualifies for work advertised at general contractor grade 3 and below.
How do I verify a contractor's grade?
Grades are issued by the federal or regional construction authority and appear on the firm's licence. Profiles here carry the grade recorded in public registries; ask the contractor for the licence itself before awarding work.
What is the difference between grade 3 and the grades either side of it?
A lower grade number means greater permitted capacity. General Contractor Grade 3 sits between the grade above it (larger permitted contract values) and the grade below (smaller). Buyers usually set the grade from the contract value.
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