ECWC has successfully constructed and delivered the Tendaho Dam and Irrigation Scheme Rehabilitation Project — now officially inaugurated at the highest level of government.

The inauguration was led by H.E. Temesgen Tiruneh, Deputy Prime Minister of Ethiopia, alongside H.E. Abraham Belay, Minister of Irrigation and Lowland Areas, and H.E. Haji Awol Arba, President of the Afar Region, together with senior federal and regional officials.

Project Highlights: 40 km canal rehabilitation | 15 km flood protection works | modern electro-mechanical water control systems

The project has unlocked 33,000 hectares for development, with 23,000 hectares already under cultivation — enabling farmers to produce up to three times a year and transition into market suppliers.

We are proud to have received Provisional Acceptance from the Engineer, reinforcing quality delivery and strengthening client trust.

This milestone is part of ECWC’s broader turnaround — a disciplined shift toward execution, accountability, and results — where commitments are being translated into tangible delivery, confidence is being restored, and client trust is being earned project by project.

Another major infrastructure delivered.
Another commitment honored.
Another step forward for ECWC.

466 m³ Poured. One More Milestone Achieved.

ECWC has successfully completed 466 m³ of ground floor slab concrete casting for the 2B+G+18+T Manufacturing Industry Development Institute (MIDI) Project, covering 1,794 m².

This milestone marks our transition out of the basement and onto the ground floor — a meaningful step in the project’s structural progress.

The work was delivered through continuous day and night operations, ensuring quality, precision, and steady execution.

It reflects what we are building at ECWC: disciplined planning, coordinated execution, and a team committed to delivering.

Most importantly, it reinforces our focus on execution — delivering consistent progress, strengthening performance, and earning client trust.

ECWC has successfully completed 956 m³ of mat foundation concrete casting for the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange Headquarters Construction Project, marking an important step forward in the project’s structural progress.

The work was executed through day and night shifts, with the team working tirelessly throughout the operation to ensure quality, precision, and continuity on site. The milestone reflects disciplined planning, coordinated execution, and strong teamwork from everyone involved.

This achievement also reflects ECWC’s renewed focus on execution — delivering consistent short-term wins that strengthen performance, build the right reputation, and continue earning the trust of our clients as we move forward.

Winning today. Building for tomorrow.

Our Senior Management Team recently visited ECWC–GIW Factory, one of ECWC’s subsidiary manufacturing facilities, to engage directly with the team and review the factory’s operational performance.

The visit created a valuable space to reflect on achievements, openly discuss challenges, and align on the factory’s next phase of growth. ECWC–GIW continues to play an important role in supporting ECWC projects through the production of PVC, HDPE, and PPR pipes, as well as geomembrane solutions.

At ECWC, a strong connection between leadership and operational teams is essential. It strengthens collaboration, improves performance, and reinforces the role of our Related Businesses, which complement our core construction operations and contribute to building a more sustainable and resilient organization.

We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the structural works (ECWC scope) for the Tebita Ambulance B+G+8 Head Office Building, with Provisional Acceptance officially secured.

Client: Tebita Ambulance

Contractor: Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECWC)

Consultant: Kenmos Engineering

This milestone reflects the dedication and discipline of our project team and the Building Sector. Securing Provisional Acceptance is more than a procedural step — it represents quality delivery, professional standards, and strong collaboration with our client and consultant.

To strengthen future performance, we also held a Lessons Learned Session with the project team, client, and consultant to capture key insights from the project.

As ECWC advances its institutional reform and turnaround, our priority remains clear: closing projects responsibly, learning from every experience, and rebuilding trust with our clients and partners.

ECWC has successfully handed over the Ethiopian Statistical Service (ESS) Building Renovation Project and received the Provisional Acceptance Certificate from the Engineer.

The project covered the renovation of the G+1 Director General’s Office, Data Entry Center, Library Syndicate, and the Deputy Director’s Office & Daycare.

We were honored by the presence of Dr. Beker Shale (Director General, ESS), who commended the team’s dedication, quality, and professionalism, and recognized the project team during the handover.

A Lessons Learned session was also conducted, capturing key insights and client feedback to strengthen our future delivery.

We thank the Ethiopian Statistical Service for the strong partnership and trust.

As ECWC drives its turnaround, our focus remains clear: close projects well, deliver with discipline, and consistently earn client confidence.

Another project delivered.
Another client satisfied.
Another step forward for ECWC.