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Lufwanyama to Kankolonkolo Road, Zambia

ZambiaPublic
PPA 16212Published 4 June 2015Updated 30 September 2026

Project overview

About this development

Construction works to upgrade approximately 124 km of the Lufwanyama to Kankolonkolo (M18) road in Copperbelt and north western province, Zambia - Lot 2. (Distance: 96.13 km). The scope of work will include among other things: 1) Upgrading of the existing narrower gravel roads to bituminous surfaced standard; 2) Minor realignments; 3) Construction of side drains; 4) Earthworks; 5) Construction of pipe culverts; 6) Construction of box culverts; 7) Construction of bridges and erosion protection works; and 8) Other ancillary works.

Project at a glance

Lufwanyama to Kankolonkolo Road, Zambia is located in Zambia. The project is classified in the Public sector. Its current recorded stage is Tender. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Zambia
Sector
Public
Project stage
Tender
Project value
R 200 Million+

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Where is Lufwanyama to Kankolonkolo Road, Zambia located?

Lufwanyama to Kankolonkolo Road, Zambia is recorded as being located in Zambia.

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