Mechanical and Transport Directorate

MTD continues to support the delivery of quality road infrastructure through provision of specialized road construction equipment. Our paver in action at the ongoing road works in Kahuro, Murang’a County – Lot B, Mau Mau Roads Project.

For our services, you can call 0718976445
https://x.com/mechanicalmtd/status/2032372495378939942?s=20

In partnership with Nakuru County Government through the Mechanical Transport Fund (MTF), the Mechanical and Transport Directorate (MTD) has successfully transformed road infrastructure in Njoro Ward. Through efficient deployment of our fleet of heavy plant equipment, 25 km of the Egerton–VCT road has been improved through dumping, grading, and compaction, enhancing accessibility and supporting socio-economic activities in the area.

https://x.com/mechanicalmtd/status/2029851957423120481?s=20

HAPPENING TOMORROW morning on Wednesday, 22th October at 8.00 am.
‎
‎Join the conversation on The Engine room of Infrastructure on Good Morning Kenya (GMK) on KBC Channel 1, featuring Eng. Benedict Mutunga, the Deputy Chief Engineer , Mechanical and Transport and Eng. Jeremiah Kivuva, Regional Mechanical Engineer - Embu Region both from Mechanical and Transport Directorate, State Department for Roads.

MTD was well represented by Eng. Nyamanga, Mr. Ambrose, and Mr. Kimunya at the Sakai Heavy Industries Limited Seminar on the use of Cement Asphalt Emulsion Stabilization Method in pavement design and construction.
The Cement Asphalt Emulsion Stabilization (CAES) Method is an innovative pavement construction and rehabilitation technique that combines cement, asphalt emulsion, and aggregate materials (soil or reclaimed asphalt) to create a durable, flexible, and moisture-resistant base layer for road pavements.
By adopting this method, MTD aims to promote more sustainable, cost-effective, and resilient road infrastructure in Kenya.

https://x.com/mechanicalmtd/status/1978009667700707681
https://x.com/mechanicalmtd/status/1978009565481341133

MTD, led by Chief Engineer Eng. Richard Thitai and Deputy Chief Eng. Benedict Mutunga, held a productive meeting with a delegation from Sumitomo Corporation, a global leader in trading and investment. From the left, the delegation included Mr. Benard Odhiambo (Assistant Manager, Transportation & Construction Systems), Mr. Hasnein Gulamhussein (General Manager Assistant to GM for Africa), and Mr. Kan Yamamoto (General Manager, Construction Equipment, Ship, Aerospace & Lease Department – Middle East & Africa Group).
The engagement culminated in the signing of a Framework for Cooperation between Mechanical and Transport Directorate and Sumitomo Corporation, setting the stage for enhanced infrastructure development and capacity training initiatives. A milestone toward sustainable partnerships driving Kenya’s transport and road construction advancement.
https://x.com/mechanicalmtd/status/1975795498306159069

Mechanical and Transport Directorate staff led by Chief Mechanical Engineer, Eng. Richard G. Thitai-OGW and Technical experts from Mechanical and Transport space paid a courtesy call to Principal Secretary, State Department for Roads, Eng. Joesph Mbugua-CBS. The engagement majored on application of Mechanical and Transport Services function in promotion on localization and domestication of clean, safe and effective technologies in the automotive sector in line with BETA, SDGs and Vision 2030.

The discussion culminated in the need for harmonization with global regulations to open up markets for Kenyan products worldwide and attract renowned automobile component manufacturers to Kenya

https://x.com/mechanicalmtd/status/1950900162949190025
Like, follow and share our links for more updates

Soil pulverization and mixing using the powerful PM550 Sakai Soil Stabilizer at Kadongo–Kauma–Mawego Road, HomaBay County. This machine enhances strength, durability and load bearing capacity of the road foundation with minimal passes