Dott Services Limited has commenced major infrastructure improvements across Kampala City as part of government efforts to modernize the metropolitan area. The local construction firm will upgrade and reconstruct two dozen roadways throughout the capital over the next three years. Minister Hajjat Minsa Kabanda expressed appreciation for the substantial government investment in urban infrastructure development. She commissioned the Kabaka Lake Road upgrade project, which represents one component of the comprehensive road improvement initiative. The construction company received praise for beginning work ahead of schedule.
The ambitious project encompasses 14.65 kilometers of road infrastructure requiring complete reconstruction to bitumen standards. Twenty-four roadways will receive attention under this contract, addressing longstanding transportation challenges that have hindered commercial activity. Sharifah Buzeki from Kampala Capital City Authority emphasized the transformative potential of the government investment. MBW Consulting Limited will provide supervision services throughout the construction period. Officials anticipate significant improvements to urban mobility upon project completion.
Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago welcomed the emphasis on local contractor participation in infrastructure development. The government allocated 550 billion Ugandan shillings for infrastructure improvements during the current financial year. Previous projects predominantly featured foreign contractors with minimal domestic involvement. Dott Services has demonstrated capability through successful completion of multiple regional road projects. The company maintains active construction on cross-border routes connecting Uganda with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The ambitious project encompasses 14.65 kilometers of road infrastructure requiring complete reconstruction to bitumen standards. Twenty-four roadways will receive attention under this contract, addressing longstanding transportation challenges that have hindered commercial activity. Sharifah Buzeki from Kampala Capital City Authority emphasized the transformative potential of the government investment. MBW Consulting Limited will provide supervision services throughout the construction period. Officials anticipate significant improvements to urban mobility upon project completion.
Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago welcomed the emphasis on local contractor participation in infrastructure development. The government allocated 550 billion Ugandan shillings for infrastructure improvements during the current financial year. Previous projects predominantly featured foreign contractors with minimal domestic involvement. Dott Services has demonstrated capability through successful completion of multiple regional road projects. The company maintains active construction on cross-border routes connecting Uganda with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
