Lumumba Square is located in the center of Kinshasa. The square is conical in shape, with an east-west length of 620 m and a maximum north-south width of 235 m. It mainly comprises 32,000 ㎡ of cement tiles floor pavement, 40,000 ㎡ of green square, nine fountains, one 140-meter-high elevator and monument, four sub-squares, a theater stands, and other auxiliary structures. It is a landmark in Kinshasa.

The project was a national celebration project for Congo (Brazzaville) in 2006. The renovation and expansion of the hotel were completed in just over two months, meeting the reception needs of government ministers and foreign guests during the National Day celebrations, and was highly praised by the government.

Located in Kinshasa, the capital of Congo (Kinshasa), the project is one of the largest water treatment plant projects financed by the World Bank in Sub-Saharan Africa. The scope of work includes the construction of a raw water intake plant with a capacity of 360,000 m³/day and a water treatment plant with a capacity of 330,000 m³/day. Upon completion, the water plants will meet the water demand of 5 million people in the urban area of Kinshasa.

Located in Gulu, Uganda, the project features a water intake pump house with a delivery capacity of 120,000 m³/day and a water treatment plant with a daily treatment capacity of 110,000 m³/day. The project was completed in September 2019.

Located in Oyo, a northern city of Congo (Brazzaville), this China-aided project includes the construction of a 500m³ water tower, a water treatment room, an integrated pump room, a generator room, a 400m³ clean water reservoir, a 50m³ wastewater tank, a water source well pump room and ancillary works, as well as 11 km of outdoor water supply pipelines. The project was completed in January 2011.

The project is located in Kinshasa and funded by the World Bank. The project involves the construction of primary and secondary water distribution pipeline networks in the northern and southern areas of Kinshasa, including 17.36 km of ductile iron pipes, 31.27 km of HDPE pipes, and ancillary works.

The project is located in Mbuji-Mayi City, Congo (Kinshasa), and the construction sites are distributed in 18 villages and towns in the range of 20-100 km. The scope of work includes well drilling, water tower construction, pipeline network laying, and auxiliary living facilities. The project is invested by the African Development Bank.

Located in Kikwit, Kwilu Province, Congo (Kinshasa), the project mainly comprises pumping stations, water reservoirs and auxiliary facilities, water distribution networks, electrical systems, and other related works. The project can meets the water demand of over 500,000 local residents.

The project is located in the five northern cities of Congo (Brazzaville), namely Bouji, Owando, Makoua, Mossaka, and Ouesso. The project involves the rehabilitation and renovation of existing local water treatment plants in each city, the construction of one 250 m³/h water treatment facility and one 500 m³ water tower, together with corresponding auxiliary facilities, and the laying of approximately 90 km of pipelines in total.