decision/analysis partners Awarded National Park Transportation Development Study for Gabon
September 14 2004 - 4:42PM
PR Newswire (US)
decision/analysis partners Awarded National Park Transportation
Development Study for Gabon VIENNA, Va., Sept. 14 /PRNewswire/ --
decision/analysis partners of Vienna, VA has been awarded a
contract by the Government of Gabon to study transportation
infrastructure needs for Gabon's national parks. The study is
funded by a grant from the U.S. Trade and Development Agency to the
Government of Gabon. Gabon, located on the coast of West Africa,
established a system of national parks covering ten percent of its
land mass two years ago under the leadership of its president El
Hadj Omar Bongo. Gabonese forests, beaches and mangroves are
renowned for their great diversity in plant species and wildlife. A
transportation strategy for air strips and access roads is needed
at this time to induce sustainable eco-tourism, and encourage
visitors to experience several natural settings within a single
trip. The study will include five key national parks: Loango,
Mayumba, Lope, Ivindo and Plateaux Bateke. The decision/analysis
partners team includes a transportation planning specialist, a
civil engineer experienced in African construction, a local
engineer and a consultant from Montgomery Consulting Group of
Winter Park, FL, which specializes in small airport and low density
aviation consulting. decision/analysis partners
(http://www.decisionanalysis.net/ ) is an international consulting
firm based in Vienna in Virginia dedicated to the analysis, design
and implementation of complex projects in transportation,
logistics, the supply-chain, postal service and telecommunications.
Its professional engagements cover traditional strategy
formulation, business planning, technical analysis, project
management, systems design and competitive analysis. In
transportation planning business sector, decision/analysis partners
has performed strategic network modeling and analysis, airport and
port operations studies, international research on infrastructure
development, security and safety strategies. CONTACT: Deborah
Palmer of decision/analysis partners, +1-703-255-1101, ext. 112.
DATASOURCE: decision/analysis partners CONTACT: Deborah Palmer of
decision analysis partners, +1-703-255-1101, ext. 112 Web site:
http://www.decisionanalysis.net/
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