Stirling Civil Engineering Limited has successfully delivered and continues to execute major road, asphalt, and urban infrastructure projects across Uganda, contributing to improved mobility, safety, and economic development.
| Project Title | Period | Description of Works | Importance & Project Aims | Client |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Construction & Upgrade of Selected Roads in KCCA – LOT 1 (Ben Kiwanuka Rd, Rashid Khamis Rd, Old Kampala / Matia Mulumba Rd) |
2025 – Ongoing | Upgrade and construction of approximately 3.50 km of urban roads to asphalt standard, including drainage improvements, pedestrian walkways, road markings, and safety features. |
Importance: Enhances traffic flow in Kampala’s CBD and reduces congestion. Aims: Improve road safety, support business activity, and provide durable urban road infrastructure. |
KCCA |
| Construction of Selected Roads in Mukono Municipality – LOT 3 (Nasuuti–Nakabago–Ntawo, Bajjo–Seeta, Serado & Kigunga Links) |
2025 – Ongoing | Construction and upgrading of 9.72 km of roads including asphalt surfacing, drainage systems, shoulders, and road safety installations. |
Importance: Improves urban connectivity and access to residential
and commercial areas. Aims: Reduce travel time, improve road safety, and promote local economic growth. |
Mukono Municipal Council |
| Overlay of Kireka–Namugongo Road (8 km) | 2023 – Ongoing | Milling of the existing asphalt surface, localized pavement repairs, application of new asphalt concrete overlay, shoulder works, drainage rehabilitation, road markings, and traffic signage. |
Importance: Restores pavement condition on a key commuter route. Aims: Improve driving comfort, enhance safety, and extend the service life of the road. |
Ministry of Works & Transport |
| Kampala Northern Bypass – Phase 1 (21 km) | 2023 – Ongoing | Routine and periodic maintenance works including pavement repairs, asphalt resurfacing, drainage maintenance, road markings, and safety improvements. |
Importance: Preserves a strategic national bypass route. Aims: Reduce vehicle operating costs, improve safety, and maintain uninterrupted traffic flow. |
Ministry of Works & Transport |
| Reconstruction of Mwanga II Road & Kisenyi Lane | 2022 – 2023 | Full reconstruction of urban roads including pavement layers, drainage improvements, and surface finishing. |
Importance: Upgrades deteriorated inner-city roads. Aims: Improve accessibility, sanitation, and traffic safety. |
KCCA – Central Division |
| Kamuli Municipal Roads Upgrade | 2021 – 2024 | Upgrading of gravel roads to asphalt standard with drainage and safety works. |
Importance: Improves municipal mobility and durability. Aims: Reduce maintenance costs and enhance urban transport. |
Kamuli Municipal Council |
| Lugazi Municipal Roads Upgrade | 2021 – 2024 | Construction of asphalt roads, drainage systems, and road safety features. |
Importance: Supports urban expansion and traffic safety. Aims: Improve connectivity and infrastructure resilience. |
Lugazi Municipal Council |
| Recycling & Overlay of Lukuli Road (LOT 3) | 2020 – 2023 | Cold recycling of existing pavement layers, strengthening of the road base, application of a new asphalt concrete overlay, junction signalization, drainage improvements, and installation of road safety features. |
Importance: Restored structural integrity of a busy urban road
and improved traffic efficiency at major junctions. Aims: Extend pavement life, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance road safety. |
KCCA |
| Rehabilitation of Busoga Road & Eng. Zikusooka Way | 2020 | Localized pavement patching, construction of speed humps, drainage improvements, and asphalt resurfacing to restore road condition. |
Importance: Improved functionality of key municipal roads
serving residential and commercial areas. Aims: Enhance safety, improve ride quality, and prevent water-related pavement damage. |
Jinja Municipal Council |
| Reconstruction of Old Taxi Park | 2020 – 2021 | Complete pavement reconstruction including excavation of failed layers, construction of new pavement structure, asphalt surfacing, drainage works, and traffic circulation improvements. |
Importance: Modernized one of Kampala’s busiest public transport hubs. Aims: Improve traffic organization, commuter safety, and infrastructure durability. |
KCCA |
| Bukasa Port Development Project | 2020 – 2021 | Construction of access roads and installation of security fencing to support port development and logistics operations. |
Importance: Supported development of a strategic inland port. Aims: Improve accessibility, enhance security, and facilitate efficient port operations. |
Gauff GmbH & Co. KG |
| NMT Pilot Corridor – Central Division | 2016 – 2020 | Development of pedestrian walkways, cycling lanes, crossings, signage, and safety features within existing urban corridors. |
Importance: Promoted safe and sustainable urban mobility. Aims: Encourage walking and cycling, reduce accidents, and improve accessibility for vulnerable road users. |
KCCA |
| Iganga–Kaliro Road (32 km) | 2015 – 2017 | Rehabilitation works including pavement repairs, strengthening of base layers, surface dressing, drainage improvements, and road safety installations. |
Importance: Improved regional connectivity between districts. Aims: Reduce travel time, improve durability, and support regional economic growth. |
UNRA |
| Mukono–Jinja Road (53 km) | 2015 – 2016 | Milling of existing pavement, asphalt overlay, localized reconstruction of failed sections, and safety improvements. |
Importance: Upgraded a major national transport corridor. Aims: Improve traffic capacity, safety, and riding comfort. |
UNRA |
| Namanve Industrial Park Access Roads | 2013 – 2016 | Construction of access roads and drainage systems to support industrial traffic and logistics operations. |
Importance: Enabled efficient movement within the industrial park. Aims: Support industrial growth, reduce congestion, and provide durable infrastructure for heavy vehicles. |
UNRA |
| Strengthening Kampala–Entebbe Road | 2000 – 2001 | Strengthening of pavement layers through construction of stone base and asphalt wearing course to improve load capacity. |
Importance: Enhanced a vital link to Entebbe International Airport. Aims: Increase pavement strength, improve safety, and support long-term national transport needs. |
UNRA |