BK General Contractor
BK General Contractor is a leading construction company with a Grade One general contractor license, signifying its capacity to execute large-scale and complex projects. Over the years, the company has successfully undertaken a variety of mega and medium-sized construction projects across Ethiopia. These projects range from hospitality and industrial developments to infrastructure and educational facilities. Some notable accomplishments include the Adama Ras Hotel Mixed-Use Project, the Finote Selam Town Internal Road Construction Project, and the Bahir Dar Hilton Hotel and Spa Building Project. Additionally, BK General Contractor has played a pivotal role in advancing Ethiopia’s industrial sector by delivering projects like the PhiBela Edible Oil Industrial Complex and Gelan Truck Assembly Plant.
The company’s portfolio reflects its expertise in diverse sectors, such as education, with the construction of Damot High School Library and ICT Center, and infrastructure development, including the Gedio-Fincha Road Project. With its strong commitment to quality and innovation, BK General Contractor has become a trusted name in the Ethiopian construction industry, contributing significantly to the country’s economic growth and urban development. The company continues to expand its impact through a wide range of ongoing and upcoming projects, ensuring excellence in every endeavor.
BK Construction Machinery Rental Service
BK Group also provides construction machinery rental services, offering a fleet of modern and well-maintained equipment to support Ethiopia’s growing construction industry. The fleet includes four bulldozers, three excavators, two graders, ten dump trucks, one crusher, and one mixer, making it well-equipped to handle projects of varying sizes and complexities.
This service ensures that contractors and developers have access to reliable machinery to meet tight project deadlines and maintain efficiency. BK’s rental service not only facilitates the smooth execution of construction projects but also addresses the need for affordable and high-quality equipment, thereby contributing to the overall progress of the construction sector in Ethiopia.
