A Mauritanian engineering firm serving public works
Since 2009, GIPER has designed, controlled and supervised construction and infrastructure projects across the country.
Who we are
GIPER is an engineering consultancy founded in Mauritania in 2009. It works in engineering, technical studies and works supervision for the State, public agencies and donor-funded programmes.
Its experience rests on the skills and versatility of a team of engineers, technicians and administrators, and on modern equipment and logistics, including a wide range of testing and measuring instruments.
A Groupe SSG company.
Our vision
To be one of Africa's leading engineering firms, helping our clients and partners reach their development goals through our experts' solutions and know-how.
Our mission
To deliver excellent work that adds value for our clients, strengthens their position and contributes to the success of their projects.
Why choose GIPER
Delivery experts
From the first site survey to the final handover, we see every project through.
A strong team
Engineers, technicians and administrators: complementary profiles on every assignment.
A reliable partner
Ministries, public agencies and donor programmes have entrusted us with their projects since 2009.
On time, on budget
Scheduling, coordination and payment tracking keep the works under control.
Our people
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More than 20 experts and engineers of several nationalities, with long local and international experience in their fields.
Teams organised to run large projects, answer highly technical questions and provide a close, responsive service.
Milestones
2009
GIPER is founded in Nouakchott as an engineering, design and supervision consultancy.
2016
Assignments for the Ministry of Justice under the EU Rule of Law programme: Teyarett court and Aleg prison.
2020
School programmes for ADU and ETR-ML, including 188 classrooms in four regions, and the Chinguetti craft village design.
2021
PPP feasibility study for the Nouakchott–Boutilimit motorway and assessment of health buildings in all 15 regions.
2022
Supervision of five EU-funded health centres and upgrade of the National Blood Transfusion Centre with AFD.
2023
Housing, drinking water and boreholes for the village regrouping programme, and the Ministry of Higher Education headquarters.
2024
Design of 200 social housing units in Rosso and technical assistance to the Housing Directorate.
2025
With CESTT, supervision of three ADU health construction sites in Nouakchott, including the Polyclinic.