FRED Engineering is proud to announce the award of a critical consultancy to enhance transport safety within the ‘Resilient Rural Roads Project’ in the Guayas Province, Ecuador.

FRED Engineering is proud to announce the award of a major tender for the Establishment of the Road Safety Observatory (RSO) in the Republic of Tajikistan. This vital project will revolutionize road safety data management in the country and is a natural continuation of our work on the National Road Safety Strategy (NRSS) for 2024-2034, which is now in its final stages of preparation.

We are excited to announce a new project in Burundi to improve road safety in partnership with the Burundi Transport Resilience Project (PRT), funded by the World Bank. This initiative focuses on conducting a road safety audit and evaluation for a key 29.2 km road corridor in and around Bujumbura, including a major national road and two urban boulevards

We have been awarded the contract for the Road Safety Audit of the Kaphatenga-Dwangwa Road Reconstruction Project in Malawi, a key initiative to improve road safety and reduce crashes along a vital transport corridor.

We’re proud to announce our new partnership with the Government of Indonesia, supported by the World Bank, to develop a comprehensive decision-support framework for rural road safety across all 35 provinces. This crucial project aims to significantly improve road safety outcomes in Indonesia’s diverse rural networks.

FRED Engineering is proud to announce it has been awarded a significant project to enhance road safety along the Linden to Mabura Hill road corridor in Guyana, funded by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) and the United Kingdom Caribbean Infrastructure Partnership Fund (UKCIF)

FRED Engineering is proud to announce it has been awarded a significant contract by the World Bank’s Global Road Safety Facility (GRSF) to lead critical road safety initiatives in Bolivia

FRED Engineering has officially commenced activities for a significant road safety audit project spanning approximately 5,000 km of Senegal’s road network. Financed by the World Bank and benefiting ANASER, the national road safety agency, this initiative aims to identify critical safety deficiencies, propose effective solutions, and cultivate local expertise in road safety engineering.

FRED Engineering proudly announces its involvement in the groundbreaking IRIS project in Papua New Guinea, marking our first venture into this vital region. We’re committed to strengthening climate-resilient road infrastructure and supporting the nation’s sustainable development.