Gulu USMID Road Project

Project Overview:

The consultancy services and supervision of construction works for selected infrastructure subprojects in Cluster I encompassed the Alur, Okello Okeno, Samuel Doe, Queen Elizabeth, and Eden AC14 asphalt concrete roads (4.834 km), along with associated ancillary works, including the installation of solar street lights, within Gulu City Council. Funded by the World Bank, this ambitious project aimed to strengthen the institutional performance of 14 municipal councils, including Gulu, with the goal of enhancing urban service delivery and improving the overall quality of infrastructure in the region.

Scope of Work:

Our scope of work in the Gulu USMID Road Project included the consultancy services and supervision of the construction of the Alur, Okello Okeno, Samuel Doe, Queen Elizabeth, and Eden AC14 asphalt concrete roads (4.834 km), along with associated ancillary works, including the installation of solar street lights. This involved overseeing site preparation, road paving, drainage installation, and the implementation of modern road safety features. By applying advanced construction techniques and materials, we aimed to ensure the delivery of durable, high-quality infrastructure that met the highest standards, contributing to the overall enhancement of urban service delivery in Gulu City.

Project Objectives:

The primary objective of the Gulu USMID Road Project was to improve urban access and service delivery by enhancing the infrastructure within Gulu Municipality. This project bettered transportation, reduced congestion, and supported economic growth, enabling improved access for goods and services. Additionally, the project aimed to boost the institutional performance of local governments to ensure sustainable urban development.

Participating Local Governments:

The USMID program included participation from the following 14 Municipal Councils: Arua, Lira, Gulu, Soroti, Entebbe, Mbale, Tororo, Jinja, Masaka, Hoima, Fort Portal, Mbarara, Kabale, and Moroto. Each of these municipalities benefited from improved urban infrastructure and enhanced service delivery capabilities.

Sustainable Practices:

Our approach to the Gulu USMID Road Project employed eco-friendly construction practices, optimized resource use, and implemented measures to minimize environmental impact. These efforts ensured that our infrastructure development aligned with environmental stewardship and long-term sustainability goals.

Community Impact:

The Gulu USMID Road Project was designed to create lasting positive impacts on the local community. Improved roads enhanced connectivity, supported local businesses, and improved the overall quality of life for residents. We actively engaged with local stakeholders to address their needs and ensure that the project delivered tangible benefits.

Timeline and Progress:

The Gulu USMID Road Project was scheduled for completion within the USMID program timeframe of 2013 to 2018. Regular updates on project milestones and progress were provided to keep the community informed.

Our Commitment:

We were dedicated to delivering the Gulu USMID Road Project with the highest efficiency. Our expert team, again, managed every aspect of the project meticulously, from design reviews to construction execution, ensuring that all environmental and safety regulations were strictly adhered to.