Project Portfolio

Our Ongoing & Completed Projects

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Ongoing KCCA LOT 1 works in progress – installation of precast concrete drainage sections
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2025 – Ongoing ~3.50 km
Construction & Upgrade of Selected Roads in KCCA – LOT 1

Upgrade to asphalt standard of Ben Kiwanuka Rd, Rashid Khamis Rd & Old Kampala / Matia Mulumba Rd including drainage, walkways, markings & safety features.

Client: Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)

Scope: Demolition of failed sections, earthworks, new pavement structure with asphalt surfacing, lined side drains, culverts, pedestrian walkways, road markings, traffic signage, junction improvements, utility adjustments & traffic management.

Importance: Enhances traffic flow in Kampala's CBD and reduces congestion.

Aims: Improve road safety, support business activity, and provide durable urban road infrastructure.
World Bank- KCCA
Ongoing Mukono Municipality Roads LOT 3 – asphalt road with guardrails, markings and solar street lighting
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2025 – Ongoing 9.72 km
Mukono Municipality Roads – LOT 3 (9.72 km)

Under the World Bank–funded Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Program (GKMA-UDP) — construction of Nasuuti–Nakabago–Ntawo, Bajjo–Seeta, Serado Link & Kigunga Link roads to asphalt standard with full drainage and safety installations.

Programme: The Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Program (GKMA-UDP)
Project: Construction of Selected Roads in Mukono Municipality LOT 3 – Nasuuti–Nakabago–Ntawo, Bajjo–Seeta, Serado Link, Kigunga Link (9.72 km)
Client: Mukono Municipal Council
Funding: The World Bank

Scope: Site clearance, earthworks, formation preparation, pavement layers up to asphalt concrete surfacing. Culverts, cross-drainage, side drains, road lighting, road markings, signage, pedestrian walkways & traffic calming.

Importance: Improves transport efficiency, reduces travel time, and supports socio-economic development within Mukono Municipality as part of the wider Greater Kampala metropolitan area.

Aims: Deliver climate-resilient urban roads, improve connectivity and safety for motorists and pedestrians, and boost local business and job opportunities.
World Bank · GKMA-UDP
Ongoing Namugongo–Misindye–Seeta Road – bitumen spraying ahead of asphalt overlay
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2026 – Ongoing 6 km
Maintenance Repairs of Namugongo–Misindye–Seeta Road (6 km)

Maintenance and rehabilitation of the Namugongo–Misindye–Seeta corridor — repair of damaged sections followed by a new asphalt concrete overlay, shoulder repairs & concrete kerbing.

Scope: Repair of selected damaged road sections (pothole patching, base and pavement repairs) prior to overlay, asphalt concrete overlay, shoulder repairs, concrete kerbing and ancillary works including drainage clearing, road markings & signage.

Importance: Restores a key link between Namugongo, Misindye and Seeta, serving fast-growing residential and commercial areas between Kampala and Mukono.

Aims: Extend the road's service life, improve riding quality and safety, and reduce travel time and vehicle operating costs for road users.
Ministry Of Works and Transport – MOWT
Ongoing Lower Konge Road – concrete pouring for reinforced drainage structure
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2025 – Ongoing Framework Contract
Completion Works on Lower Konge Road

Carried out under KCCA's Framework Contract for Roads and Drainage Element Repairs under DETS — completing the reconstruction of Lower Konge Road to asphalt standard with improved drainage and walkways.

Client: Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) – Directorate of Engineering & Technical Services (DETS)

Contract No.: KCCA/WRKS/24-2500132
Call-off Order: KCCA/WRKS/2025-2026/00750

Scope: Completion of road pavement layers up to asphalt concrete surfacing, repair and construction of drainage elements (lined side drains, culverts), kerbing, pedestrian walkways, road markings, signage & ancillary works.

Importance: Completes a key neighbourhood link road, improving access for residents, businesses and public transport.

Aims: Deliver a durable, well-drained road, reduce flooding and road damage, and improve safety for motorists and pedestrians.
KCCA
Ongoing Kampala Northern Bypass
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2023 – Ongoing 21 km
Kampala Northern Bypass – Phase 1 (21 km)

Routine and periodic maintenance to preserve this strategic national bypass — pavement repairs, asphalt resurfacing, drainage maintenance & safety improvements.

Client: Ministry of Works & Transport

Scope: Pavement repairs, milling and replacement of distressed asphalt layers, sealing of cracks, pothole patching, improvement of road shoulders, drainage inspection/repair, road markings, guardrails & signage rehabilitation.

Importance: Preserves a strategic national bypass. Reduces vehicle operating costs and maintains uninterrupted traffic flow.
Ministry Of Works and Transport – MOWT
Completed Mwanga II Road
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2022 – 2023
Reconstruction of Mwanga II Road & Kisenyi Lane

Full reconstruction including asphalt surfacing, comprehensive drainage improvements, pedestrian walkways & traffic safety installations.

Client: KCCA

Scope: Removal of failed pavement, earthworks, new pavement structure with asphalt surfacing, lined side drains, cross culverts, pedestrian walkways, traffic signage, road markings, traffic calming & utility coordination.

Importance: Upgraded deteriorated inner-city roads. Improved accessibility, sanitation, and traffic safety in central Kampala.
KCCA
Completed Nabulagala Road
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Completed Kampala
Reconstruction of Nabulagala Road

Road rehabilitation works focused on pavement strength, improved drainage systems, and long-term serviceability for this busy urban corridor.

Client: KCCA

Scope: Road rehabilitation — pavement reconstruction, drainage improvements, road markings & safety features.

Importance: Restored structural integrity of an urban road, improving access and safety for commuters and residents.
KCCA
Completed Lukuli Road
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2020 – 2023 Lukuli, Kampala
Recycling & Overlay of Lukuli Road (LOT 3)

Cold recycling of existing pavement layers, new asphalt overlay, junction signalization & drainage improvements to restore structural integrity.

Client: KCCA

Scope: Cold in-place pavement recycling, road base strengthening, asphalt concrete overlay, junction signalization, drainage improvements & road safety features.

Importance: Restored road integrity on a busy corridor. Extends pavement life, reduces maintenance costs, and enhances safety.
KCCA
Completed Jinja Municipal Roads
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2020 Jinja
Rehabilitation of Jinja Municipality Roads

Rehabilitation of key municipal road networks across Jinja to improve connectivity, road safety, and surface durability.

Client: Jinja Municipal Council

Scope: Pavement rehabilitation, drainage improvements, road markings, signage & safety features.

Importance: Improved road condition for a major eastern Uganda town, reducing vehicle operating costs and enhancing safety.
Jinja Municipal Council
Completed New Nile Bridge
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Completed Jinja
Asphalt Works on New Nile Bridge

Specialized asphalt surfacing executed on one of Uganda's most critical national infrastructure assets — the New Nile Bridge.

Client: UNRA

Scope: Specialized asphalt concrete surfacing on bridge deck, approach roads & safety features.

Importance: Ensured durable, safe surfacing on a key national asset connecting eastern Uganda.
UNRA
Completed Muwafu Road 1, Central Division – reconstructed asphalt road with kerbs and paved walkways
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2024 – 2025 Central Division, Kampala
Reconstruction of Muwafu Road 1 – Central Division

Carried out under KCCA's Framework Contract for Road and Drainage Element Repairs — full reconstruction of Muwafu Road 1 to asphalt standard with kerbs, paved walkways, drainage & road markings.

Client: Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)

Contract No.: KCCA/WRKS/22-23/00028
Call-off Order: KCCA/WRKS/2024-2025/00402 – Construction of Roads and Bridges

Scope: Reconstruction of the road pavement up to asphalt concrete surfacing, drainage works, concrete kerbing, paved pedestrian walkways, road markings, signage & ancillary works.

Importance: Provides a durable, well-drained city road in Kampala's Central Division, improving access to homes and businesses.

Aims: Improve riding quality and safety for motorists and pedestrians, reduce flooding and road damage, and enhance the urban environment.
KCCA
Completed NMT Namirembe Road
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2016 – 2020 Kampala
Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) – Namirembe Road

Development of pedestrian walkways, cycling lanes, crossings & safety features to promote safe and inclusive urban mobility.

Client: KCCA

Scope: Pedestrian walkways, cycling lanes, crossings, signage & safety features within existing urban corridors.

Importance: Encouraged walking and cycling, reduced accidents, and improved accessibility for vulnerable road users.
KCCA
Completed Festo-Kiziri Road
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Completed Kampala
Lot 4: Festo – Kiziri Road

Construction of urban road infrastructure aimed at improving community access and traffic efficiency in the Festo–Kiziri corridor.

Client: KCCA

Scope: Road construction, drainage, pedestrian access & road safety features.

Importance: Improved connectivity for residents, supporting urban development and reducing congestion.
KCCA
KCCA UNRA Ministry of Works & Transport Municipal Councils