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Cloud Download 1 COMPLETED UPGRADING PROJECTS FY Road Project Length (KM) Source of Funding Region Kampala Northern Bypass Phase I 20 EU/EIB Buganda 2010/11 Dokolo-Lira 60 World Bank Lango Soroti – Dokolo 64 World Bank Teso-Lango Matugga – Semuto – Kapeeka 41.4 DANIDA Buganda Kampala-Gayaza-Zirobwe Road 44.3 World Bank Buganda 2011/12 Mbuya/SilverSprings-Kireka 5 GOU Kampala Kabale-Kisoro-Bunagana/Kyanika 101 AfDB Kigezi Nyakahita-Kazo 68 AfDB Ankole 2012/13 Kazo-Ibanda-Kamwenge 75 AfDB Ankole Fort Portal-Bundibigyo - Lamia 103 AfDB Rwenzori Kabale-Town Roads 13 GOU Kigezi Nyakabande-Mutolore 5 GOU Kigezi 2013/14 Nyakabande-Muganzi 7 GOU Kigezi Mbarara-Kikagati - Murungo Bridge 74 GoU Ankole Hoima-Kaiso-Tonya 92 GOU Bunyoro Gulu-Atiak 74 World Bank Acholi 2014/15 Vurra-Arua-Oraba-Koboko and Town Roads 92 World Bank West Nile Atiak-Nimule 35 JICA West Nile 2015/16 Ishaka – Kagamba Road 35.4 GoU Ankole Moroto-Nakapiririt 93 GoU Karamoja 2 COMPLETED UPGRADING PROJECTS FY Road Project Length (KM) Source of Funding Region Ntungamo – Mirama Hills 37 TMEA Ankole 2016/17 Fortportal- Kamwenge 65 WB/GoU Tooro Mbarara-bypass 28 EU Ankole Kampala-Ebb Express way 57 China EXIM Bank Kampala Munyoyo Spur 28 China EXIM Bank Kampala 2017/18 Rushere-Nshwerenkye 11 GoU Ankole Gulu-Acholibur 78 GoU Acholi Acholibur-Musingo 86 GoU Acholi Mpigi-Kanoni 65 GoU Buganda Mukono – Kyetume - Katosi/Nyenga-Njeru 74 GoU Buganda (10km) Musita - Lumino - Busia/Majanji Road 104 GoU Busoga/Bugisu 2018/19 Akisim-Moroto 50.3 GoU karamoja Olwiyo - Gulu 70.3 GoU Acholi Kashenyi-Mitooma 11.5 GoU Ankole Kanoni-Ssembabule-Villa Maria 110 GoU Buganda Soroti- Katakwi - Akisim 100 GoU Teso Mbale - Bubulo - Lwakhakha Road 45 AfDB Bugisu Mubende-Kakumiro-Kagadi Rd 107 GoU Buganda/Bunyoro 2019/20 Bulima-Kabwoya 66 AfDB Bunyoro Kyenjojo-Kabwoya 100 WB Bunyoro Nyenga-Njeru 10 GOU Buganda 3 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: Works Contract Mota Engil Euros: Enginharia E 129,827,888.37 Kampala Northern Bypass Contrucao 1 17.5 Asphalt EU/EIB/ GOU 86.00 Phase 2 Supervision Supervision Contract: Consultant: Euros 5,495,171.58 COWI A/S Contractor: China Railway No 5 Works Contract: Engineering Group UGX Co. Ltd 159,608,817,498 2 Kigumba – Bulima 69 Asphalt ADF, DFID and GOU Supervision 76.00 Supervision Consultant: Contract: Gauf Engineers in Euros 1,477,305 and Association with UGX 1,665,078,940 Gauf Consultants Uganda Contractor: Works Contract: Arab Contractors UGX 274,124,619,957 Supervision 3 Tirinyi – Pallisa - Kumi 67 Asphalt IDB/GoU 89.05 Consultant: Supervision In-house supervision Contract: team N/A 4 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: Works Contract: Arab Contractors UGX 205,513,281,332.62 4 Pallisa - Kamonkoli 44 Asphalt IDB/GoU Supervision 93.00 Consultant: Supervision In-house supervision Contract: team N/A Works Contract: Contractor: USD 218,888,518.4 CCCC (Design and Build Package 1: Masindi Park Contract) 5 Junction and Tangi 159 Asphalt Exim Bank/GoU 66.80 Supervision Junction-Para-Bulisa Consultants: Supervision AECO Contract: N/A Contractor: Chongqing International Works Contract: Construction USD 179,538,545.59 Package 2: Hoima – GOU/EXIM Bank of Corporation 6 111 Asphalt 75.17 Butiaba - Wanseko Road China Supervision Supervision Contract: Consultants: N/A In-house supervision team 5 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Works Contract: Contractor: USD 138,488,356 Package 3: Buhimba – China Wu Yi Co. Ltd (Design and Build Nalweyo - Bulamagi & Contract) 7 93 Asphalt Exim Bank/GoU 53.10 Bulamagi – Igayaza - Supervision Kakumiro Consultant: Supervision Kagga & Partners Contract: UGX 8,657,070,000 Contractor: China Railway Seventh Group Co. Ltd (CRSG) Works Contract: Package 5: Masindi-Biiso, UGX Hohwa – Nyairongo – Supervision 504,861,701,727 8 Kyarusheesha - Butoole, 97 Asphalt Exim Bank/GoU Consultant: 20.56 And Kabaale - Kiziranfumbi Net Consult Supervision (97km) Consulting Engineers Contract: in JV With Stadia ETB 12,641,454,625 Engineering Works Consultant Plc and KKATT Consult Ltd. 6 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: China State Construction Works Contract: Engineering UGX Corporation Limited 268,461,095,349 Supervision Supervision 9 Kapchorwa - Suam 73 Asphalt ADB/ ADF/ GOU Consultant: Contract: 31.85 LEA International USD 1,620,650 and Ltd., in Joint Venture UGX 4,526,631,000 with excluding taxes of LEA Associates South USD 305,310 and Asia Pvt. Ltd., and in UGX 440,385,300 Association with KOM Consult Ltd. Contractor: In-house Works Contract: construction team UGX 2,000,000,000 10 Kitala - Gerenge 10 Asphalt GOU 78.00 Supervision Supervision Consultant: Contract: In-house supervision UGX 450,000,000 team 7 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: Arab Contractors Works Contract: (Osman Ahmed UGX Osman & Co.) 165,325,096,327 Double Supervision Supervision 11 Masaka - Bukakata 41 Surface BADEA, OFID & GOU 79.86 Consultant: Contract: Treatment Galander USD 681,575 + UGX Engineering 1,380,675,000 Consultants in (exclusive of local association with taxes) KKATT Consult Contractor: China Henan Works Contract: International UGX; Construction 207,834,646,967 Double Rukungiri – Kihihi - Company 12 78.5 Surface ADB/GOU 37.83 Ishasha/ Kanungu Supervision Treatment Supervision Contract: Consultant: USD 4,712,121.76 + SMEC International UGX 12,478,542 Pty 8 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation in Joint Works Contract: Venture with China UGX Railway 19th Bureau 547,543,072,124.18 Group (U) Ltd 13 Busega - Mpigi Expressway 23.7 Asphalt AFDB Supervision 0.86 Supervision Contract: Consultant: US$3,180,900 + Dohwa Engineering UGX3,899,460,000 Co. Ltd., in Joint (excluding taxes) Venture with IDCG Engineering Group and in association with Tamp Blessed 3 Ms JV Ltd Contractor: M/S Polat Yol Yapi Works Contract: San. Ve Tic. A.S of UGX Turkey 399,958,528,511 Muyembe – Nakapiripirit 14 117 Asphalt IsDB/ GOU 2.00 and Service Roads Supervision Supervision Consultant: Contract: SCET Tunnisie in UGX 12,864,250,009 Joint Venture with MBW Consulting LTD 9 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: Works Conractr: STRABAG UGX International GmbH 226,342,581,192 15 Atiak – Laropi 66 Asphalt EU/ GOU 15.00 Supervision Supervision Consultant: Contract: Eptisa Servicios de UGX 15,794,667,252 Ingenieria, S.L Contractor: Sadeem Al Kuwait Works Contractr: General Trading & UGX Contracting 337,526,153,350 Company 0.00 16 Rwenkunye – Apac (Lot 1) 90.9 Asphalt IsDB/ GOU Supervision (Contractor Supervision Contract: Mobilization) Consultant: USD 3,637,650 Dar Al Handasah (combined for Lot 1 Consultants (Shair and Lot 2) and Partners) Works Contract: Contractor: UGX Gulsan Insaat Sanayi 416,337,936,348.42 0.00 Apac – Lira – Puranga (Lot Supervision 17 100.1 Asphalt IsDB/ GOU Supervision (Contractor 2) Consultant: Contract: Mobilization) Dar Al Handasah USD 3,637,650 Consultants (Shair (combined for Lot 1 and Partners) and Lot 2) 10 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: Chongqing Works Contract International UGX Kira - Matugga road and Construction 200,398,059,014 0.00 18 improvement of 5 No. 21 Asphalt GOU Corporation (CICO) (Contractor junctions Supervision Mobilization) Supervision Contract: Consultant: TBD Under Procurement Contractor: China State Works Contract: Construction UGX Engineering 258,823,694,110 0.00 Najjanakumbi – Busabala 19 28 Asphalt GOU Corporation Ltd (Contractor and Service Roads Supervision Mobilization) Supervision Contract: Consultant: TBD Under Procurement Contractor: Works Contract: China State 171,323,485,532.38 Construction Double Engineering Ltd 20 Bumbobi - Lwakhakha 44.5 Surface ADB/GOU Supervision 98.24 Treatment Contract: Supervision USD 2,684,437.53 + Consultant: UGX 481,415,412.76 SGI JV 11 ON-GOING UPGRADING PROJECTS Length Contractor / No. Road Project Surface Source of Funding Contract Amount % Progress (KM) Consultant Contractor: M/s Chongqing International Works Contract: Construction UGX.37,084,941,485 Selected Town Roads Corporation (CICO) 21 (20.2km) In Mbarara 20.2 Asphalt GOU 92.00 Supervision Municipality Supervision Contract: Consultant: N/A In-house supervision team Contractor: M/s Energoproject- Works Contract: Niskogrannja A.D UGX.37,616,796,815 22 Mpigi Town Roads 20 Asphalt GOU 92.00 Supervision Supervision Consultant: Contract: In-house supervision N/A team 12 UPGRADING PROJECTS UNDER PROCUREMENT No. Road Project Length (KM) Status 1 Moroto-Lokitanyala Road 42 Contract signed in February 2021 2 Design and Build of Kisoro- Rubuguri – Muko/ Nteko 72 Under Bidding 3 Critical oil Roads package 6A: Design and build for Kabwoya-Buhuka 43 Under Bidding Critical oil Roads package 6B: Design and build of Karugutu - Ntoroko 4 Road (56.5km), Link to Rwebisengo (8.2km) and 3.3km
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