The project mainly includes the construction of two 300 m³ water towers, a 2,000 ㎡auxiliary service building, and the laying of 20 km of water supply pipelines, with a daily capacity of 1,000 m³ for Mossaka and 1,500 m³ for Sibiti respectively.

The project is located in Congo (Brazzaville) and is a municipal water supply project, including the construction of a new water plant and the renovation and rehabilitation of an existing one. The new facilities comprise the construction of a 240m³/h water plant, a new raw water intake pump station, and 1,000 m of municipal pipelines.The renovation and rehabilitation covers a 120m³/h water treatment plant, along with the plant manager's residence, an administrative office building, a generator room, and other related facilities.

The project was a National Day project for the Republic of the Congo in 2006. Within a very short period, it completed the laying of over 20,000 m of pipelines and the construction of the water plant, ensuring water supply before the National Day celebrations. The project quality was rated as excellent, and it received high praise from the government of the Republic of the Congo.

The project is located in Gatanga County, north of Nairobi, Kenya. The project includes the construction of two water treatment plants with a combined capacity of 3,000 m³/day, two water intake points with capacities of 2,000 m³/day and 1,000 m³/day respectively, and 28 km of transmission pipelines.

The project is located in Lubumbashi city and is funded by the World Bank. The project includes the construction of four new pumping stations, the rehabilitation of three existing pumping stations, the drilling of 11 new water wells, the installation of 62,395 m of primary pipelines and 204,264 m of secondary and tertiary pipelines, household connections for 12,424 units, the construction of 100 public water intake points, and the installation of 8 kilometers of overhead medium-voltage cables.

The project is located between Somisika and Masianaka in southeastern Madagascar, and is a World Bank funded project that includes a 34.5 km asphalt road and a220-meter-long reinforced concrete bridge.

The project is located in Niassa Province, Mozambique, with a total length of 68.228 km of road construction. The project consists of 3 bridges, 168 culverts, and ancillary drainage facilities, with a total earthwork volume of 1.52 million m³. The project was put into use in December 2013.

The Kindu Road Project is located in Kindu City, Maniema Province, Congo (Kinshasa). Officially commenced on February 28, 2017, the project includes the construction of multiple works: the Kindu Phase I Road, Kindu Phase II Road, Bishop's Road, a floating dock, and the presidential palace, along with other works.

Located in Kisangani, the project comprises nine roads with a total length of 20 km. The project was completed in September 2013.