Reconstruction or upgrading and Periodic Maintenance of Kintu/Kitintale (1.0km), Kamulilink/Ndagire(0.65km),Canon (0.85km), Circular
drive (0.4km), Valleydrive (0.8km), corporation (0.27km), Martyrs (0.27km), Wanaichi (0.4km), UNEB Access (0.35km), Access Road 2, (0.1km), Lake side (1.0km), Radio Maria (0.55km), Mutungo road 1 (0.75km), Mutungo
Road 2 (0.75km), Kabalega Crescent 0.9 and Buvuma (0.27km) in Nakawa Division. Contracted by Kampala City Authority
Construction Works for Roads, Economic Infrastructure & Beautification in Fort Portal Municipal Councils Under USMID Batch- II Infrastructure Investment Programme. Contracted by Fort Portal Municipal Council.
Construction Works for Roads, Economic Infrastructure & Beautification in Hoima Municipal Councils Under USMID Batch- II Infrastructure Investment Programme
Upgrading of Seeta – Namugongo Road (7.2km) to Bituminous Standard, and Urgent Repairs of Kyaliwajala –Kira Road (3.5km), Naalya –Kyaliwajala Road (2.5km), Namugongo RingRoad (1.8km) & Shrine Access Roads (0.9km).
Additional works include Agenda-MbalwaNamugongo (3.4km), Angelina-Rusikira road (1.8km) and Access to Anglican shrine (215m) Contracted by Uganda National Roads
Authority
City Roads Design Update and Construction 2015-17; Lot-3; Reconstruction and/or Upgrading of Kulekana-2.1km, Nsambya-Katwe-0.95km,
Jjuko-1.3km, Kevina-1.2km, Appas-1.3km and Bugolobi-Namuwongo Link-0.4km in Makindye Division
The rehabilitation of the Queen’s Way Road in Kampala, Uganda has been reported to be close to completion with 80% of the entire work having been done. This was revealed by Engineer Timothy Wasajja of Abubaker Technical Services and General Supplies Limited, the company contracted by Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) to
Maintenance Works at Queen’s-Way in Kampala is nearing completion, thanks to a lockdown that eased the flow of traffic to allow speedy repairs by the contractor. The repairs cover the section between Clock Tower and Kibuye roundabout.
Kampala Capital City Authority contracted Abubaker Technical Services to implement the road maintenance project under a 31.5 billion Shillings contract to rehabilitate select roads in Makindye Division. The Field Engineer Timothy Wasajja told URN that the work which involved replacing old layers of the road is now at 80 per cent.
According to the contractor, the road will last 10 years. The construction involved replacement of the formation layer also known as the sub-base, the base layer which is made out of a mixture of crushed rocks and marram and the Asphalt made layer.
According to a traffic study conducted by the contractor before the start of works, over 500,000 vehicles use the road daily. KCCA says the section is the busiest after Jinja Road Highway.
Rehabilitation of Akiiki Nyabongo Road(0.564km), Mc Allister & Constantino Lobo Roads (1.116km), Buremba Road (1.750km) Contracted by Mbarara Municipal Council
