John Ngaya Mukabi,PhD Full CV 23NOV09

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CURRICULUM VITAE

1. NAME OF STAFF : JOHN NGAYA MUKABI

2. POSITION : Chief Executive Officer/Chief Technical

. Advisor

3. NAME OF FIRM : Kensetsu Kaihatsu Consultants/KKL & CTA /

DIRECTOR FOR VARIOUS OTHER FIRMS

4. PROFESSION : Geotechnical Engineer/Civil Engineer

5. DATE OF BIRTH : 12th September 1959

6. NATIONALITY : Kenyan

7. MEMBERSHIPS OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

MISSMGE (MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF SOIL MECHANICS AND GEOTECHNICAL

ENGINEERING)

MAIPE (MEMBER ADVISOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL PANEL OF ENGINEERS)

MEGEP (MEMBER OF THE SPECIAL RESEARCH AND EXECUTIVE WORKING GROUP OF THE EUROPEAN

GEOGRIDS EXPERTS PANEL)

MASCE( MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS)

MTCISSMGE (MEMBER OF THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF SOIL

MECHANICS AND GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING)

MRCARSSMGE (MEMBER OF THE RESEARCH COMMITTEE OF THE AFRICAN REGION - INTERNATIONAL

SOCIETY OF SOIL MECHANICS AND GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING)

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MIAEG (MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY)

CMWRA (CORPORATE MEMBER OF THE WORLD ROAD ASSOCIATION)

CMWRF (CORPORATE MEMBER OF THE WORLD ROAD FEDERATION)

MJGS (MEMBER OF THE JAPAN GEOTECHNICAL SOCIETY)

MJSCE (MEMBER OF THE JAPAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS)

MCKGS (FOUNDER MEMBER AND CHAIRMAN OF THE KENYA GEOTECHNICAL SOCIETY)

MAFACE (MEMBER ADVISOR TO THE ETHIOPIAN ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS)

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8. DETAILED TASKS ASSIGNED

For most Civil Engineering Projects, Dr. Eng. John Ngaya Mukabi is usually the Team Leader, and/or

Project Manager, Project Director, Chief Technical Advisor, Materials, Pavement, Highway and

Geotechnical Engineer/Expert.

9. KEY QUALIFICATIONS:

Being one of the most brilliant Engineers and Scientist of our times and a leading African Engineer, Dr.

Mukabi is vastly experienced in the field of Geotechnical Engineering, Soil Mechanics and Civil

Engineering. His achievements are vast, showing the highest value input, some of which have made him

earn numerous awards. He is currently the only Non-Euro Member of World Elite Scholars of the

European Geogrid Experts Panel, EGEP, alongside the other various esteemed memberships above. His

approach to design and engineering is unique and he has come up with revolutionary methods and

techniques that immensely assist Engineers in both design and construction supervision. For more than

27 years he has worked on highways, bridges, airports, and many more large Civil Engineering Projects.

His skills in developing unique and innovative concepts and techniques for practical application in

Geotechnical Engineering, Materials Testing, Survey Methods, Analytical Approach, Perceptive Scientific

Tools, Systematic Approach Concepts, Engineering/Scientific Theories, Design Approach and Methods of

Construction as well as scientific and engineering research and specialized construction supervision

methods are, by any standards hardly quantifiable.

He studied in Japan for 13 years mastering the skills he mainly adopts in practice for various major

projects in the African Region and internationally. He attained a Ph.D Degree from The University of

Tokyo graduating top in his class among international and Japanese students. While in Japan, Dr. Mukabi

participated in a number of large-scale projects and his substantial research input culminated, partly, in

the realization of the Ultra Futuristic 21st Century City - the Minato Mirai 21 (MM21). This is a city in

Yokohama City of Japan that incorporates all the modern design elements including automated

highways, high-tech information superhighway infrastructure, high-tech smart buildings and amenity

facilities constructed predominantly on land that was reclaimed from the sea. He also possesses great

qualities, knowledge and genius for civil engineering construction of bridges, highways, and affordable

housing for developing countries, which result in appreciable cost savings.

Whilst at the University of Tokyo, Dr. Mukabi also had opportunities to conduct advanced joint research

with scholars from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard University, University of

Cambridge, Imperial College, University of London, City University London, University of Sydney,

University of Beijing, University of Rome, University of Naples, Politecnico di Torino, among others.

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Dr. Mukabi has held key positions in international firms including Katahira & Engineers International,

Construction Project Consultants (CPC), Inc., and Kajima Corporation, among others, where he has held

such Senior and Executive positions as Chief Technical Advisor, General Manager and Asst. Managing

Director for the African Region. He is also the CEO and Chief Consulting Engineer of Kensetsu Kaihatsu

Consultants, Chairman of Createch Management Consultants, Director and Chief Technical Advisor of

numerous local and International Construction Firms, all organizations of which are deeply involved

with projects in Developing Countries all over the world. He has excellent and practical communication

skills combined with a great sense of humor and compassion, characters which make him easy to work

with, and open to ideas and discussions.

He has mainly worked within the African region for the past 14 years, mainly for Projects under the

International Aid Agencies such as The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), World Bank,

Asian Development Bank (ADB), African Development Bank (AfDB) various NGOs and many other

organizations. He has played a major pivotal role in the success of various projects by providing prompt

and pragmatic engineering solutions to some of the most critical geotechnical engineering problems and

complex soils, besides developing VE (Value Engineering) countermeasures for projects in areas

suffering from a gross lack of suitable materials for road and foundation design and construction. His

engineering contribution has led to appreciably enormous cost savings and reduction in terms of

construction time of some major highway and bridge projects particularly in Ethiopia, South Sudan,

Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Africa, Mozambique, Kenya and the African and Asian

Regions in general.

Dr. Mukabi strongly believes in the importance of fostering capacity building and technology transfer for

the benefit of upcoming Engineers and Professionals geared purposely for achieving sustainable

development. He has initiated and established various programmes to assist young people and

Engineers attain higher knowledge and expertise. He has also been a direct and distant Supervisor and

Examiner of Post Graduate Students in University of Nairobi, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture

and Technology (JKUAT) and Addis Ababa University as well as various universities in Asia and Europe.

His research is founded on top global high technology and focused on the African Continent with its type

of materials and problems that face Engineers, Donors, Politicians and in general, the people of Africa.

He has worked extensively in Ethiopia, Southern Sudan and Tanzania.

Currently, he is directly involved in project work in Kenya, Southern Sudan, Ethiopia, Ghana, Egypt,

Tanzania, Zambia, South Africa, whilst offering distant advisory services in various other countries

worldwide, including mainly Germany, England, Hungary, Poland, Russia etc, whereby he always

encourages the enhancement of Technology Transfer, Capability and Capacity Building as well as

appropriate Training Programmes.

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Dr. Mukabi has been awarded more than 35 top international honours and cited in major biographical

references including The Contemporary Who’s Who of Professionals – 2005/2006, American Hall of

Fame, The Genius Elite, Great Minds of the 21ST Century, The Contemporary Who’s Who 2003/2004,

American Biographical Institute (ABI) Contemporary Hall of Fame, The 2003/2004 Leading

Intellectuals of The World, The World Book of Knowledge, and many more. He has received more

than 25 awards and been nominated for others such as ABI Man of The Year 2003, Noble Laureate,

World laureate of the ABI, Life Achievement Award, The Da Vinci Diamond Award, American Medal

of Honour Award 2004, Leader in Science Award, Achievement in Research Award, International

Order of Merit Award, ABI Nobel Laureate, among others. The list seems to continue progressing

dynamically.

10. EDUCATION & SCHOLARSHIPS : Ph.D in Geotechnical Engineering, Post

Graduate School of Civil Engineering, University

of Tokyo, Japan- April 1991~ March 1995

: MSc. in Civil Engineering, University of Tokyo,

Japan-April 1989~ March 1991

: BSc. Civil Engineering, Yokohama National

University, Japan- March 1985~March 1989

: International Rotary Club

: Rotary Yoneyama, Japan

: Kajima Foundation, Japan

: Mombusho (MOE) Tuition Scholarship, Japan

: United Nations Scholarship Candidate

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11. RELEVANT TRAINING, SEMINARS, SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES AND PUBLICATIONS:

Lectures: Dr. Mukabi has participated in many International Conferences, Symposiums, Seminars

and Engineering Forums in which he has or is due to give the following Lectures, including

Keynote Addresses and Keynote Lectures:

Title of Lecture

Title of

Conference/Symposium/

Seminar

Location and Sponsor Date

Challenges and Innovations in

Geotechnics for African Soils

XVIII International Conference

on Soil Mechanics and

Geotechnical Engineering

(ICSMGE )

Shangai, China or Paris,

France.

ISSMGE

Expected to

Lecture in

August/September

2013

The Advanced Role of OBRM in Road

Construction and the Environment

XXIVTH World Road Congress –

Roads for a Better Life Mexico City, Mexico

Expected to

Lecture in

September 2011

Recently Developed Appropriate

Techniques for Highway Design and

Construction in Africa

XXIVTH World Road Congress –

Roads for a Better Life Mexico City, Mexico

Expected to

Lecture in

September 2011

Application of Geoscientific Methods in

Analyzing the Behaviour of Stabilized

Tropical Soils

2011 IEEE International

Geoscience and Remote Sensing

Symposium

Sendai, Japan

Expected to

Lecture in August

2011

Developing Innovative Geotechnical

Engineering Methods for Developing

Africca

15th African Regional

Conference

Maputo, Mozambique

SSCE/ ISSMGE

Expected to

Lecture in

November 2011

The Role of Small Strain Stiffness in

the Design of Geo-structures in Africa


Conference

Maputo, Mozambique

SSCE/ ISSMGE

Expected to

Lecture in

November 2011

OPMC: Recent Developments-More

Challenges


Conference

Maputo, Mozambique

SSCE/ ISSMGE

Expected to

Lecture in

November 2011

A Scientific Approach in Determining

Sustainable Solutions to Slope Failures

and Landslides

2011 International Union of

Geodesy and Geoscience – Earth

on the Edge: Science for a

Sustainable Planet

Melbourne, Australia

Expected to

Lecture in

June/July 2011

Some Recently Developed Analytical

Techniques for Underground

Construction in Problematic Soils

The VIITH International

Symposium on Geotechnical

Aspects of Underground

Construction in Soft Ground –

Underground Construction in

Soft Ground

Roma, Italy

Expected to

Lecture in May

2011

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Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Recently Developed Appropriate

Techniques for Highway Design and

Construction in Africa

XXIII World Road Congress

Mexico City, Mexico

World Road Congress

PIARC

Expected to

Lecture in 2011

The Advanced Role of OBRM in Road

Construction and the Environment XXIII World Road Congress

Mexico City, Mexico

World Road Congress

PIARC

Expected to

Lecture in 2011

Case Study Analysis of Scouring Effects

on Tropical Soils Slope Formation

VTH International Conference on

Scour and Erosion (ICSE-5)

San Francisco, California,

USA

Expected to

Lecture in

November 2010

Application of Lorentz

Transformations in Defining

Particulate Behaviour of Tropical

Geomaterials under Dynamic Loading

International Conference on

Applied Mathematics,

Mechanics and Physics

Kyoto, Japan

Expected to

Lecture in October

2010

Characterisation of Black Cotton Soil

under Dynamic Loading

The International ICGE

Conference on Geotechnical

Engineering

Tunis, Tunasia

Expected to

Lecture in October

2010

Some Advanced Aspects of the

Interaction of Geotechnical

Engineering and African Geology

11th Congress of the

International Association for

Engineering Geology

Auckland, New Zealand

New Zealand

Geotechnical Society Inc.

(NZGS)/IAEG

Expected to

Lecture in August

2010

A Mathematical Approach in

Determining the Influence of

Environmental Factors on

Geomaterials

The 14th Annual Conference of

the International Association

for Mathematical Geosciences

Budapest, Hungary

Expected to

Lecture in

August/Sept 2010

Scientific Analysis of Some

ProblematicAfrican Tropical

Geomaterials

2010 IEEE International

Geoscience and Remote Sensing

Symposium

Hawaii, USA

Expected to

Lecture in July

2010

Geotechnical challenges underlying

and circumscribing Subsurface

Development in Nairobi

The International Geotechnical

Conference – Geotechnical

Challenges in Megacities

Moscow, Russia

Expected to

Lecture in June

2010

A Mathematical Introduction of the

Fundamental Theory of GECS (Global

Energy Conservation Systems)

The 5th International

Conference of Mathematics and

Engineering Physics

Cairo, Egypt

Expected to

Lecture in May

2010

The Geophysics of Natural and

Improved (Stabilized) Soils and

Geogrids Interaction

The 2nd International

Conference on Applied Physics

and Mathematics

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Expected to

Lecture in May

2010

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Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Recently Developed Suction Stress,

Moisture and Swell Control

Techniques Applied for Ground

Improvement

XVII International Conference



Bibliotheca, Alexandrina,

Alexandria, Egypt.

ISSMGE

September 2009

Application of CSSR Concepts in the

Prediction of Ground, Pavement and

Foundation Behaviour




Alexandria, Egypt.

ISSMGE

September 2009

Design and Construction of OPMC

Stabilized Retaining Walls




Alexandria, Egypt.

ISSMGE

September 2009

Strength and Deformation

Characteristics Derived from the

Interaction of Geogrids and Tropical

Geomaterials




Alexandria, Egypt.

ISSMGE

September 2009

Some Geotechnical Engineering Based

Solutions to Problems Related To

Some Tropical Problematic Soils




Alexandria, Egypt.

ISSMGE

September 2009

Small Strain Behaviour of Drained and

Undrained Pleistocene Clays under

Monotonic and Cyclic Loading




Alexandria, Egypt.

ISSMGE

September 2009

Nairobi Underground City

Development Proposal

Nairobi Underground City

Development Proposal

Nairobi, Kenya.

Kensetsu Kaihatsu

Consultants

2008

The Role of Enhanced Research in

Geotechnical Engineering for

Pragmatic Infrastructure Development

within the Vision 2030

The Engineer and Vision 2030

Nairobi, Kenya.

Institute of Engineers of

Kenya, IEK

2008

The Challenges and Solutions for

Problematic Soils for Infrastructure

Development in Kenya and the East

Africa Region.


Nairobi, Kenya.


Kenya, IEK

2008

Newly Developed Technologies for

Roads and Bridges: An example of

Comprehensive Design and

Construction Approach considering

Tropical Geomaterial Characteristics.


Nairobi, Kenya.


Kenya, IEK

2008

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Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Application of the Mechanics of

Tropical soils in Geotechnical

Engineering: Some Recent Advances

and Introduction of Futuristic

Concepts on Geoscientific, Global

Energy Conservation Systems GECS


Nairobi, Kenya.


Kenya, IEK

2008

Practical Solutions for Soil

Reinforcements and Ground

Stabilization by Application of Tensar

Technology and OPMC

Interaction between US and

African Engineering

Consultants

Dares salaam, Tanzania.

USAID/ Tensar Int. 2008

Strength and Deformation

Characteristics Derived from the

Interaction of Geogrids and OPMC

Stabilized Geomaterials

The Mechanisms of Interaction

of Geogrids and Tropical Soils.

Hamburg, Germany.

European Geogrids

Experts Panel

2007

Application of Consolidation and Shear

Stress Ratio Concepts in Foundation

Design and Construction

Soils of Africa


Conference

Yaoundé, Cameroun

Comité National des

Géotechnhniciens du

Cameroun

ISSMGE

2007

Characterization of Expansive Soils to

Determine Appropriate Highway and

Foundation Design – Construction

Methods

Soils of Africa


Conference

Yaoundé, Cameroun.



Cameroun

ISSMGE

2007

A Comprehensive Method of Analysis

for Cost-Effective Detailed Design of

Pavement Structures

Soils of Africa


Conference

Yaoundé, Cameroun.



Cameroun

ISSMGE

2007

Employing Cost-effective

Countermeasures to Slope Failure

Based on Newly Developed OPMC

Stabilization Concepts

Soils of Africa


Conference

Yaoundé, Cameroun.



Cameroun

ISSMGE

2007

Unique Methods of enhancing Unique

Properties of Geomaterials XXIII World Road Congress

Paris, France.

World Road Congress

PIARC

2007

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Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Application of a New Mechanical

Stabilization and Other Techniques in

Reducing the Cost and Impact of Rural

Road Construction

XXIII World Road Congress

Paris, France.

World Road Congress

PIARC

2007

A Comprehensive Approach To The

Design of Flexible Pavements In

Tropical Countries

10th Australia New Zealand

Conference on Geomechanics Brisbane, New Zealand. 2007

Some Engineering Based Solutions To

Problems Related To Expansive Soils

10th Australia New Zealand

Conference on Geomechanics Brisbane, New Zealand. 2007

Geotechnologies for Sustainable

Infrastructure Development

Developing Geotechnology for

Sustainable Infrastructure

Development

Nairobi, Kenya.

Kensetsu Kaihatsu

Consultants

2007

Transport Infrastructure Development

Study In The Larger Juba Town

First Seminar on The

Emergency Study on The

Planning And Support For Basic

Physical And Social

Infrastructure In Juba Town

And The Surrounding Areas

Juba, Southern Sudan.

JICA 2006

Geoscience Principles for Engineering

Design and Application

31st International Congress on

Science, Culture and Arts in the

21st Century

Hawaii, USA.

ABI/ IBC 2005

“Developing A Scientific Approach to

Partial Solutions of Geotechnical

Engineering Problems”

31st International Congress on

Science, Culture and Arts in the

21st Century

Hawaii, USA.

ABI/ IBC 2005

An Experimental and Analytical

Method Proposed for Evaluating High

Plasticity Natural Geometrical

15th International Road

Federation (IRF)

Real Madrid, Spain.

IRF/ WRF 2005

A unique VE Pavement Design and

Construction Approach Adopted for

Some Road Projects in Kenya and

Ethiopia


Federation (IRF)

Real Madrid, Spain.

IRF/ WRF 2005

Pavement Structure Design and

Construction Control


Federation (IRF)

Real Madrid, Spain.

IRF/ WRF 2005

“Some Modified Methods for Highway

Design and Construction”


Federation

Real Madrid, Spain.

IRF/ WRF 2005

“Characterization of Tropical

Geomaterials Bearing Civil

Engineering Structures

Annual Conference of EACE Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

EACE/JICA/ERA 2005

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Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


“The CMM Systematic Approach

Concept for The Design of Flexible

Pavement Structures in Developing

Countries”

Special Engineering Lecture Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

EACE/AAU 2005

“A New Technique for The Design and

Construction of Slope Protection

Structures

Civil Engineering Seminar Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

EACE/AAU/Kajima Corp

2004

“Some Recently Developed Empirical

Formulae For Foundation Design

16th International Congress on

Science and Culture

Dublin, Ireland.

ABI/IBC 2004

“Characterization of Tropical

Geomaterials Bearing Civil

Engineering Structures”

Consulting and Practicing

Engineers in Tropical Countries

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

EACE/AAU/Kajima Corp 2004

“Comprehensive Design Analysis of OV

Type Based on The Proposed CMM

Design Concept”

Evaluation of Design Analysis in

Africa

Ethiopia.

ERA, CPC, Kajima Corp. 2003

“The Role of Enhanced Research

Oriented Highway and Foundation

Design for Sustainable Development”

International Workshop on the

Recent Trends in Civil

Engineering

Nairobi, Kenya.

Kyoto University

Obayashi Corporation

JKUAT

2003

“Impact of Environmental Factors on

the Performance of Highway Pavement

Structures”

The International Civil

Engineering Seminar on

Sustainable Development in the

21st Century.

Nairobi, Kenya.

International Civil

Engineering Society

2003

“Innovating Modified NDT/DT

Techniques for the Evaluation of An

Existing Pavement Structure-

Theoretical Considerations and

Experimental Results”




21st Century.

Nairobi, Kenya.

International Civil

Engineering Society

2003

“Innovating Modified NDT/DT

Techniques for the Evaluation of An

Existing Pavement Structure-Method

of Testing”




21st Century.

Nairobi, Kenya.

International Civil

Engineering Society

2003

“Effects of Some Geological Aspects on

the Mechanical Performance of

Tropical road Construction

Geomaterials”

12th International Seminar of

the International Association of

Engineering Geology,

Durban, South Africa

IAEG 2002

“Some Recent Advances in Highway

and Bridge Foundation Engineering”

Evaluation of Japan ODA in

Africa

Ethiopia.

Japan ODA and ERA 2002

12

Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


“Proposed approach to Determining

Countermeasures to Slope Failure at

Sta. 9+310km ~ 9+346km”

Annual Conference for EACE Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

EACE 2002

“Effects of some geological aspects on

the mechanical performance of

tropical road construction

geomaterials”

12th International Conference of

the International Association of

Engineering Geology

Durban, South Africa.

IAGE 2002

“Computation of Capping Layer

Thickness with Reference to Native

Subgrade Bearing Capacity”

Young Engineers Capacity

Building Programme

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

ERA/JICA 2001

“Evaluation of some Kenyan

geomaterial properties for

embankment design based on a quasi-

empirical approach”

The International Conference of

the ISSMGE

Istanbul, Turkey.

ISSMGE 2001

“Derivation and application of

consolidation and shear stress

functions with reference to Critical

State analysis of N.C. clays”

The International Conference of

the ISSMGE

Istanbul, Turkey.

ISSMGE

2001

“Pragmatic method of evaluation

design parameters adopting Kenyan

tropical soils for pavement structure”

14th IRF World Road Congress Paris, France.

IRF/ WRF 2001

“Strength and deformation

characteristics of mechanically

stabilized road construction materials

based on a new batching ratio method”


IRF/ WRF 2001

“Theoretical and empirical basis for a

method of determining and optimum

batching ratio for mechanical

stabilization of geomaterials”


IRF/ WRF 2001

“Behaviour of CON-AID Treated Fine

Grained Kenyan Soils”

12th African Regional Workshop

on Geotechnics for Developing

Africa


ISSMGE, ARSGE

1999

“Influence of Reconsolidation Stress

History and Strain Rate on The

Behaviour of Kaolin Over a Wide

Range of Strain”

12th African Regional Workshop

on Geotechnics for Developing

Africa


ISSMGE, ARSGE 1999

“Effects of Stress Path and Aging in

Reconsolidation on Deformation

Characteristics of Stiff Clays”

International Symposium on

Pre-Failure Deformation of

Geomaterials

Torino, Italy.

ISSMGE 1998

13

Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


“Effects of Swelling and Saturation of

Unsaturated Clay in Laboratory

Testing”

Symposium on Unsaturated

Soils Behaviour and

Applications

Nairobi, Kenya.

University Of Nairobi/

CSCE

1995

“Small Strain Behaviour of Suginami

Clay In Triaxial Compression” 50th Annual Conference of JSCE

Kobe, Japan.

JSCE 1995

“Effects of Reconsolidation Stress

History and LTC on the Behaviour of

Stiff Clays at Small Strains in Triaxial

Tests”

29th Japan National Conference

on SMFE

Wakayama, Japan.

JGS

1995

“Small Strain Stiffness of Pleistocene

Clays in Triaxial Compression”


Prefailure Deformation

Characteristics of Geomaterials

IS-Hokkaido, Japan.

JGS, ISSMGE 1994

“Stiffness and Effects of Sample

Disturbance of Stiff Clays By Triaxial

Tests”

29th Japan National Conference

on SMFE,

Morioka, Japan.

JSSMFE

1994

Field and Laboratory measurements of

small strain stiffness for Osaka Bay

Clays

49th Annual Conference of JSCE Sendai Japan

JSCE 1993

Local Verses external measurements

for axial Strain for Clays 28th annual meeting of JSSMFE

Kobe, Japan

JSSMFE 1993

Contributions of the Civil Engineer in

Realizing the Minato Mirai 21 Mega-

Project


Futuristic Cities

Los Angeles, USA

LAUPD 1992

A Conceptual Presentation of the Main

Futuristic Components of the MM21

Development Projects


Futuristic Cities

Los Angeles, USA

LAUPD 1992

Introduction of Some State of the Art

Technologies Adapted in MM21 Mega

Project


Futuristic Cities

Los Angeles, USA

LAUPD

1992

Applying Spatial Concepts for Urban

Density and Transportation Patterns

International Forum on

Advanced Transport

Infrastructure Planning

Perth, Australia

PCDA 1992

Introducing Computerized Noding

Transport Network Concepts


Advanced Transport


Perth, Australia

PCDA 1992

14

Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Complex Permutation Matrices

Developed for Physical Infrastructure

Integration


Advanced Transport


Perth, Australia

PCDA 1992

Applying the Circumferential Matrix

Concept in Transport Infrastructure

Planning and Development


Advanced Transport


Perth, Australia

PCDA 1992

Urban Environmental Deterioration

and The Civil Engineer Challenges of The Future

Yokohama,Japan

MMDA 1992

The Role of Civil Engineering in the

urban Environment

Planning and management in

the Developing world

Yokohama,Japan

MMDA 1992

Effects of consolidation stress ratio

and strain rate on the peak stress ratio

of Kaolin

27th Annual meeting of the

JSSMFE

Kochi, Japan.

JSSMFE 1992

An Engineering 3-D Model for

Analyzing Urban Rural Integration

Based on Civil Engineering Concepts


New Concepts for Systematic

Urban and Rural Development

Boston, USA.

GRC 1991

Proposed Methods for Developing

Appropriate Models for Rural Planning

and Development




Boston, USA.

GRC

1991

Pragmatic Application of the

Orthometric Quadra-Model for

Structural Analysis of Rural

Development Planning




Boston, USA.

GRC 1991

Application of a Recently Proposed

Transformation Matrix Model for

Urban Cluster Analysis




Boston, USA.

GRC 1991

A Newly Proposed Transformation

Matrix Model for Analyzing Models of

Rural Development




Boston, USA.

GRC 1991

Spatial Modelling for Rural Urban

Matrix Integration




Boston, USA.

GRC

1991

Introducing some Basic Concepts for

an Engineering 3-D Model for

Analyzing Urbanization Trends


Analytical Methods for Urban


Manila, Philippines

DECM 1991

15

Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Applying Statistical and Probabilistic

Methods in Analyzing Major

Impediments of Systematic Urban

Development


Analytical Methods for Urban


Manila, Philippines

DECM 1991

Alternative Energy Related Research:

It’s Contribution in providing some

Crucial Solutions to Global Warming


Global Environmental

Challenges

Texas, USA

UOTe

1991

A strategic approach in providing some

Solutions to Global Environmental

Problems


Global Environmental

Challenges

Texas, USA

UO Te 1991

Some Development Perspectives for

Rural-Urban Migration in Developing

Countries

Conference for Spatial Urban

and Rural Planning and

Development

Niigata, Japan

OMCM 1990

An Engineering Study on the Impact of

Urbanization on Rural Planning and

Development



Development

Niigata, Japan

OMCM 1990

The Role of Enhancement Transport

Infrastructure Development in

Stimulating Rural Economics



Development

Niigata, Japan

OMCM 1990

The Spiral Analytical Concept in

Analyzing Physical Infrastructure

Development of Urban Centres

International Conference on the

Urban Planning and the

Environment

Hawaii, USA

OMCM 1990

An Engineering Perspective of the

Comparative Analysis of Urban

Development Patterns



Environment

Hawaii, USA

OMCM 1990

Challenges Emanating from Rapid

Urbanization



Environment

Hawaii, USA

OMCM 1990

Challenges of Rapid Enhancement of

Transport Infrastructure Development

Impact of Population Explosion

on the Urban and Rural

Environments

HongKong,HongKong

OMCH 1990

Contribution of poor Transport

Infrastructure to Urbanization

Problems

International Conference on

Transport Infrastructure

Hong Kong,HongKong

OMCH 1990

Some Critical Impediments of Urban


International Urban Planning

and Development Conference

Denver, USA

JUPRC 1990

16

Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


A Modelling Concept for Systematic

Urban Planning and Development

Based on some Civil Engineering

Concepts



Denver, USA

JUPRC 1990

A Newly Proposed Civil Engineering

Orthometric Quadra- Model Phasing

for Structural Analysis of Urban

Development



Denver, USA

JUPRC 1990

A Proposed Civil Engineering Model

for Integrated Urban Planning and

Development



Denver, USA

JUPRC

1990

Civil Engineering and Transport

Infrastructure

Modern Technologies for


Development

Seoul, South Korea

DCECS 1990

The Importance of Strategic

Infrastructure Planning for Urban

Transport Development



Development

Seoul, South Korea

DCECS 1990

The Role of Geotechnical Engineering

in the Planning and Development of




Development

Seoul, South Korea

DCECS 1990

Futuristic Perspectives of the Civil

Engineer in the 21st Century

Journal of Technology and the

Future

Yokohama, Japan

international Affairs

Division, Office of the

Mayor, City of Yokohama.

1987

A Proposal based on the Fundamental

Concept of Home and Office

Automation

Proposal of Futuristic Cities of

the 21st Century

Yokohama, Japan

international Affairs

Division, Office of the

Mayor, City of Yokohama.

1985

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Title of Lecture

Title of


Seminar


Note*

AAU - Addis Ababa University IBC - International Biographical Centre

ABI - American Biological Institute IRF - International Roads Federation

ARSGE - African Regional Society of Geotechnical ISSMGE- International Society of Soil Mechanics

Engineering and Geotechnical Engineering

JSSMFE-Japan Society of Soil Mechanics and Foundation

Engineering.

ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers

CSCE - Canadian Society of Civil Engineers JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency

EACE - Ethiopian Society of Civil Engineers USAID - United States Agency for International Development

JCCE - Japan Society of Civil Engineers

ERA - Ethiopian Roads Authority WRF - World Road Federation

IAGE - International Association of Engineering Geology IRF - International Road Federation

AICE - Australian Institution of Civil Engineers SU - State University

HU - Hawaii University GU - Guam University

UoTe -University of Texas LAUPD-Los Angeles Urban Planning Department

UND -University of New Delhi PCDA-Perth City Development Authority

JCS -Japan Geotechnical Society MMDA – Minato Mirai 21 Development Authority

GRC – Globalization Research Centre

DECM – Department of Engineering, City of Nairobi

DCECS – Department of Civil Engineering, City of Seoul

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Training: Dr. Mukabi has participated as a Lecturer in various Training Seminars/Programmes

Description/Title of Training

Seminar Location and Sponsor Time and Duration

Some Recent Advances in Road Design

and Construction

Khartoum, The Sudan

Eyat Oil Exploration Co. Ltd February, 2009 (2 days)

Innovative Road Construction

Development in Southern Sudan

Juba, Southern Sudan

Ministry of Transport & Roads, GoSS June, 2008 (3 days)

Geotechnologies for Sustainable

Infrastructure Development within the

Kenya vision 2030 framework.

Nairobi, Kenya,

Tensar International London,

Geotechnologies South Africa and

Kensetsu Kaihatsu Consultants

May, 2007 (1 day)

Introducing Some New Design Methods

for Problematic Soils in Southern

Sudan

Abyei, Southern Sudan

GoSS/ White Nile Oil Exploration Co.

Ltd

March, 2007 (3 days)

Design and Application of Geogrids in

the Mechanical Stabilization of Soils in

Africa

Johannesburg, South Africa

Tensar International February, 2007 (2 days)

Capacity Building Programmes and

Lectures on Civil Engineering for Young

Engineers in Southern Sudan

Central Equatorial State, JICA Ongoing (periodically) since

March 2006

Capacity Building in Engineering

Design for Counterpart Engineers of

Ethiopian Roads Authority

Ethiopia

JICA, CPC, Kajima, ERA

2001, 2002,November 2003 (3

months)

and 2004

Training on Design and Construction

Techniques for Young Engineers

Addis to Goha Tsion Trunk Road,

Ethiopia

JICA, CPC, Kajima, EACE

2001,2002,December, 2002 (6

months)

and 2004

Workshop on advanced geotechnical

testing for geotechnical engineers.

Evaton, South Africa CON AID pty,

Mitsui corporation South Africa September, 1998 (4 days)

Workshop on the Systematic and

Appropriate Study and Design

Approach for Provincial and District

Engineers of the Ministry of Roads and

Public Works, Kenya

Nairobi, (Kenya)

JICA

August 3rd -8th 1999 (6 days)

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Public Works, Kenya

Kisumu, (Kenya)

JICA August 10th -15th 1999(6 days)





Public Works, Kenya

Kakamega, (Kenya)

JICA August 16th -21st 1999(6 days)

CON-AID Seminar for Consulting and

Practicing Engineers

Nairobi, Kenya

CON-AID Pty, Mitsui Corporation and

CPC

July, 1998 (2 Days)

Eco-training programme for Japanese

University Students

Masai Mara, Kenya

Todo Press Inc. Japan April, 1997 (3 months)


University Students

Masai Mara, Kenya

Todo Press Inc. Japan May, 1996 (3 months)


University Students

Masai Mara, Kenya

Todo Press Inc. Japan

April, 1995 (3 months)

Enhancing Eco-tourism in Developing

Africa

Nairobi, Kenya

Utalii College

April 1996 (1 week)

Hi-tech Geo-Technical Testing

Techniques

Tokyo, Japan

JICA March, 1995 (5 days)


Techniques

Tokyo, Japan

JICA July, 1994 (5 days)


Techniques

Tokyo, Japan

JICA June 1993(5 days)


Techniques

Tokyo, Japan

JICA Oct 1992 (5 days)


Techniques

New Delhi ,India

UND April 1994( 3 days)

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Techniques

Bombay ,India

UND April 1994( 3 days)

The Importance of Mathematics and

science in civil Engineering

Denver, USA.

ASCE

August, 1993 (3 Days)

The Importance of Mathematics and

science in civil Engineering

Los Angeles, USA.

ASCE August, 1993 (3 Days)

Introduction to Some Advanced Civil

Engineering Technologies

Texas, USA.

SU July 1992 (4 Days)



Indianapolis, USA.

SU July 1992 (4 Days)



Hawaii, USA.

HU July 1992 (4 Days)



Guam, USA.

GU July 1992 (4 Days)



Sydney, Australia.

PCDA April, 1992 (3 Days)



Perth, Australia.

PCDA April, 1992 (3 Days)

The Role of Civil Engineering in Urban


Seoul, South Korea.

Civil Engineering Dept. of Seoul City

Authority

September 1991 (3 Days)



Yokohama, Japan.

International Affairs Division, Office of

the Mayor, City of Yokohama

August 1991 (4 Days)



Kyoto, Japan.


the Mayor, City of Kyoto

August 1991 (4 Days)



Kagoshima, Japan.


the Mayor, City of Kagoshima.

July 1991 (4 Days)

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Realization of MM21 Futuristic City

Yokohama, Japan.



June 1990 (3 Days)



Yokohama, Japan.



June 1989 (3 Days)



Yokohama, Japan.



June 1988 ( 3 Days)



Yokohama, Japan.



June 1987 (3 Days)

Publications As First Author:

Dr. Mukabi has over 200 international publications as the First Author. Below are some of the most

relevant ones:

Relevant Publications

Science and engineering books under publication by Mukabi J .N.

1. Advanced Mathematical Methods for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering.

2. Geo-scientific Application for Civil Engineers.

3. Energy Solutions Based on GECS.

4. Advanced Engineering Geophysics.

5. The Interaction Between Geophysics, Geotechnical Engineering and Energy Production

Mukabi J.N.(2013) Challenges and Innovations in Geotechnics for African Soils, to be published in the Proceedings of

the XVIII International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ICSMGE ) Paris, France.

Mukabi J.N, Kotheki S. (2011j) The Advanced Role of OBRM in Road Construction and the Environment, to be

published in the Proceedings of the XXIVTH World Road Congress – Roads for a Better Life Mexico City, Mexico

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Mukabi J.N, Sidai V, Murunga P, Njoroge B.N. (2011i) Recently Developed Appropriate Techniques for Highway

Design and Construction in Africa , to be published in the Proceedings of XXIVTH World Road Congress – Roads for a

Better Life Mexico City, Mexico

Mukabi J.N, Murunga P, Sidai V, Njoroge B.N. (2011h) Application of Geoscientific Methods in Analyzing the

Behaviour of Stabilized Tropical Soils , to be published in the Proceedings of 2011 IEEE International Geoscience

and Remote Sensing Symposium Sendai, Japan

Mukabi J.N. (2011g) A Scientific Approach in Determining Sustainable Solutions to Slope Failures and Landslides , to be

published in the Proceedings of 2011 International Union of Geodesy and Geoscience – Earth on the Edge: Science for

a Sustainable Planet Melbourne, Australia

Mukabi J.N, Murunga P, Sidai V, Kotheki S, Njoroge B.N. (2011f) Some Recently Developed Analytical Techniques

for Underground Construction in Problematic Soils , to be published in the Proceedings of The VIITH International

Symposium on Geotechnical Aspects of Underground Construction in Soft Ground – Underground Construction in Soft

Ground Roma, Italy

Mukabi J.N.(2011e) Developing Innovative Geotechnical Engineering Methods for Developing Africa, to be published in

the Proceedings of the 15th African Regional Conference Maputo, Mozambique

Mukabi J.N.(2011d) The Role of Small Strain Stiffness in the Design of Geo-structures in Africa, to be published in the

Proceedings of the 15th African Regional Conference Maputo, Mozambique

Mukabi J.N.(2011c) OPMC: Recent Developments-More Challenges, to be published in the Proceedings of the 15th

African Regional Conference Maputo, Mozambique

Mukabi J.N.(2011b) Recently Developed Appropriate Techniques for Highway Design and Construction in Africa, to be

published in the Proceedings of the XXIII World Road Congress Mexico City, Mexico

Mukabi J.N.(2011a) The Advanced Role of OBRM in Road Construction and the Environment , to be published in the

Proceedings of the XXIII World Road Congress Mexico City, Mexico

Mukabi J.N, Gono K. (2010i) Case Study Analysis of Scouring Effects on Tropical Soils Slope Formation , to be

published in the Proceedings of VTH International Conference on Scour and Erosion (ICSE-5) San Francisco,

California, USA

Mukabi J.N, Gono K, Kotheki S. (2010h) Application of Lorentz Transformations in Defining Particulate Behaviour of

Tropical Geomaterials under Dynamic Loading, to be published in the Proceedings of the International Conference

on Applied Mathematics, Mechanics and Physics Kyoto, Japan

Mukabi J.N, Gono K. (2010g) Characterisation of Black Cotton Soil under Dynamic Loading, to be published in the

Proceedings of the International ICGE Conference on Geotechnical Engineering Tunis, Tunasia

Mukabi J.N. (2010f) A Mathematical Approach in Determining the Influence of Environmental Factors on Geomaterials,

to be published in the Proceedings of the The 14th Annual Conference of the International Association for

Mathematical Geosciences Budapest, Hungary

Mukabi J.N, Kotheki S. (2010e) Scientific Analysis of Some ProblematicAfrican Tropical Geomaterials, to be published

in the Proceedings of the 2010 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium Hawaii, USA

Mukabi J.N, Murunga P, Sidai V, Kotheki S, Njoroge B.N. (2010d) Geotechnical challenges underlying and

circumscribing Subsurface Development in Nairobi, to be published in the Proceedings of the International

Geotechnical Conference – Geotechnical Challenges in Megacities Moscow, Russia

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Mukabi J.N, Kotheki S. (2010c) A Mathematical Introduction of the Fundamental Theory of GECS (Global Energy

Conservation Systems) , to be published in the Proceedings of the 5th International Conference of Mathematics and

Engineering Physics Cairo, Egypt

Mukabi J.N, Murunga P, Sidai V, Kotheki S.(2010b) The Geophysics of Natural and Improved (Stabilized) Soils and

Geogrids Interaction, to be published in the Proceedings of The 2nd International Conference on Applied

Physics and Mathematics Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Mukabi J.N.(2010a) Some Advanced Aspects of the Interaction of Geotechnical Engineering and African Geology, to be

published in the Proceedings of the 11th Congress of the International Association for Engineering Geology Auckland,

New Zealand

Mukabi J.N.(2009f) Recently Developed Suction Stress, Moisture and Swell Control Techniques Applied for

Ground Improvement, to be published in the Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil

Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Alexandria, Egypt

Mukabi J.N.(2009e) Application of CSSR Concepts in the Prediction of Ground, Pavement and Foundation

Behaviour, to be published in the Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil Mechanics and

Geotechnical Engineering, Alexandria, Egypt

Mukabi J.N(2009d) Design and Construction of OPMC Stabilized Retaining Walls, to be published in the

Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering,

Alexandria, Egypt

Mukabi J.N(2009c) Strength and Deformation Characteristics Derived from the Interaction of Geogrids and

Tropical Geomaterials, to be published in the Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil

Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Alexandria, Egypt

Mukabi J.N(2009b) Some Geotechnical Engineering Based Solutions to Problems Related To Some Tropical

Problematic Soils, to be published in the Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil Mechanics

and Geotechnical Engineering, Alexandria, Egypt

Mukabi J.N(2009a) Small Strain Behaviour of Drained and Undrained Pleistocene Clays under Monotonic and

Cyclic Loading, to be published in the Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil Mechanics

and Geotechnical Engineering, Alexandria, Egypt

Mukabi J.N(2008e) Geoscientific Analysis of the Mechanism of Interaction of geogrids and Geomaterials, to be

published in the proceedings of the international conference for the European Geogrids Experts Panel

Edinburg, Scotland.

Mukabi J.N. (2008d). The Role of Enhanced Research in Geotechnical Engineering for Pragmatic

Infrastructure Development within the Vision 2030 (Keynote Lecture), published in the Proceedings of the

IEK International Conference on ‘The Engineer and Vision 2030’, Nairobi, Kenya.

Mukabi J.N, Gono K, Njoroge B, Hatekayama R, Tesfaye A, Otwani J, Amoyo G, Murunga P, Ndemi J, Okado J,

Kotheki S. (2008c). The Challenges and Solutions for Problematic Soils for Infrastructure Development in

Kenya and the East Africa Region, published in the Proceedings of the IEK International Conference on ‘The

Engineer and Vision 2030’, Nairobi, Kenya.

Mukabi J.N, Gono K, Ngare S, Nyang’aga F, Njoroge B, Hatekayama R, Tesfaye A, Feleke G, Kotheki S. (2008b).

Newly Developed Technologies for Roads and Bridges: An example of Comprehensive Design and

Construction Approach considering Tropical Geomaterial Characteristics, published in the Proceedings of

the IEK International Conference on ‘The Engineer and Vision 2030’, Nairobi, Kenya.

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Mukabi J.N. (2008a). Application of the Mechanics of Tropical soils in Geotechnical Engineering: Some Recent

Advances and Introduction of Futuristic Concepts on Geoscientific, Global Energy Conservation Systems

GECS, published in the Proceedings of the IEK International Conference on ‘The Engineer and Vision 2030’,

Nairobi, Kenya.

Mukabi J.N. (2007m). The Mechanism of Interaction of Geogrids and Soils, published in the Proceedings of the

European Geogrid Experts Panel, Hamburg, Germany.

Mukabi J.N. (2007l): Mathematical Modeling of Some Recently Developed soil Mechanics and Geotechnical

Engineering Concepts, For Publication in the Proceedings of the 14th Regional Conference on Geotechnics

for Developing Africa.

Mukabi J.N. (2007k): Mathematical Examination of Some Recently Developed Concepts in Geotechnical

Engineering, For Publication in the Proceedings of the 14th Regional Conference on Geotechnics for

Developing Africa.

Mukabi J.N. (2007j). Application of Consolidation and Shear Stress Ratio Concepts in Foundation Design and

Construction, published in the Proceedings of the 14th African Regional Conference on Soil Mechanics and

Geotechnical Engineering, Yaoundé

Mukabi J.N. & Gono, K. (2007i). Characterization of Expansive Soils to Determine Appropriate Highway and

Foundation Design – Construction Methods, published in the Proceedings of the 14th African Regional

Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Yaoundé

Mukabi J.N., Hatakeyama, R. & Tesfaye, A. (2007h). A comprehensive Method of Analysis for Cost-effective

Detailed Design of Pavement Structures, published in the Proceedings of the 14th African Regional

Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Yaoundé

Mukabi J.N., Gono, K., Hatakeyama, R. & Tesfaye, A. (2007g). Employing Cost-effective Countermeasures to

Slope Failure Based on Newly Developed OPMC Stabilization Concepts, published in the Proceedings of the

14th African Regional Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Yaoundé

Mukabi J.N. (2007f). A Comprehensive Approach To The Design of Flexible Pavements In Tropical Countries,

published in the Proceedings of the 10th Australia New Zealand Conference on Geomechanics, Brisbane

Mukabi J.N. & Gono, K. (2007e). Some Engineering Based Solutions To Problems Related To Expansive Soils,

published in the Proceedings of the 10th Australia New Zealand Conference on Geomechanics, Brisbane

Mukabi J.N. and Tatsuoka, F. (2007d): Pavement and Bridge Foundation Design Based on a Newly Proposed

Consolidation and Shear Stress Ratio Concept, For Publication in the Geotechiques Journal.

Mukabi J.N. and Tatsuoka, F. (2007c): Some Recently Developed Empirical Formulae For -Foundation Design,

For Publication in the Journal of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Mukabi J.N., Toda, T. & Shimizu, N. (2007b). Application of a New Mechanical Stabilization Technique in

Reducing The Cost And Impact of Rural Road Construction, published in the Proceedings of the 23rd World

Road Congress, Paris

Mukabi J.N., Gono, K., Hatakeyama, R. & Tesfaye, A. (2007a). Unique Methods of Enhancing Engineering

Properties of Geomaterials for Slopes, Embankments and Pavement Structures, published in the

Proceedings of the 23rd World Road Congress, Paris

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Mukabi, J.N. (2005e): Geoscience Principles for Engineering Design and Application, For Publication in the

Proceedings of the 31st International Congress on Science, Culture and Arts in the 21st Century.

Mukabi, J.N. Meselle, H. and Gono, K. (2005d): Characterization of Expansive Soil Under Static and Dynamic

Loading Conditions for Pavement Design, For Publication in the Journal of civil Engineering of JKUAT

Mukabi, J.N. Messelle, H. and Gono, K. (2005c): An Experimental and Analytical Method Proposed for

Evaluating High Plasticity Natural Geometrical, For Publication in the Proceedings of the 15th

International Road Federation (IRF).

Mukabi, J.N. Gono, K., and Hatakeyama, R. (2005b): A unique VE Pavement Design and Construction Approach

Adopted for Some Road Projects in Kenya and Ethiopia, For Publication in the Proceedings of the 15th

International Road Federation (IRF).

Mukabi, J.N. (2005a): Pavement Structure Design and Construction Control, For Publication in the Proceedings

of the 15th International Road Federation (IRF).

Mukabi, J.N. (2004e): Some Modified Methods for Highway Design and Construction, For Publication in the

Proceedings of the 15th International Road Federation.

Mukabi, J.N. (2004d): Developing A Scientific Approach to Partial Solutions of Geotechnical Engineering

Problems, For Publication in the Proceedings of the 31st International Congress on Science, Culture and Arts

in the 21st Century.

Mukabi, J. N. (2004c) : The CMM Systematic Approach Concept For The Design of Flexible Pavement

Structures in Developing Countries, (General Publication For Consulting and Practicing Engineers in

Developing Countries),.

Mukabi, J.N. (2004b): Characterization of Tropical Geomaterials Bearing Civil Engineering Structures,

(Publication for Consulting and Practicing Engineers in Tropical Countries)

Mukabi, J. N. (2004a) : A Comprehensive Engineering Report Proposed Countermeasures to Slope,

Embankment and Pavement Structure Failure at Sta. 9+310 ~ 9+346km, Volume I. (for Construction

Project Consultants Inc. Ethiopian Roads Authority and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

Mukabi, J.N (2003e) Comprehensive Design Analysis of OV Type Based on The Proposed CMM Design

Concept, for Ethiopian Roads Authority, Construction Project Consultants Inc; and Kajima Corporation.

Mukabi J.N, F. Tatsuoka, K.Gono, N. Shimizu, G. Feleke, R. Hatakeyama, W. Demoze, B. N. Njoroge, A. Tesfaye.

M. Tadele., (2003d). The Role of Enhanced Research Oriented Highway and Foundation Design for

Sustainable Development, in proceedings of the International Workshop on the Recent Trends in Civil

Engineering.

Mukabi, J.N., Feleke G., Demoze W., Zelalem A: (2003c). Impact of Environmental Factors on the Performance

of Highway Pavement Structures, in the proceedings of the International Civil Engineering Conference on

Sustainable development in the 21st Century. “Innovating Modified NDT/DT Techniques for the Evaluation of

an Existing Pavement Structure-Theoretical Considerations and Experimental Results”, 2003.

Mukabi, J.N., Gono K., Koishikawa K., Feleke G., Hatekayam R., Demoze W., Kunioka H., Zelalem A., (2003b).

Innovating Modified NDT/DT Techniques for the Evaluation of An Existing Pavement Structure-

Theoretical Considerations and Experimental Results, in the proceedings of the International Civil

Engineering Conference on Sustainable development in the 21st Century.

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Mukabi, J.N., Gono, K., Koishikawa K., Feleke, G., Hatekayama, H., Demoze, W., Kunioka, R., Zelalem, A.,

(2003a). Innovating Modified NDT/DT Techniques for the Evaluation of An Existing Pavement Structure-

Method of Testing, in the proceedings of the International Civil Engineering Conference on Sustainable

development in the 21st Century.

Mukabi, J.N (2002e) Proposed approach to Determining Countermeasures to Slope Failure at Sta. 9+310km ~

9+346km, for Kajima Corporation and Ethiopian Roads Authority.

Mukabi, J.N (2002d): Effects of some geological aspects on the mechanical performance of tropical road

construction geomaterials, for publication in the proceedings of the 12th International Conference of the

International Association of Engineering Geology, Durban, South Africa

Mukabi, J.N., Inamdar, W.A., and Chacha, C.G. (2002c): Environmental vs. socio-economic impact of rural roads

construction in Western Kenya with reference to geotechnical aspects, for publication in the proceedings

of the 4th International Congress on Environmental Geotechnics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Mukabi, J.N. (2002b): Some Recent Advances in Highway and Bridge Foundation Engineering. (General

Publication Incorporating Some New Design Concepts, Ideas, Approach and Engineering Theories for

Consulting and Research Engineers).

Mukabi, J.N. (2002a): Limitations of foundation design codes predominantly based on the conventional

concept of critical state soil mechanics, for publication in the Proceedings of the International Symposium

on foundation design codes and soil investigation, Kamakura, Japan.

Mukabi, J.N(2001l) A New Approach Proposed for the Evaluation and Analysis of the Structural Capacity and

Overlay Design of a Road Pavement Structure, for Japan International Cooperation Agency and Ethiopian

Roads Authority.

Mukabi, J.N(2001k) Evaluation of Plasticity Characteristics and their Reciprocal Influence on Vital Road

engineering Parameter, for Japan International Cooperation Agency and Ethiopian Roads Authority.

Mukabi, J.N (2001j) Analysis and Evaluation of the Structural Capacity and Serviceability Level of the Existing

Road Pavement (PHASE III), for Japan International Cooperation Agency and Ethiopian Roads Authority.

Mukabi, J.N (2001i) Field Study and Status Quo Assessment on the Geotechnical Aspects of the Addis

Ababa~Debre Markos Trunk Road Project, for Construction Project Consultants and Ethiopian Roads

Authority.

Mukabi, J.N (2001h) Computation of Capping Layer Thickness with Reference to Native Subgrade Bearing

Capacity (for Japan International Cooperation Agency and Ethiopian Roads Authority.

Mukabi. J.N., Njoroge, B.N. and Shimizu, N. (2001g): A unique method of mechanical stabilization and

construction adopted for a road project in Kenya; for publication in the Proceedings of the Conference on

Construction Technology, Sabah, Malaysia.

Mukabi, J.N. Njoroge B.N., and Toda, T. (2001f): Behaviour of stabilized black cotton soil from the Lake Basin

of Kenya, for publication in the proceedings of the Symposium on Soil Behaviour and Soft Ground

Construction, Massachusetts, USA.

Mukabi, J.N., Kimura, Y., Shimizu, N., Mwangi, S.N., Omollo, A., and Njoroge, B.N. (2001e): Evaluation of some

Kenyan geomaterial properties for embankment design based on a quasi-empirical approach, in

Proceedings of the International Conference of the ISSMGE, Istanbul, Turkey.

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Mukabi, J.N. (2001d): Derivation and application of consolidation and shear stress functions with reference to

Critical State analysis of N.C. clays, in the proceedings of the International Conference of the ISSMGE,

Istanbul, Turkey.

Mukabi, J.N., Njoroge, B.N., and Toda, T. (2001c): Pragmatic method of evaluation design parameters adopting

Kenyan tropical soils for pavement structure, in Proceedings of the 14th IRF World Road Congress, Paris,

France.

Mukabi, J.N., and Shimizu, N. (2001b): Strength and deformation characteristics of mechanically stabilized

road construction materials based on a new batching ratio method, in Proceedings of the 14th IRF Road

World Congress, Paris France.

Mukabi, J.N., (2001a): Theoretical and empirical basis for a method of determining and optimum batching

ratio for mechanical stabilization of geomaterials, in Proceedings of the 14th IRF Road World Congress,

Paris, France.

Mukabi, J.N. (2000). The design and construction of Reinforced Earth Embankments. In Internal Reports and

Correspondence, the Terre Armee Method, 2000. CPC, Nairobi.

Mukabi, J.N (1999d). The Study on Rural Roads Improvement in Western Kenya – Materials Testing Analyses

and Countermeasures for Design Purposes. In Internal Reports and Correspondence, Japan International

Cooperation Agency (JICA) & Ministry of Roads & Public Works, Kenya.

Mukabi J.N & Tatsuoka, F. (1999c). Effects of stress path and ageing in reconsolidation on deformation

characteristics of stiff natural clays. Proc. 2nd I.S on pre-failure characteristic of Geomaterials, Torino.

Mukabi, J.N., Wambura, J.H. & Maina, J. P. Murunga (1999b): Behaviour of CON-AID Treated Fine Grained

Kenyan Soils, 12th African Regional Conference on Geotechnics for Developing Africa, pp. 583-592, Durban,

South Africa.

Mukabi, J.N. & Tasuoka, F. (1999a): Influence of Reconsolidation Stress History and Strain Rate on The

Behaviour of Kaolin Over a Wide Range of Strain, 12th African Regional Conference on Geotechnics for

Developing African, pp. 365-377, Durban, South Africa.

Mukabi J.N & Tatsuoka, F. (1995b). Effects of swelling and saturation of Unsaturated Soil Behaviour and

Applications, Int. Symposium on the Behaviour of Unsaturated Soils, University of Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya.

Mukabi, J.N & Tatsuoka, F. (1994c), Small strain behavior in triaxial compression of lightly over-consolidated

Kaolin. In Proc. 49th Annual Conf. of JSCE, III: 286-297.

Mukabi J.N & Tatsuoka, F., Kohata, Y. & Akino, N. (1994b). Small strain stiffness of Pleistocene clays. Proc. Int.

Symp. On pre-failure Deformation Characteristics of Geomaterials, IS-Hokkaid. ‘94’ Balkema, Vol. 1, PP. 189-

195

Mukabi J.N. & Tatsuoka, F. (1994a); Small strain behavior in triaxial compression of lightly over consolidated

Kaolin, proc. 49th Annual Conf. Of JSCE, III, pp.296~297.

Mukabi, J.N.Tatsuoka, F. and Tsuchida, T-(1993b).Field and Laboratory measurements of small strain stiffness

for Osaka Bay Clays.Proc.of 26th annual meeting of JSCE in Sendai, 111:46-47.

Mukabi, J.N. Abe, H. and Tatsuoka, F (1993a).Local Verses external measurements for axial Strain for

Clays.Proc.of the 28th annual meeting of JSSMFE in Kobe, Vol.2, PP.655-658.

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Mukabi J.N and Richardson P.(1992m).Contributions of the Civil Engineer in Realizing the Minato Mirai 21

Mega-Project, a Publication for the International Symposium on Futuristic Cities, Los Angeles, USA

Mukabi J.N and Richardson P.(1992l).A Conceptual Presentation of the Main Futuristic Components of the

MM21 Development Projects, a Publication for the International Symposium on Futuristic Cities, Los

Angeles, USA

Mukabi J.N, Yasukawa H. and Okubo Y. (1992k).Introduction of Some State of the Art Technologies Adapted in

MM21 Mega Project, a Publication for the International Symposium on Futuristic Cities, Los Angeles, USA

Mukabi J.N, Yasufuku M. and Silvestre G.(1992j).Applying Spatial Concepts for Urban Density and

Transportation Patterns, a Publication for the International Forum on Advanced Transport Infrastructure

Planning, Perth, Australia

Mukabi J.N, Yasufuku M. and Silvestre G. (1992i).Introducing Computerized Noding Transport Network

Concepts, a Publication for the International Forum on Advanced Transport Infrastructure Planning, Perth,

Australia

Mukabi J.N, Yasufuku M. and Silvestre G. (1992h).Complex Permutation Matrices Developed for Physical

Infrastructure Integration, a Publication for the International Forum on Advanced Transport Infrastructure

Planning, Perth, Australia

Mukabi J.N, Yasufuku M. and Silvestre G.(1992g).Applying the Circumferential Matrix Concept in Transport

Infrastructure Planning and Development ,a Publication for the International Forum on Advanced

Transport Infrastructure Planning, Perth, Australia.

Mukabi J.N. (1992f).Urban Environmental Deterioration and The Civil Engineering, a Publication

Drafted for Challenges of The Future.

Mukabi J.N. (1992e).Overview of the Strategies and Policies of the Development and Management Profile of

Transport Infrastructure In Asia and The Pacific, a special Publication for the Asian Development Bank

(ADB).

Mukabi J.N. (1992d).Control of Rapid Urbanization based on a Technical and Engineering Approach, a

publication for World Urbanization Prospects.

Mukabi J.N. (1992c). Pragmatic Application of Enhanced Civil Engineering Technologies in Curbing

Population Explosion, a Publication for World Urbanization Prospects.

Mukabi J.N. (1992b). The Role of Civil Engineering in the urban Environment a publication for Planning and

management in the Developing world.

Mukabi J.N & Tatsuoka, F. (1992a); Effects of consolidation stress ratio and strain rate on the peak stress ratio

of Kaolin, the 27th Annual meeting of the JSSMFE, Kochi, PP.655~6

Mukabi, J.N. (1991k): Behavior of clays for a wide range of strain in triaxial compression, Msc. Thesis,

University of Tokyo.

Mukabi J.N (1991j).An Engineering 3-D Model for Analyzing Urban Rural Integration Based on Civil

Engineering Concepts, a Publication for the International Symposium on New Concepts for Systematic

Urban and Rural Development, Boston, USA.

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Mukabi J.N, Rampello G and Clayton R.(1991i).Proposed Methods for Developing Appropriate Models for

Rural Planning and Development, a Publication for the International Symposium on New Concepts for

Systematic Urban and Rural Development, Boston, USA.

Mukabi J.N, Rampello G and Clayton R.(1991h).Pragmatic Application of the Orthometric Quadra-Model for

Structural Analysis of Rural Development Planning, a Publication for the International Symposium on New

Concepts for Systematic Urban and Rural Development, Boston, USA.

Mukabi J.N, Rampello G and Clayton R.(1991g).Application of a Recently Proposed Transformation Matrix

Model for Urban Cluster Analysis, a Publication for the International Symposium on New Concepts for


Mukabi J.N, Rampello G and Clayton R. (1991f).A Newly Proposed Transformation Matrix Model for Analyzing

Models of Rural Development, a Publication for the International Symposium on New Concepts for


Mukabi J.N (1991e). Spatial Modelling for Rural~Urban Matrix Integration, a Publication for the International

Symposium on New Concepts for Systematic Urban and Rural Development, Boston, USA.

Mukabi J.N and White F.J.(1991d).Introducing some Basic Concepts for an Engineering 3-D Model for

Analyzing Urbanization Trends, a Publication for the International Symposium on Analytical Methods for

Urban Planning and Development, Manilla, Phillipines.

Mukabi J.N(1991c).Applying Statistical and Probabilistic Methods in Analyzing Major Impediments of

Systematic Urban Development, a Publication for the International Symposium on Analytical Methods for

Urban Planning and Development, Manilla, Phillipines.

Mukabi J.N, Molner D. and Viggianni S. (1991b).Alternative Energy Related Research: It’s Contribution in

providing some Crucial Solutions to Global Warming, a Publication for the International Symposium on

Global Environmental Challenges, Texas, USA.

Mukabi J.N and Viggiann S. (1991a). A strategic approach in providing some Solutions to Global

Environmental Problems, a Publication for the International Symposium on Global Environmental

Challenges, Texas, USA.

Mukabi J.N and White L, (1990k).Some Development Perspectives for Rural-Urban Migration

in Developing Countries, a Publication for the Conference for Spatial Urban and Rural Planning and

Development, Niigata, Japan

Mukabi J.N and White L,(1990j).An Engineering Study on the Impact of Urbanization on Rural Planning and

Development, a Publication for the Conference for Spatial Urban and Rural Planning and Development,

Niigata, Japan

Mukabi J.N and White L,(1990i).The Role of Enhanced Transport Infrastructure Development in Stimulating

Rural Economics, a Publication for the Conference for Spatial Urban and Rural Planning and Development,

Niigata, Japan

Mukabi J.N. (1990h).The Spiral Analytical Concept in Analyzing Physical Infrastructure Development of Urban

Centres, a Publication for the International Conference on the Urban Planning and the Environment,

Hawaii, US.

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Mukabi J.N. and Carlos S,(1990g) An Engineering Perspective of the Comparative Analysis of Urban

Development Patterns, a Publication for the International Conference on the Urban Planning and the

Environment, Hawaii, USA.

Mukabi J.N, Torimitsu K and Carlos S,(1990f).Challenges Emanating from Rapid Urbanization,

a Publication for the International Conference on the Urban Planning and the Environment, Hawaii, USA.

Mukabi J.N and Scott J. (1990e).Challenges of Rapid Enhancement of Transport Infrastructure Development,

Impact of Population Explosion on the Urban and Rural Environments.

Mukabi J.N and Scott J. (1990d) Mass Transit Systems: Their Importance In Regional and National

Development. Impact of Population Explosion on the Urban and Rural Environments

Mukabi J.N, Fukushima I. and Scott J.(1990c),Contribution of poor Transport Infrastructure to Urbanization

Problems, a Publication for the International Conference on Transport Infrastructure, Hong Kong.

Mukabi J.N and Fukagawa H. (1990b).Impact of Population Explosion on the Urban and Rural Environments, a

Publication for the Environmental Science Journal.

Mukabi J.N and Fukagawa H. (1990a) Adverse Effects of Rapid Urbanization on the Physical Environment, a

Publication for the Environmental Science Journal.

Mukabi J.N and Sato F.,(1989l).Some Critical Impediments of Urban Planning and Development,a publication

for the International Urban Planning and Development Conference, Denver, USA

Mukabi J.N, Hosokawa T. and Hiroshi K. (1989k).A Modeling Concept for Systematic Urban Planning and

Development Based on some Civil Engineering Concepts. a Publication for the International Urban

Planning and Development Conference, Denver, USA

Mukabi J.N, Hosokawa T. and Hiroshi K. (1989j).A Newly Proposed Civil Engineering Orthometric Quadra-

Model Phasing for Structural Analysis of Urban Development, a Publication for the International Urban

Planning and Development Conference, Denver, USA

Mukabi J.N (1989h) .A Proposed Civil Engineering Model for Integrated Urban Planning and Development,

a Publication for the International Urban Planning and Development Conference, Denver, USA

Mukabi J.N (1989g).Civil Engineering and Transport Infrastructure, Publication for Modern Technologies for

Transport Infrastructure Development, Seoul, South Korea.

Mukabi J.N and Katagira I.,(1989f).The Importance of Strategic Infrastructure Planning for Urban Transport

Development, Publication for Modern Technologies for Transport Infrastructure Development, Seoul, South

Korea.

Mukabi J.N and Katagiri I.,(1989e).The Role of Geotechnical Engineering in the Planning and Development of

Transport Infrastructure, Publication for Modern Technologies for Transport Infrastructure Development,

Seoul, South Korea.

Mukabi J.N and Yashimura H., (1989d).An Engineering Model of Analyzing some Global Warming Effects. Pre-

Kyoto Protocol Publication.

Mukabi J.N and Nakamura K., (1989c).Impact of Civil Engineering Structures or the Marine Environment, Pre-

Kyoto Protocol Publication.

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Mukabi J.N, Sakai T and Fukagawa K., (1989b).An Engineering Approach to the Assessment of Rural Area

Environment. Pre-Kyoto Protocol Publication.

Mukabi J.N, Sakai T and Fukagawa K., (1989a).Evaluation of the Modernized Urban Environment from a Civil

Engineering Perspective, Pre-Kyoto Protocol Publication.

Mukabi J.N (1988):The Role of Enhanced Scientific and Technological Methods for Futuristic Cities,

a Publication for the Journal of Technology and the Future.

Mukabi J.N (1987): Futuristic Perspectives of the Civil Engineer in the 21st Century, a Publication for the

Journal of Technology and the Future.

Mukabi J.N (1985).A Proposal based on the Fundamental Concept of Home and Office Automation, a

Publication in the Proposal of Futuristic Cities of the 21st Century.

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12. EMPLOYMENT RECORD: BASED ON TYPE OF SERVICES

Position(s)

Held/Designation Duration Employer Location & Client

Types of Services

Rendered

Chief Technical Advisor 2009 ~ To Date Eyat Oilfield Services

Co. Ltd

Khartoum, The

Sudan

Eyat Oilfield Services

Co. Ltd

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor 2009 ~ To Date Bill Engineering

Works Ltd.

Khartoum, The

Sudan

Bill Engineering

Works Ltd.

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor 2008 ~ To Date Eyat Roads & Bridges

Co. Ltd

Khartoum, The

Sudan


Co. Ltd

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor 2008 ~ To Date Eyat Mining &

Exploration Co. Ltd

Khartoum, The

Sudan


Co. Ltd

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor 2007~ To Date Payii Roads & Bridges

Co. Ltd

Juba, Southern

Sudan

Payii Roads &

Bridges Co. Ltd

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor 2007 ~ To Date Kundan Singh

Construction Ltd.

Nairobi, Kenya/Dar

es Salaam/Mbeya,

Tanzania

Kundan Singh

Construction Ltd.

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor


2007 ~ To Date

2007 ~ To Date

MoM-GoSS/White

Nile Oil Exploration

Co. Ltd

White Nile Oil

Exploration Co. Ltd

Juba, Southern

Sudan/Nairobi,

Kenya/Johannesburg

, South Africa &

London, England

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

33


2007 ~ To Date Geotechnologies East

Africa Ltd

Nairobi,

Kenya/Kampala,

Uganda/Juba,

Southern Sudan

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy


2007 ~ To Date Tensar International London, England

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy


2006 ~ To Date

Geotechnologies

South Africa Pty. Johannesburg, South

Technical Advisory,

ADR, Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor/ Chief

Executive Officer/ Chief

Consulting Engineer/ Project

Manager/Project Director

2004 ~ To Date

Kensetsu Kaihatsu

Consultants/Kensetsu

Kaihatsu Limited

Kenya

(MoLG/ODPM, MoR,

MoPW), Ethiopia,

Tanzania, South

Africca, Rwanda,

Burundi, Sudan

(MOTR), (CPC,

Kajima, JBIC) etc.

Executive, Technical

Advisory, ADR,

Management,

Engineering

Consultancy

Chief Technical Advisor/Asst.

Managing Director, Africa

Region

May’05~2007 Katahira & Engineers

International

Kenya (JICA) Sudan

(GOSS)

ADR

PS

Chairman Oct 03 ~ To

Date CMCC Kenya Executive

Chief Technical Advisor &

Assistant Resident Engineer Jul 01 ~ Apr 04

CPC/Kajima

Corporation Ethiopia

Detailed Design, BD,

FS,PS

Geotechnical Engineer/Chief

Project Coordinator

Mar 99 ~ Dec

99 JICA (seconded) Kenya FS,

CEO & Chief Consulting

Engineer

Dec 97 ~ To

Date Revtech Ltd. Kenya Advisory

Chief Technical Advisor Apr 98 ~ Apr 04 CPC East Africa Consult

Examiner Oct 03 ~ To

Date

Addis Ababa

University

Ethiopia (Post

Graduate Sch.) Examine & Advisory

Executive

Consultant/Director

May 98 ~ To

Date Mpata Inv. Ltd. Kenya, Japan

Executive for Real

Estate, Property Dev.

Board of Examiners Member Sep 98 ~ To

Date UoN, JKUAT,AAU

Kenya (Post

Graduate) Examine

Lecturer, Environmental

Science on Global Internet Jun 96 NEC Japan Lecture

Special Representative Apr 95 ~ Dec 97 Mpata Int. Japan Executive

34

Chief Programme Developer Apr 95 ~ Dec 97 Todo Press Inc. Japan (Eco-Training

Programme)

Executive /Education,

Communication,

Environment

Director May 95 ~ To

Date RECSSAD Kenya Executive

Director Jul 95 ~ To Date KEIPET Kenya, Executive

Managing Director Dec 95 ~ Dec 97 Mpata Inv. Ltd. Kenya Executive

Assistant Managing Director Jan 92 ~ Jan 94 Mpata International Japan Executive

Part-Time Lecturer Apr 91 ~ Apr 94 JICA Japan, UoT (Institute

of Industrial Science) Lecture

Assistant Supervisor Jan 91 ~ Apr 95 Nihon University Japan (Department

of CE) Advisory/Lecture

Technical Consultant Jan 90 ~ Apr 95 Skillman & Co. Japan

Advisory

Director 1985 ~ To Date DI-M Technology

Systems USA Executive

Notes*

CPC - Construction Project Consultant Inc. JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency

JBIC - Japan Bank of International Cooperation UON - University of Nairobi

CMC - Createch Management Consultants JKUAT - Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture

DD - Detail Design & Technology

TC - Technical Consultancy AAU - Addis Ababa University

BD - Basic Design RECSSAD - Regional Centre for Social Studies

FS - Feasibility Study & Development

PS - Preliminary Study UOT - University of Tokyo

MoR Ministry of Roads MoPW - Ministry of Public Works

MoLG – Ministry of Local Government ODPM - Office of the Deputy Prime Minister

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13. EXPERIENCE RECORD: BASED ON TYPE OF SERVICES

Position(s) Held/Designation Duration

Name of

Employing

Organization

Project Name and Location

(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Team Leader/Chief Technical

advisor/Sr. Materials/Pavement

& Geotechnical Engineer

2009 ~

Ongoing

Ministry of Local

Government and

Office of the Deputy

Prime Minister,

Republic of Kenya

Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of

Gisambai-Mbale Road in Vihiga

District

Engineering

Study and

Detailed Design




2009 ~

Ongoing

Ministry of Local

Government and


Prime Minister,

Republic of Kenya


Selected Roads, Storm Water

Drains and Erection of Street

Lighting

Engineering

Study and

Detailed Design




2009 ~

Ongoing

Ministry of Local

Government and


Prime Minister,

Republic of Kenya


Gisambai-Mbale Road in Vihiga

District

Construction




2009 ~

Ongoing

Ministry of Local

Government and


Prime Minister,

Republic of Kenya



Drains and Erection of Street

Lighting

Construction




2009 ~

Ongoing

Kundan Singh

Construction/

Tanzania Airports

Authority, United

Republic of

Tanzania

Construction of Pavements and

Buildings at Songwe Airport in

Mbeya Region

Technical

Advisory,

Engineering

Consultancy, DR,

DD



& Geotechnical Engineer 2009 ~

Ongoing

Kundan Singh

Construction/

Ministry of Roads –

Republic of Kenya

Ugrading to Bitumen Standards

of Kamukuywa-Kaptama-

Kapsokwony-Sirisia Road

Technical

Advisory,

Engineering

Consultancy, DR,

DD




2009 ~

Ongoing Geotechnologies

East Africa/

Geotechnologies

South Africa/

Tensar

International

Application of Triax Tensar for

Enhanced Mechanical

Stabilization of Roads in Uganda

Technical

Advisory,

Engineering

Consultancy

36


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered




2009 ~


South Africa/

Tensar

International


Enhanced Mechanical

Stabilization of Roads in Ghana

Technical

Advisory,

Engineering

Consultancy




2009 ~


South Africa/

Tensar

International


Enhanced Mechanical

Stabilization of Access Roads,

Airstrips and Pad Foundations

for Oil Drilling Rigs in Upper

Delta Nigeria

Technical

Advisory,

Engineering

Consultancy

Project Director/Team

Leader/Chief Technical



2009 ~

Ongoing Ministry of Local

Government,

Republic of Kenya

Proposed


Selected Roads, Storm Drains

And Erection of Street Lighting

in Bomet Township

Executive, DR, TA,

DD &

Construction

Implementation

Project Director/Team

Leader/Chief Technical



2009 ~

Ongoing Ministry of Local

Government,

Republic of Kenya

Proposed Rehabilitation/

Reconstruction of Gisambai ~

Mbale Road in Vihiga District

Executive, DR, TA,

DD &

Construction

Implementation

Chief Technical Advisor/Sr.

Pavement/Geotechnical and

Materials Engineer

2008 ~

Ongoing Ol Seki Mara Camp

Construction of the Ol Seki

Airstrip (OL SEKI)

PF,SDR,BD,DD,AD

R

Team Leader/ Geotechnical

Engineer 7 months

Kenya Wildlife

Service

Engineering Study on the

performance of Tensar Geogrids

with local soils for Kenya

Wildlife Service

FS, PS, Technical

Advisory

Sr. Geotechnical Engineer-

Team Leader

4 months

Kenya Airport Authority



with local soils for Kisumu

Airport Expansion Project.

Technical

Advisory,

Engineering

Consultancy, BD,

DD


Engineer

3.5 months

Ministry of Roads, Tensor Intentional And Geotechnologies, South Africa



with Local Soils for Mukurweini-

Gakonya and Rutune-Mahuani

Roads Project

BD, FS, Technical

Advisory

Team Leader/Senior Highway

Engineer

6.8 months

Governor’s Office, Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Planning


Development Project

Leer~Adok Trunk Road and Port

Project

FS, Consultancy

Advisory

37


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered


advisor/Chief Project

Coordinator/Sr.

Materials/Pavement &

Geotechnical Engineer

12 months

JICA

Ntare~Rushatsi Boulevard

Project for Pavement

Rehabilitation on City Roads,

Bujumbura

ADR, FS, BD, DD

Team Leader/ Chief Technical

Advisor

24 months

Tensar International

Research And Development

Study For Affordable Housing

For East And Central Africa

FS, BD, Technical

Advisory

Project Manager/Senior

Materials, Pavement & Highway

Engineer/Research Team

Leader

8months

GOSS/ World Food Programme

Consultancy Work Supervision

Of Emergency Road Repairs In

South Sudan – Phase 3

ADR, DD, FS,

Managerial

Project Manager/Sr. Highway

and Geotechnical Engineer

13months

World Food Programme

Comprehensive Evaluation of the

Engineering Implementation of

the Emergency Study on

Planning and Support for Basic

Physical and Social

Infrastructure in Juba and the

surrounding areas in Southern

Sudan

ADR, DD, FS,

Managerial

Chief Technical advisor/Chief

Project Coordinator/Sr.

Materials/Pavement &

Geotechnical Engineer/Deputy

Team Leader

15 months

Government of Southern Sudan (GOSS)/ Ministry Of Transport And Roads (MOTR)

Emergency Study on The

Planning And Support For Basic

Physical And Social

Infrastructure In Juba Town


FS, BD, Technical

Advisory

Deputy Project Manager/Senior

Highway & Geotechnical

Engineer

1 Month

Government of Southern Sudan

Preliminary Study of Southern

Sudan Roads Network and

Capacity Building

FS, BD, Executive

Sr. Highway Engineer and Team

Leader

3 months

Ethiopia Roads Authority/ Addis Ababa City Roads authority

Feasibility Study and

Preliminary Engineering Design

for the Addis Ababa Urban

Transport Network

Development

FS, BD, DD,

Technical

Advisory

Chief Technical Advisor/Senior


Engineer

1month

JICA/ Ministry of Local Government, Kenya

The Study on Master Plan for

Urban Transport in the Nairobi

Metropolitan Area

FS, BD

38


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Sr. Highway Engineer and

Team Leader

2 Months




for Mitigation Measures against

Traffic Congestion and

Improvement Measures of

Traffic Safety in Addis Ababa

City

FS, BD, DD,

Technical

Advisory

Highway Engineer/Project

Leader

12months


Post-Construction Project

Evaluation and Preparation of

the Consultancy and Contract

Completion Reports for the

Addis Ababa-Goha Tsion Trunk

Road Project

FS, BD, DD,

Managerial,

Technical

Advisory

Deputy Team Leader/ claims

Engineer

7months


Evaluation assessment and

preparation of Contractual

Claims

FS, Executive

Team Leader/Project

Director/Sr. Geotechnical

Engineer

5 Months

Bahir Dar Municipality



Project for the Upgrading and

Expansion of the Gimbothaya

International Airport and Access

Road in Bahir Dar

FS, BD, DD

Team Leader/Sr. Highway

Engineer

3 Months




of the Bahir Dar University Road

FS, BD

Team Leader/Sr. Highway

Engineer

9 Months

MoFED/ ERA / Kajima Corporation



of the Upgrading Project of the

Holeta~Muger Road

FS, BD

Project Director /Sr. Highway

Engineer

12months

MoFED/ ERA / Kajima Corporation

Study for the Enhancement of

Structural Capacity and

Serviceability Level of the Addis

Ababa – Goha Tsion Trunk Road.

FS, Technical

Advisory,

Managerial

Dep.Project

Manager/Geotechnical/

Highway Engineer

20months


Detailed Engineering Design and

Construction Supervision of the

Addis Ababa~Goha Tsion Trunk

Road Project – Phase IV

BD, DD,

Managerial

Urban Planning Technical

Consultant

3months

USAID

An Evaluation of Private

Community Development

Projects, Kenya

Managerial,

Executive

39


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Deputy team Leader/chief Geotechnical and civil structural engineer

15months

Africa Development Bank (ADB), Ministry of Health, Kenya

Rehabilitation of Health

Facilities in Western Kenya FS, PS, BD

Deputy Project

Manager/Resident

Geotechnical/ Highway

Engineer

11.5months





Road Project – Phase III

Managerial,

Technical

Advisory, BD, DD

Deputy Project Manager/Sr.


33.2months

Ministry of Roads and Transport, Ghana

Detailed Design of the Project for

Construction of Bridges , Ghana

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

Team Leader/ Sr. Highway and


Ministry of Roads and Public Works, Kenya, JBIC

Comprehensive Study and

Design Review of Bridge and

Hydraulic Structures for the

Tana Basin Road Development

Project

FS, BD, DD,

Managerial


Geotechnical Engineer 6months


Comprehensive Study and

Design Review of Bridge and

Hydraulic Structures for the

Tana Basin Road Development

Project

FS, BD, DD,

Managerial


Advisor/ Sr. Pavement

/Geotechnical and Materials

Engineer

5months


Design of Reinforced Earth

Structures with Slope Protection

applying the Terre Armee

Method for the Tana Basin

Development Project Phase II

FS, BD, DD,

Managerial

Dep.Projet Manager/Resident

Geotechnical/ Highway

Engineer

17months





Road Project – Phase II

FS, BD, DD, PS,

Managerial

Team Leader/ Sr. Highway

Engineer

3months

MoRPW, Kenya

Feasibility Study for Road

Improvement and Preliminary

Design for the Moi International

Airport, Mombasa Access Road

FS, BD, DD

Chief Materials , Geotechnical &

Pavement Engineer/Chief

Project Coordinator & Advisor

to Team Leader

9months

Ministry Of Roads & Public Works Kenya

Study on Rural Roads

Improvement in Western Kenya

Considering Socio-Economic

Impact, Environmental Impact

Assessment and Value

Engineering Based Design

FS, BD, DD,

Executive

40


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Team Leader/Research

Consultant

1.6months

Con Aid, Mitsui & Co East Africa. Con-Aid Pty SA

Research on the Improvement

and Adoptation of Liquid

Chemical Stabilizers for Rural

Road Development South Africa

FS, PS, Lecture

Team Leader/Geotechnical

Engineering

Consultant/Structural Engineer

1.7months

Sumitomo Construction Company, MoRPW, Kenya

Analysis of The Settlement

Problem at Athi River Cement

Works

FS, PS

Team Leader/Geotechnical

Engineering


1.7months

Sumitomo Construction Company, MoRPW, Kenya

Analysis of The Settlement


Works

FS, PS

Team Leader/Civil Engineering

Consultant

3months

Mitsubishi and Takenaka Corporations, Kenya

Socio-Economic & Engineering

Assessment and Analysis of

Viability of Undertaking

Rehabilitation & Expansion of

Mombasa International Airport

Access Road (C110) and Part

(A109)

FS, BD, DD,

Technical

Advisory

Team Leader/ Sr. Highway

Engineer

3months

MoRPW, Kenya





FS, PS, BD

Research & Construction

Supervision Team Leader

49months

MORPW, Kenya, Japan Bank of International Cooperation

Tana Basin Development

Project., Kenya

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

Team Leader/Chief Consulting

Engineer

4months

World Bank

Low & Medium Cost Housing

Development Projects in Urban

& Rural Areas (With Particular

Reference to Material Science

and Construction Techniques

Development)

FS, PS, BD,

Managerial


Engineer

6months

Ministry of Transport, Kenya, World Bank

Urban Traffic Control and

Planning for Major Cities in

Kenya

FS, BD, DD

Dep.Team Leder/Urban

Planning Technical Consultant

6months

World Bank

Urban Traffic Control & Planning

for Major Cities in Kenya FS, PS, BD

Deputy team Leader/chief Geotechnical and civil structural engineer

15months

Africa Development Bank (ADB), Ministry of Health, Kenya

Rehabilitation of Health

Facilities in Western Kenya

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

41


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered


Consultant 12months World Bank/

UNECA

Sub-Sahara Africa Transport

Programme; NMT Urban

Transport Studies, East Africa

Region

FS, PS, BD


Consultant 3months

USAID


Community Development

Projects, Kenya

FS, BD

Dep.Team Leader/Civil &

Reconstruction Engineering

Consultant

3months

Ministry of Infrastructure

KOBENET (Reconstruction

Activities Due to the Damage

Caused To Structures In Kobe,

Japan by the Great Kansai

Earthquake), Kobe, Japan

(KOBENET)

PS, BD, DD

Dep.Team Leader/Sr.


Ministry of Transport, Kenya

Detailed design and Construction

Supervision of the Project for

Construction of Bridges

PS, BD, DD

Associate Researcher &

Construction Supervision

Consultant

10months

Ariake Geotechnical Research Group

Ground Improvement in Ariake,

Kyushu for Rail Road

Construction, Japan

PS, BD, DD

Research Consultant &


Advisor

24months

Taisei Corporation

The Kandagawa Flood Control

Project, Suginami, Tokyo, Japan FS, PS

Research Consultant &


Advisor

36months

Obayashi Construction Company

The OAP (Osaka Amenity Park)

Project For Skyscraper Buildings

& Amenity Parks in Osaka, Japan

FS, PS, BD, DD

Researcher & Construction

Supervision Adviser In


36months

Port and Harbor Research Institute, Ministry of Transport, Japan.

Waterfront Development,

Reclamation And Ground

Settlement-Associated Problems

of The New Kansai International

Airport., Japan (The Port And

Harbour Research Institute,

Ministry Of Transport)

FS, DD

Project Manager/Chief

Consultant/Chief Coordinator

and Construction supervision

Advisor

24months

Mpata International Inc., Tokyo

Construction of Mpata Safari

Club in Maasai Mara, Kenya

Managerial, FS,

BD, DD, Executive

42


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Researcher, Construction

Supervision Advisor &

Consultant in Geotechnical

Engineering

24months

Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway Corp., Ministry of Construction

Construction of Man-made

Islands, Bridges, Shield Tunnels

etc., Japan

FS, BD, PS,

Technical

Advisory

Research Associate 12months

Kansai Electric Power Company in Japan

A research project on the

adoption of Fly Ash as a useful

foundation and land reclamation

geomaterial

FS, PS, BD

Research Associate 18months

Yokohama City Development Authority, Japan

Yokohama Minato Mirai 21st

Century Project (MM21),

Yokohama, Japan.

FS, PS, BD

Associate Construction

Supervisor/Trainee In Civil &

Structural Engineering

4months

The Honshu-Shikoku Bridge Authority,) (Government of Japan

Bridge Projects Across The Seto

Sea Islands, Japan FS, PS, BD

Team Leader/Chief

Engineer/Chief project

Coordinator

6 yrs

Mpata Investments Ltd.

Mpata Club – Maasai Mara

Access Road to Club

Managerial,

Technical

Advisory, FS, BD

Project Manager/Geotechnical

Engineer/ Research Team

Leader & Sr.Materials &

Pavement Engineer

1.0

Financed by GoSS, MDTF, UN-WFP

Emergency Road Repairs Project

In Southern Sudan FS, PS, BD, DD


Research Team Leader/Chief

Project Coordinator/ Sr.

Geotechnical, Pavement &

Materials Engineer

1.6

Financed by JICA

Emergency Study of Physical and

Social Infrastructure In Juba,

Southern Sudan

PS, BD, Technical

Advisory

Deputy Project

Manager/Deputy Team Leader

& Senior Highway Engineer

0.3

Financed by GOSS

Development Study of Southern


Capacity Building

Executive, FS, BD,

DD



Engineer/Research Team

Leader

1.2

Financed by JICA

Development Study on Master

Plan for Urban Transport in the

Nairobi Metropolitan Area

FS, PS, BD, DD

General Manager /Personnel

Manager Representative and

Chief Technical

Advisor/Research Team Leader.

3.6

Financed by JICA

Engineering Design and

Supervision for Addis Ababa –

Goha Tsion Trunk Road (JICA)

Managerial,

Technical

Advisory, FS, BD,

DD

General Manager/Personnel

Manager, Representative, Chief

Technical and Team Leader.

0.50

Financed by JBIC

Engineering study and design for

the Tana Basin Road Project FS, PS, BD, DD

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Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

General Manager/ Project

Director Representative, Chief

Technical Advisor and Team

Leader.

0.45

Financed by JBIC


the Tana Basin Road Project

FS, PS, BD, DD,

Managerial

Chief Project Coordinator &

Advisor to Team Leader

0.85

Financed by JICA.

Engineering, study and design

for the Western Kenya Rural

Roads Improvement

FS, PS, BD, DD

Team Leader/Sr.Research

Engineer

0.50

Financed by Con-

Aid Pty. South

Africa and Mitsui

and Co. Japan.

Research on the improvement

and adoption of Liquid Chemical

Stabilizers for RRD South Africa.

FS, Managerial

Team Leader/Sr.Research

Engineer

0.50

Financed by Evaton

West Municipal

Council, South

Africa.

Study, development and

improvement of Methods of

design for Evaton West

Municipal Council, South African

FS, Managerial

Team Leader/Sr.Geotechnical

Engineer

0.20

Financed by

Sumitomo

Construction

Company Ltd, east

Africa and Japan.

Analysis of the Settlement


Works, Kenya

FS, PS, BD


Engineer

0.25

Financed by

Mitsubishi

Tokonaka

Corporations.

Socio-economic and engineering

study of the rehabilitation and

expansion of the Mombasa

International Airport Access

Roads

FS, PS, BD, DD,

Managerial


Engineer

0.25

Financed by CPC

and Kajima

Corporation


study for the rehabilitation of the

C70 Kangema-Gacharage Road

FS, PS, BD, DD

Team Leader & Chief

Coordinator

0.40

Financed by

Industrial

Development

Institute, Japan.

Establishment of the Civil and

Structural Engineering Research

& Development forum for

projects in Kenya.

FS, PS, BD, DD,

Technical

Advisory,

Executive

Team Leader /Chief Technical

Advisor

0.50

Financed by JBIC

Study, design and Supervision of

the Tana Basin Development

Project in Kenya

FS, PS, BD, DD,

Technical

Advisory

Team Leader/Chief Consulting

Engineer & Chief Technical

Advisor

0.3

Financed by ADB

Engineering services for Low &

Medium Cost Housing

Development Projects in Urban

and Rural areas in Kenya

FS, PS, BD, DD

44


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Team Leader & Leading Civil

and Structural Engineering

Consultant

1.3

Financed by ADB

Engineering study for the

rehabilitation of health facilities

in Western Kenya.

FS, PS, BD, DD

Team Leader/Chief Consultant

and Chief Engineering

Coordinator.

2.0

Financed by

Consortium of

Japanese Investors

Study, design and constructions

supervision of the Mpata Safari

Club in Maasai Mara, Kenya.

Managerial, DD

Director/Project

Manager/Team Leader.

2.5

Financed by

various Donors and

Ministries in Kenya

Construction Supervisions for

various steel Structures in Kenya FS, BD, DD

Other Senior Positions in the

Projects in Developing

Countries

Deputy Team Leader 0.5

Financed by the

Industrial

Development

Institute of the

Ministry of

Construction,

Japan.

Reconnaissance study, of the El

Nino damaged approach roads

and bridges in Eastern & Central

Provinces.

Managerial,

Technical

Advisory, FS, BD,

DD, Executive

Chief Technical Advisor to the

Team Leader

0.6

Financed by the

World Banks.

Economic and Engineering study

of Urban traffic control and

planning in major cities in

Kenya.

BD, DD, Technical

Advisory

Deputy Team Leader

1.3

Financed by the

World

Bank/UNECA

NMT Urban transport studies in

Sub-sahara Africa.

Managerial,

Technical

Advisory


Team Leader

0.25

Financed by USAID

Evaluation f Private Community

development Projects in Kenya FS, BD. DD

Experience in Developing

Countries

Deputy Project Manager/

Research Team Leader

0.3

Financed by GOSS

through JICA

Assistance



Capacity Building

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

45


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Asst. Managing Director/ Chief

Technical Advisor

1.2

Financed by JICA

Development Study on Master

Plan for Urban Transport in the

Nairobi Metropolitan Area

FS, PS, BD, DD,

Technical

Advisory

Project Director Representative,

Chief Technical Advisor and

Research Team Leader.

3.6

Financed by JICA


Supervision for Addis Ababa –

Goha Tsion Trunks Road (JICA)

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

Deputy General & Project

Manager Chief Technical

Advisor and Research &

Construction Supervision Team

Leader

0.50

Financed by JBIC


the Tana Basin Road Project.

FS, PS,

Managerial,

Executive

Deputy General & Project

Manager Chief Technical

Advisor and Research &

Construction Supervision Team

Leader.

0.45

Financed by JBIC


the Tana Basin Road Project

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

Chief Project Coordinator &

Advisor to Team Leader

0.85

Financed by JICA.

Engineering, study and design

for the Western Kenya Rural

Roads Improvement

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

Team leader 0.50

Financed by Con-

Aid Pty. South

Africa and Mitsui

and Co. Japan.

Research on the improvement

and adoption of Liquid Chemical


FS, PS

Team Leader 0.50

Financed by Evaton

West Municipal

Council, South

Africa


improvement of Methods of

design for Evaton West

Municipal Council, South African.

FS, PS, BD

Team Leader 0.20

Financed by

Sumitomo

Construction

Company Ltd, east

Africa and Japan

Analysis of the Settlement


Works, Kenya.

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory

Team Leader 0.25

Financed by

Mitsubishi

Tokonaka

Corporations.




International Airport Access

Roads

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory, ADR

46


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Assistant to the Team Leader 0.5

Financed by the

Industrial

Development

Institute of the

Ministry of

Construction,

Japan.


Nino damaged approach roads

and bridges in Eastern & Central

Provinces.

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory, ADR

Team Leader 0.25

Financed by CPC

and Kajima

Corporation




Managerial,

Technical

Advisory

Team Leader & Chief Project

Coordinator

0.40

Financed by

Industrial

Development

Institute, Japan.


Structural Engineering R & D

forum for projects in Kenya

FS, PS, BD,

Advisory

Chief Technical Advisor & Team

Leader of Research &

Development Team.

0.50

Financed by JBIC



Project in Kenya

FS, PS, BD,

Technical

Advisory, ADR

Chief Technical Advisor & Team

Leader of Research &

Development Team.

0.3

Financed by ADB


Medium Cost housing

development projects in Urban

and rural areas in Kenya

FS, PS, BD


Team Leader.

0.6

Financed by the

World Banks.

Economic and Engineering study

of Urban traffic control and

planning in major cities in

Kenya.

FS, PS, BD

Team Leader & Leading Civil

and Structural Engineering

Consultant

1.3

Financed by ADB


rehabilitation of health facilities

in Western Kenya.

FS, PS, BD

Team Leader/Chief Consultant

and Engineering Coordinator.

2.0

Financed by

Consortium of

Japanese Investors.




Managerial,

Technical

Advisory, FS, PS,

BD, DD



Materials Engineer

April 2008

~ Ongoing

Kundan Singh

Construction

Limited.

Mbeya~Chunya (Lwanjilo) Road

Project (TANROADS)

PF,SDR,BD,DD,AD

R



Materials Engineer/Research

and Construction Supervision

Team Leader

August,200

7 ~

Ongoing

Payii Roads and

Bridges Co. Ltd.

Gravel Road Rehabilitation

Works, Lainya~Jambo Trunk

Road

FSR, BD, CS

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Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered





Team Leader

Sept, 2007

~

November,

2007

Japan Engineering

Co. Ltd/Urban

Tone Corporation

Urban Roads and Bridges

Rehabilitation in Bujumbura

(JICA)

FSR, BD, CS





Team Leader

August

2007~(Co

mplete)

MOTR, GOSS

Section of Juba Town Urban

Roads and Hydraulic Structures

(GOSS)

PF,SDR,BD,DD,AD

R



Materials Engineer

March

2007 ~

September

2007

White Nile Ltd. White Nile Oil Exploration

Programme FSR, BD, CS



Materials Engineer

July 2007

(Complete)

Katahira &

Engineer

International

Wau~Abyei Trunk Road Project

(UN-WFP/GOSS,WES,WS & I)

ADR, BDS Tech

and Eng Proposal

Development

Chief Technical Advisor/Asst.

Managing Director

May’05~T

o Date

Katahira &

Engineer

International

Kenya (JICA) Sudan (GOSS) ADR

PS

C.E.O and Chief Consulting

Engineer

Jan 04 ~

To Date

Kensetsu Kaihatsu

Ltd.

Kenya, Ethiopia (CPC, Kajima,

JBIC)

Technical

Advisory

Chairman Oct 03 ~

To Date CMC Kenya Management


Assistant Resident Engineer

Jul 01 ~

Apr 04

CPC/Kajima

Corporation Ethiopia

Detailed Design,

BD, FS,PS

Geotechnical Engineer/Chief

Project Coordinator

Mar 99 ~

Dec 99 JICA (seconded) Kenya FS,

CEO & Chief Consulting

Engineer

Dec 97 ~

To Date Revtech Ltd. Kenya Advisory

Chief Technical Advisor Apr 98 ~

Apr 04 CPC East Africa Consult

Examiner Oct 03 ~

To Date

Addis Ababa

University Ethiopia (Post Graduate Sch.)

Examine &

Advisory

Executive Consultant/Director May 98 ~

To Date Mpata Inv. Ltd. Kenya, Japan

Real Estate,

Property Dev.

Board of Examiners Member Sep 98 ~

To Date UoN, JKUAT,AAU Kenya, Ethiopia (Post Graduate) Examine

48


Name of

Employing

Organization


(Client)

Types of

Services

Rendered

Lecturer, Environmental

Science on Global Internet Jun 96 NEC Japan Lecture

Special Representative Apr 95 ~

Dec 97 Mpata Int. Japan Managerial

Chief Programme Developer Apr 95 ~

Dec 97 Todo Press Inc.

Japan (Eco-Training

Programme)

Education,

Communication,

Environment

Director May 95 ~

To Date RECSSAD Kenya Executive

Director Jul 95 ~ To

Date KEIPET Kenya, Executive

Managing Director Dec 95 ~

Dec 97 Mpata Inv. Ltd. Kenya Executive

Assistant Managing Director Jan 92 ~

Jan 94

Mpata

International Japan Executive

Part-Time Lecturer Apr 91 ~

Apr 94 JICA

Japan, UoT (Institute of

Industrial Science) Lecture

Assistant Supervisor Jan 91 ~

Apr 95 Nihon University Japan (Department of CE) Advisory/Lecture

Technical Consultant Jan 90 ~

Apr 95 Skillman & Co. Japan

Advisory

Director 1985 ~ DI-M Technology

Systems USA Executive

Notes*

CPC - Construction Project Consultant Inc. JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency

JBIC - Japan Bank of International Cooperation UON - University of Nairobi

CMC - Createch Management Consultants JKUAT - Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture

DD - Detail Design & Technology

TC - Technical Consultancy AAU - Addis Ababa University

BD - Basic Design RECSSAD - Regional Centre for Social Studies

FS - Feasibility Study & Development

PS - Preliminary Study UOT - University of Tokyo

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COMPLETED PROJECTS ON GOING PROJECTS

EXPECTED PROJECTS

DATE PROJECT NAME AND DETAILS

August ‘87 ~July’93 Name: Mpata Club – Maasai Mara Access Road to Club

Location: Maasai Mara, Kenya

Project:

The project involved the construction of Mpata Club in the Maasai Mara

National Reserve, Kenya, including all the buildings, access roads and

necessary infrastructure

Position: Team Leader/Chief Engineer/Chief project Coordinator.

It involved contract administration, Construction and maintenance of Civil

Works for civil and other works for the Mpata Club.

June’87 ~ Sept.’87

(0.3 Year)

: Bridge Projects Across The Seto Sea Islands, Japan (The Honshu-

Shikoku Bridge Authority,) (Government of Japan)

Project Description

Position: Associate Construction Supervisor/Trainee In Civil &

Structural Engineering

The Seto islands multi-billion dollar bridge project involved the long-term

rigorous research, study, design and massive construction of various

bridges including suspension and cable stay over a length of approximately

18 kms connecting Honshu and Shikoku islands in the southern part of

Japan.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


Oct ’87 ~ Mar ‘89

(1.5 year)

: Yokohama Minato Mirai 21st Century Project (MM21), Yokohama,

Japan. (Yokohama City Development Authority, Japan)

Project Description

Position: Research Associate

Dr. Mukabi participated in various study groups and technical committees in

charge of urban planning and design, home and office automation,

integrated communications systems and network, urban transport planning,

study and design as well as the study on the performance of the reclaimed

land and/or foundation bearing ground under various loading conditions.

Apr ’88 ~ Mar ‘89

(1 year)

: A research project on the adoptation of Fly Ash as a useful foundation

and land reclamation geomaterial. (Kansai Electric Power Company in

Japan)

Project Description

Part of a long term environmental and geotechnical engineering research

project on the use of bi-products generated from Geothermal Power

Stations.

Position: Research Associate

The tasks for Dr. Mukabi were to undertake research on the method of

enhancing the engineering properties of fly ash through the application of

admixtures and unique consolidation methods and propose optimum

methods of transporting the material to site and applying it practically for

purposes of construction.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


May’89 ~ Mar’91

(2 years)

: Construction of Man-made Islands, Bridges, Shield Tunnels etc., Japan (Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway Corp., Ministry of Construction)

Project Description: The Trans Tokyo Bay Highway, connecting Kawasaki City in Kanagawa Prefecture and Kawasaki City in Chiba Prefecture, Japan and traversing across the Central part of the Tokyo Bay Loop Road Network, was a project involving the construction of a 15.1 km highway initiated by the Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway Corporation under the Ministry of Construction, Japan. The main features included bridges, under sea shield tunnels, and man-made islands. The samples of the Tokyo Bay Clay, which is a relatively stiff clay of the Pleistocene Eva were obtained from various locations of the constructions site at depths of between on 50 m below a 21.15 m deep sea bed.

Position: Researcher, Construction Supervision Advisor & Consultant in Geotechnical Engineering As one of the Researchers, Construction Supervision Advisor and Consultant in Geotechnical Engineering, Dr. Mukabi was entrusted the responsibility of undertaking research that would determine not only the appropriate and suitable design parameters for various foundations but also to propose a method of enhancing the deformation resistance of the clay by developing unique testing procedures as well as proposing the most optimum techniques that would ensure the achievement of the quality required during construction.

Jul’91 ~ Jul’93

(2 years)

: Name: Construction of Mpata Safari Club in Maasai Mara, Kenya (Mpata International Inc., Tokyo)

Project Description

A group of Japanese investors decided to develop a high class resort in Maasai Mara in Kenya and Serengeti in Tanzania. The Project involved undertaking feasibility studies, Basic Design, Detailed Design and Construction Supervision on the part of the Consultants who were a Consortium of Japanese, British Kenyans and Germans.

Position: Chief Consultant, Coordinator and Construction supervision Advisor During this undertaking, Dr. Mukabi was appointed the Chief Consultant, Coordinator and Construction Supervision Adviser charged with the responsibility of leading, advising and directing the Consortium of Consultants as well as contractors.

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Jun’91 ~ Jun ‘94

(3 years)

: Name: Waterfront Development, Reclamation And Ground Settlement-Associated Problems of The New Kansai International Airport., Japan (The Port And Harbour Research Institute, Ministry Of Transport)

Project Description: The port and Harbour Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport, Japan requested for a joint research to characterize as precisely as possible, the ground settlement at the site of the New Kansai International Airport as a result of reclamation activities. The Osaka Bay Clay adopted fro experimental testing and research was sampled from depths of 98 –210 m below the seabed.

Position: Researcher & Construction Supervision Adviser In Geotechnical Engineering Dr. Mukabi developed various hi-tech testing techniques and procedures during this study that were effective in precisely determining the elastic and shear moduli, effect of reconsolidation procedure in relation to settlement, effects of rates of constructing overlaying reclamation layers, cyclic prestraining among others, whilst offering invaluable advise on the suitable techniques to be applied during the construction supervision stage.

Apr’92 ~ Mar’95

(3 years)

: Name: The OAP (Osaka Amenity Park) Project For Skyscraper

Buildings & Amenity Parks in Osaka, Japan (Obayashi Construction

Company)

Project Description: OAP stands for Osaka Amenity Park, a project that

involved the construction of high rise buildings and amenity facilities

between Okawa and Tanimachi in Osaka city. The project consisted of

constructing a 176.25 m tall skyscraper office block, a 117.25 m tall hotel

block both founded on piles, several 30 floor residential blocks, hotel

annexes, parks and other socio-welfare amenities.

Position: Research Consultant & Construction Supervision Advisor

Dr. Mukabi was assigned to undertake comprehensive research to

determine suitable geotechnical parameters for foundation design,

characterize the geotechnical aspects for ground and foundation simulation

during construction and in the post-construction stage in case of the

prevalence of typhoons, wind effect, earthquakes etc and to propose suitable

countermeasures for deformation resistance as well as offer advice for the

proper methods for construction supervision.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


Apr’93 ~ Mar’95

(2 years)

: Name: The Kandagawa Flood Control Project, Suginami, Tokyo, Japan (Constructed by Taisei Corporation) (Position: Research Consultant & Construction Supervision Advisor)

Project Description: The Project involved basically, the construction of a large shaft to drain the water and control flooding that would have occurred due to Kanda River along the Kannana Highway and residential and amenity areas.

Position: Research Consultant & Construction Supervision Advisor Due to the complications that may have prevailed in the geotechnical characteristic as a result of the flooding, Dr. Mukabi was assigned to study these effects under varying conditions. The research concerned mainly the experimental. Study of the surrounding Suganami clay which was very stiff and heavily over consolidated Pleistocene in nature. The drained and undrained behaviour of the Suginami clay under intense static and cyclic loading was therefore studied. He also assigned to supervise and ensure that the newly developed hi-tech civil engineering methods are effectively applied during the construction.

June’ 94 ~ Mar ’95

(0.85 year)

: Name: Ground Improvement in Ariake, Kyushu for Rail Road

Construction, Japan (Ariake Geotechnical Research Group)

Project Description

The Ariake Clay is a very soft, sensitive and highly structured clay

underlying the Ariake area in Kyushun Southern part of Japan. The project

involved undertaking research that would establish and develop ground

improvement methods that would realized higher strength, deformation

resistance and enhanced engineering properties so that the ground would

act as a foundation for railway constructions.

Position:Associate Researcher & Construction Supervision

Consultant

As one of the Associate Researchers of the Ariake Bay Research Group, Dr.

Mukabi undertook research related to the applications of reconsolidation

procedures in improving the ground foundation and also partaking in the

supervision of the construction.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


Nov ‘94 ~ Mar ‘98 Name: Detailed design and Construction Supervision of the Project for


Location: Eastern, Central, and Western Asanti and Brong, Ahafo

Region, Ghana

Project: The project comprised of a detailed design and construction

supervision of 28 bridges and approach roads along feeder roads to improve

the roads for transport of agricultural products to the markets and for rural

population to access to schools, clinics, etc.

Position: Sr. Geotechnical Engineer

Dr. Mukabi was assigned the following: Detailed Design of Bridges; Detailed

Design of Approach Roads; Cost Estimate and Construction foundations

Planning; Advisory Assistance in Prequalification, Bidding and Award of

Construction Contract; Overall Supervision of Contractors’ Activities to

Ensure Quality, Progress and Cost Control; Coordination with Client, JICA

and Concerned LGUs

Feb ‘95 ~ Apr‘95

(0.25 year)

: Name: KOBENET (Reconstruction Activities Due to the Damage Caused

To Structures In Kobe, Japan by the Great Kansai Earthquake), Kobe,

Japan (KOBENET)

Project Description

The Great Kansai Earthquake which struck in February 1995 caused death,

injury and colossal damage of most civil engineering and architectural

structures in Kobe, Japan. It was therefore necessary to promptly establish

various technical committee that would undertake emergency mitigation

measures and propose the fastest methods of reconstructions since the city

had practically been destroyed.

Position: Civil & Reconstruction Engineering Consultant

Dr. Mukabi was one of the Civil Engineering Consultants appointed on the

technical committee of the University of Tokyo to particularly evaluate the

post-destruction geotechnical and foundation conditions of various

structures including highways, bridges and skyscraper buildings and

supervise some of the emergency civil engineering works.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


June ’95 ~ Aug ‘95

(0.25 year)

: Name: An Evaluation of Private Community Development Projects,

Kenya (USAID)

Project Description

Sponsored by USAID, the study involved mainly the evaluation of the socio-

economic benefits of private community development projects in Kenya and

their contribution to poverty reduction.

Position: Consultant

Dr. Mukabi’s role was mainly to advise on the technical aspects of such

projects, their feasibility and/or limitations accordingly.

July ’95 ~ June ‘96

(1 Year)

: Name: Sub-Sahara Africa Transport Programme; NMT Urban Transport

Studies, East Africa Region; (World Bank/ UNECA)

Project Description

The studies involved the accurate determination of the existing traffic

conditions and proposal of future forecasts for purposes of designing proper

and suitable, and appropriate transport systems in sub-sahara Africa.

Position: Consultant

Dr. Mukabi’s assignment was mainly to coordinate the urban transport

planning experts and evaluate and advise on the result of the studies.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


Aug ’96 ~ Nov ‘97

(1.3 year)

: Name: Rehabilitation of Health Facilities in Western Kenya (African

Development Bank (ADB)

Project Description

African Development Bank funded a study to establish the appropriate

design and methods of construction of all the major health facilities in

Western Kenya upon the request of the Government of Kenya.

• Position: Deputy team Leader/chief Geotechnical and civil structural engineer

As the Chief Civil and Structural Engineering Consultant Dr. Mukabi was the

Team Leader of the Civil and Structural Engineers entrusted with the

assignment of establishing the mode, rate and level of structural

deterioration, existing structural capacity, strength factors and determining

the appropriate countermeasures and effective methods of rehabilitation.

Jan. ’97 ~ July ‘97

(0.6 year)

: Name: Urban Traffic Control & Planning for Major Cities in Kenya (The

World Bank)

Project Description

With the objective of improving the traffic flow, alleviate traffic congestion

and improve the overall traffic characteristics, The World Bank funded a

study for urban traffic control and planning for the major cities in Kenya.

Position: Urban Planning Technical Consultant

Dr. Mukabi’s task was to establish and advice on a sound technical approach

to the study vis a vis the prevailing conditions and problems in fast growing

cities in developing countries.

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EXPECTED PROJECTS


January 1998 ~ July 1998 Name: Urban Traffic Control and Planning for Major Cities in Kenya

Location: Kenya

Project:

The Project involved formulation of a Master Plan for strategic

transportation system and conducting of feasibility studies and

recommending solution for selected priority projects with respect to future

transport demand.

Position: Team Leader/ Geotechnical Engineer

Dr. Mukabi’s task was to establish and advice on a sound technical approach

to the study vis a vis the prevailing conditions and problems in fast growing

cities in developing countries.

Mar ’98 ~ June ‘98

(0.3 year)

: Name: Low & Medium Cost Housing Development Projects in Urban &

Rural Areas (With Particular Reference to Material Science and

Construction Techniques Development) (Position: Chief Consulting

Engineer)

Project Description

With the increase demand of low to medium cost housing, the ADB funded a

study to determine the feasibility of the design and implementation of such

studies with particular reference to material science and constructions

techniques.

Position: Chief Consulting Engineer

Dr. Mukabi was assigned to design the testing techniques, experimental

regime and the overall research methodology and programme.

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Mar ’98 ~ April '04

(5 years)

: Name: Tana Basin Development Project., Kenya (CPC Inc. & Japan Bank

of International Cooperation)

Project Description

The Tana Basin Development Project comprised of the rehabilitation and

constructions of the Tana Basin Road Project connecting Malindi to Garissa

traversing 330 km and the construction of the Tana Basin Irrigation Scheme.

Both projects were undertaken under the funding by Japan Bank of

International Cooperation (JIBIC).

Position: Deputy General/Project Manager/Chief Technical Advisor/

Sr. Materials & Pavement Engineer/Research & Construction

Supervision Team Leader

Dr. Mukabi was appointed the Chief Technical Advisor and Deputy to the

General/Project Manager and was in charge of advising on technical matters

including study, research, design and construction supervision of the Tana

Basin Road Project.

Apr ’98 ~ Aug ‘98

(0.4 year)

: Name: Civil and Structural Research & Development Projects in Kenya

(Position: Team Leader/Chief Coordinator)

Project Description

In order to enhance Research & Development as well as capacity Building

activities in Kenya discussions were held with the Industrial Development

Institute (IDI) of Tokyo, Japan. This would ultimately led to the

development of design manuals and standard specification tailored

specifically for this region with the possibility of the Government of Japan

through the IDI, sponsoring these activities and programmes depending on

the mode of development.

Position: Team Leader/Chief Coordinator

Dr. Mukabi was appointed to spearhead, lead and coordinate these activities

and compile a preliminary report for submission to the IDI.

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May ‘98 ~ July ‘98

(0.25 year)

: Name: Socio-Economic & Engineering Assessment, Analysis and Project

Formulation as a mitigation strategy of the Impact of El-Nino on the

C70 Kangema ~ Gacharage Road & Bridges, Kenya (for possible JICA

funding)

Project Description

Upon the request of the Government of Kenya through the Ministry of Roads

and Public works to the Japan international cooperation agency(JICA) of the

government of Japan, a socio-economic and engineering assessment was

undertaken for purposes of determining appropriate strategies for the

rehabilitation of the Kangema-Gacharage Road and Bridges and the

possibility of designing this section as a bypass of the Nairobi-Thika-Nyeri

Highway.

Position: Team Leader/Civil Engineering Consultant

Dr. Mukabi was assigned to lead the Study Team, undertake the study and

compile a project proposal to be submitted by the Government of Kenya and

to the Government of Japan for possible Grant Aid funding.

August, 1998 ~ November, 1998 Name: Feasibility Study for Road Improvement and Preliminary

Design for the Moi International Airport, Mombasa Access Road

Location: Mombasa, Kenya

Project:

Upon successful construction and completion of the Moi International

Airport, Mombasa, which had been undertaken by Takenaka Corporation

and Mitsubi Corporation of Japan, as a Grant Aid funded project by the

Government of Japan, it had proposed a Pre-feasibility study encompassing

socio-economic and engineering analysis be undertaken to establish the

visibility of implementing a rehabilitation, improvement and expansion of

the International Airport Access Road.

This road is part of the C110 that also forms part of the A109 Main Mombasa

~ Nairobi Highway.

Position: Team Leader/ Sr. Highway Engineer

His tasks included: Geotechnical Engineering Investigation; Pavement

Structural Design; Bridges Design; Materials Investigation And

Characterization

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Sept ’98 ~ Feb ‘99

(0.5 year)

: Name: Project Formulation Based on Socio-Economic & Engineering

Assessment of the El~Nino Damaged Approach Roads & Bridges in

Eastern & Coast Provinces of Kenya, (Industrial Development Institute

Japan (Seconded by Construction Project Consultants), East Africa and

Japan)

Project Description

Due to the occurrence of El Nino, various roads and bridges were damaged

all over the country in Kenya. Upon the request of the Government of Kenya,

the Government of Jala decided to send a mission from the Industrial

Development Institute to undertake a reconnaissance study of the bridges

and approach sections of the road that had been damaged and determine

possible appropriate emergency as well as long term measures.

Position: Civil Engineering Consultant

Dr. Mukabi participated as part of the mission and was in charge of

coordinating the mission and public officials, analyzing the structural

capacity of the existing roads and bridges and determining the essential

parameters that formulate the main basis of the study.

Sept. 1998 ~ October 1998 Name: Analysis of the settlement at Athi River Cement Works.

Location: Athi River, Kenya

Project:

The Project involved the assessment, evaluation and analysis of the

settlement problem, determine the cause and history of the settlement

problem, determine the cause and history as well as the appropriate and

suitable countermeasures.


Tasks included Assessment, Evaluation and analysis, Proposal of

appropriate and suitable countermeasures.

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Nov ’98 ~ Jan’99

(0.25 year)

: Name: Socio-Economic & Engineering Assessment and Analysis of

Viability of Undertaking Rehabilitation & Expansion of Mombasa

International Airport Access Road (C110) and Part (A109), (Mitsubishi

and Takenaka Corporations, Kenya) (Position: Civil Engineering

Consultant)

Project Description

Successful construction and completion of the Moi International; Airport,

Mombasa had been undertaken by Takenaka Corporation as a

Grant Aid funded project by the Government of Japan. However, the scope of

works did not cover the rehabilitation and improvement of the access roads

to the main highway.

Position:

Dr. Mukabi was given the task of undertaking a socio-economic and

engineering study to determine the viability of rehabilitating and expanding

the access roads to dual carriageway highway standards.

Sept ’98 ~ Oct ‘98

(0.2 year)

: Name: Analysis of The Settlement Problem at Athi River Cement

Works, (Sumitomo Construction Co. Ltd, East Africa) (Position:

Geotechnical Engineering Consultant)

Project Description

Gross settlement started occurring a few months after the new Athi River

cement factory had been constructed. Having realized the settlement was

progressive, the contractor, Sumitomo Construction Co. Ltd., wished to

determine whether it was a design or construction problem.

Position: Geotechnical Engineering Consultant

Dr Mukabi was requested to undertake the assessment, evaluation and

analysis of the settlement problem, determine the cause and history as well

as the appropriate and suitable countermeasures.

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July ’98 ~ Jan ‘99

(0.5 year)

: Name: Proposal of Improved Methods of Design, environmental and

socio-economic aspects for Evaton West Municipal Roads,

Johannesburg, (Evaton West Municipal Council, South Africa)

Project Description

In order to improve their roads within a cost effective framework, Evaton

West Municipal Council required consultants who can improvise and

innovate unique design methods that would realize this goal.

Position: Civil Engineering Consultant

Dr. Mukabi was appointed the lead Research and civil engineering

consultant to design the evaluation, study and approach that would be

effective in establishing suitable research, design and construction methods.

He was also involved in the construction supervision intermittently.

June ’98 ~ Nov ‘99

(0.5 year)

: Name: Research on the Improvement and Adoptation of Liquid

Chemical Stabilizers for Rural Road Development South Africa, (Con

Aid, Mitsui & Co East Africa. Con-Aid Pty SA)

Project Description: Based on the request of various Municipalities and

local governments in South Africa, Con Aid Pty SA embarked on

research that could improve the stabilization effect of Con Aid

Liquid Chemical to enhance the strength and mechanical properties

of fine-grained and expansive soils.

Position: Research Consultant

Having previously undertaken extensive research on problematic soils, Dr.

Mukabi’s services were then required and he was appointed Chief Research

Consultant and Team Leader of the Research groups in Kenya and South

Africa. His main tasks included:

• Designing an effective Experimental and Research regime in order to realize the goals accordingly.

• Appoint, organize, lead and advise the Research teams on the approach, testing and analytical methodology.

• Direct the Research Teams on various aspects of the research objectives including the realization of an enhanced yet cost-effective product.

• Compiling and disseminating the results accordingly.

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August, 1998 ~ November, 1998 Name: Feasibility Study for Road Improvement and Preliminary

Design for the Moi International Airport, Mombasa Access Road

Location: Mombasa, Kenya

Project:

Upon successful construction and completion of the Moi International

Airport, Mombasa, which had been undertaken by Takenaka Corporation

and Mitsubishi Corporation of Japan, as a Grant Aid funded project by the

Government of Japan, it was further proposed that a Pre-feasibility study

encompassing socio-economic and engineering analysis be undertaken to

establish the viability of implementing the rehabilitation, improvement and

expansion of the International Airport Access Road.

This road is part of the C110 that also forms part of the A109 Main Mombasa

~ Nairobi Highway.


His tasks included: Geotechnical Engineering Investigation; Pavement

Structural Design; Bridges Design; Materials Investigation And

Characterization

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Mar’99 ~ Dec ‘99

(0.85 year)

: Name: Study on Rural Roads Improvement in Western Kenya

Considering Socio-Economic Impact, Environmental Impact

Assessment and Value Engineering Based Design, (Ministry Of Roads &

Public Works Kenya) (Position: Geotechnical Engineer/Chief Project

Coordinator)

Project Description

The Government of Kenya through the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry

of Roads and Public Works requested the Government of Japan to finance an

elaborate and extensive feasibility study of the rural roads in the whole of

Western Kenya covering over 5,000 km of the Nyanza and Western

Provinces for purposes of improving the roads and road network in that

region. A JICA Study Team comprising of consultants from Pacific

Consultants International and Construction Project Consultants was formed

to undertake the study and determine the top priority 100 km out of the

5,000 km. as the initial phase of implementation.

Position: Chief Materials , Geotechnical & Pavement Engineer/Chief

Project Coordinator & Advisor to Team Leader

During the study, Dr. Mukabi’s responsibilities included:

• Coordinating the JICA Study Team, Ministry of Roads and Public Works and other Government of Kenya officials in all matters pertaining to the project.

• Advising the consultants, in particular, the Highway Engineer and Environmental Specialist to ensure a correlated, coordinated and integrated design.

• Organizing and coordinating capacity building and training sessions, seminars and technical forums for the engineers from the Ministry of Roads and Public Works.

• Organising and coordinating seminars to disseminate the research and study findings.

• Spearheading the research section of the study. • Characterization of geomaterials for engineering and construction

purposes.

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December, 1999 ~ March, 2002 Name: Detailed Engineering Design and Construction Supervision of

the Addis Ababa~Goha Tsion Trunk Road Project – Phase II

Location: Addis Ababa/ Goha Tsion, Ethiopia

Project: The Addis Ababa ~ Goha Tsion road leads from the capital, Addis

Ababa towards the in North West direction to Bahirdar, the capital

of the Amhara Region. The overall length of the Project is 182.5 km

and is divided into four phases. Phase 1 was the first 2 km (Sta.

3.5~5.5Km) within the metropolises Addis Ababa and Phase II was

the next 89.5km (Sta.5.5~95.0Km), while Phase III was 16Km

(Sta.95.0~111.0Km) and Phase IV makes up the remaining 75Km

(Sta. 111.0~186.0Km) km upto Goha Tsion.

Position:Resident Geotechnical/ Highway Engineer

Tasks included: Geometric Design; Preparation of Detailed Engineering

Design Report for the next 89.5Km (Phase II); Preparation of Tender

Documents for the next 89.5Km (Phase II); Construction Supervision of the

next 89.5Km (Phase II)

Jan. ’00 ~ May ‘00

(0.45 year)

: Name: Review of Hydrological Conditions and Chronology For

Purposes of Design of Hydraulic Structures for the Tana Basin

Development Project Phase II, (MoRPW , Kenya) (Position: Consulting

Engineer)

Project Description

Under post El Nino conditions, a critical review of the hydrological

conditions was imperative in order to design appropriate hydraulic

structures.

Position: Chief Technical Advisor/ Sr. Pavement /Geotechnical and

Materials Engineer/ Research & Construction supervision Team

Leader

Dr. Mukabi was appointed the Team Leader of the Review Group which was

responsible for the study, research and technical analysis of the prevailing

problems in relation to cost-effective engineering solutions as well as

methods of improving the construction supervision and project

management.

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June ’00 ~ Nov ‘00

(0.5 year)

Name: Design of Reinforced Earth Structures with Slope Protection

applying the Terre Armee Method for the Tana Basin Development

Project Phase II, (Ministry of Roads and Public Works, Kenya (JBIC)

(Position: Geotechnical Engineer)

Project Description

Due to the colossal damage that had been caused by the El Nino, the

Ministry of Roads and Public Works of Kenya requested the Consultant

(CPC) to come up with VE based solutions for the major lagas along the

330km long Malindi – Garissa road. Since lack of suitable geomaterials also

posed a problem, it became necessary to develop methods of improving the

material quality besides advising on the overall supervision.

Position: Chief Technical Advisor/ Sr. Pavement /Geotechnical and

Materials Engineer/ Research & Construction supervision Team

Leader

Dr. Mukabi was assigned the tasks of formulating a Technical Committee

under his chairmanship to undertake studies, evaluation and research for

purposes of ensuring appropriate engineering decisions leading to an

optimum design realized but a new Batching Ratio Method that greatly

enhanced the mechanical stability of relatively inferior geomaterials and the

reciprocal appropriate Method of Construction were developed. He was

therefore also charged with the responsibility of supervising the practical

construction adopting the newly developed techniques. As a consequence,

more than 40% cost reduction was to be realized.

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June, 2000 ~ November, 2000 Name: Comprehensive Study and Design Review of Bridge and Hydraulic Structures for the Tana Basin Road Development Project

Location: Malindi/ Garissa, Kenya

Project: The section has a total of 130Km connecting Garissa (Provincial headquarters, North Eastern Province) and Hola (District headquarters) Tana River District in the Coast province. Garissa is a vital base for camps for the UN, WFP and other NGO’s.The Construction of section A was undertaken by (OOP)office of the president, through direct labour by National Youth Service and supervision by the Ministry of Public Works and Housing. The works involved the construction of 130Km of road and 2 bridges, 7 box culverts and over 300 pipe culvert lines. A total 103Km of paved road and 110Km earth works were completed by October 1997.

The El-Nino floods caused massive damage to the earthworks already constructed at Km218-221, in the process forming a deep gulley of about 30-60m wide and 2-3m deep. This section had to be re-aligned.

Position: Team Leader/ Sr. Highway and Geotechnical Engineer

His main tasks included Flood damage control and remedial works; Road restoration works including restoration of embankment and pavement layers; Developing contracting oriented maintenance systems and Capacity Building.

Oct. 2000 ~ Apr. 2004

(3.6 years)

: Name: Innovation of Design Methods of Improving Quality Control Programmes for Achieving High Quality Cost-Effective Pavement & Bridge Structures Based on a Value Engineering Approach (CPC Inc., Ethiopia) (Position: Geotechnical/Civil Consulting Engineer) Project Description Through the request of the Government of Ethiopia, the Government of Japan offered Grant Aid for the rehabilitation of a 182.5 km highway including 19 bridges from Addis Ababa to Goha Tsion which forms part of the vital Trans African Highway. Position: Geotechnical/ Civil Consulting Engineer & Research &

Construction Supervision Team Leader The work carried out by Dr. Mukabi included: • Overall project management and supervision • Detailed design and Studies • Innovating unique engineering solutions for problematic soils • Developing research based methods to faster VE ( Enhanced

Pavement Structure at Reduced Costs) • Undertaking capacity building and training programmes for young

Ethiopian Engineers • Developing new and advanced Quality Control methods.

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June, 2001 –Mar, 2004 Name: Detailed Design of the Project for Construction of Bridges

Location: Nationwide, Ghana

Project:

The project covered the detailed design and construction of 22 bridges not only to alleviate the existing conditions but also support and spur socio-economic development for the entire of country, more particularly the project influence area, and to upgrade the living standards of the rural people. In rural areas, economic and social activities have been constrained due to poor infrastructure facilities and inaccessibility of bridges along feeder roads.

Position: Sr. Geotechnical Engineer

Dr. Mukabi was tasked with: Soil/Materials and Geotechnical Investigation; Hydrological Survey and Analysis; Comparative Study of Bridge Type and Basic Design of Bridges; Detailed Design of Bridges and Approach Roads; Construction Planning, Cost Estimate and Preparation of Tender Documents

January, 2002 ~ February, 2003 Name: Detailed Engineering Design and Construction Supervision of the Addis Ababa~Goha Tsion Trunk Road Project – Phase III


Project:

The Addis Ababa ~ Goha Tsion road leads from the capital, Addis Ababa towards the in North West direction to Bahirdar, the capital of the Amhara Region. The overall length of the Project is 182.5 km and is divided into four phases. Phase 1 was the first 2 km (Sta. 3.5~5.5Km) within the metropolises Addis Ababa and Phase II was the next 89.5km (Sta.5.5~95.0Km), while Phase III was 16Km (Sta.95.0~111.0Km) and Phase IV makes up the remaining 75Km (Sta. 111.0~186.0Km) km upto Goha Tsion. Some of the main towns through which the road traverses are Chancho, Debretsige, Fiche and Gebre Guracha.

Position: Resident Geotechnical/ Highway Engineer

Tasks included: Geometric Design; Preparation of Detailed Engineering Design Report for the 16Km (Phase III); Preparation of Tender Documents for the 16Km (Phase III) and Construction Supervision of the 16Km (Phase III)

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December, 2002 ~ March, 2005 : Name: Detailed Engineering Design and Construction Supervision of the Addis Ababa~Goha Tsion Trunk Road Project – Phase IV


Project: The Addis Ababa ~ Goha Tsion road leads from the capital, Addis Ababa towards the in North West direction to Bahirdar, the capital of the Amhara Region. The overall length of the Project is 182.5 km and is divided into four phases. Phase 1 was the first 2 km (Sta. 3.5~5.5Km) within the metropolises Addis Ababa and Phase II was the next 89.5km (Sta.5.5~95.0Km), while Phase III was 16Km (Sta.95.0~111.0Km) and Phase IV makes up the remaining 75Km (Sta. 111.0~186.0Km) km upto Goha Tsion. Some of the main towns through which the road traverses are Chancho, Debretsige, Fiche and Gebre Guracha. The scope of the work was to rehabilitate the existing road with some upgrading to improve ride ability bearing capacity, strength deformation resistance and Road safety.

Position: Geotechnical/ Highway Engineer Undertaking Geotechnical Investigation analysis and design for roads and General Civil Engineering structures and Construction Supervision.

Mar,2003~ April, 2004 Name: Study for the Enhancement of Structural Capacity and Serviceability Level of the Addis Ababa – Goha Tsion Trunk Road.

Location: North Western Corridor (Branching to Sudan and Eritrean border), Ethiopia

Project: North-Western Corridor (Addis Ababa ~ Debre Markos ~ Gondar ~ Eritrean border) is one of the most important trunk road. It traverses the northwestern part of Oromia, Amhara and Tigre Regions, the highest agricultural producing areas of the country. Forty-six percent of major crops and 45% of livestock (number of head) of the country are produced in the area of influence of this corridor. This entire Corridor is programmed for rehabilitation or upgrading under RSDP-1, particularly Addis Ababa Goha Tsion forming a principal section of this corridor is placed as the highest priority.

Due to the exponential increase in Traffic Volume, the fundamental objective of the project was to undertake a detailed and comprehensive study for the enhancement of the serviceability, safety and structural capacity levels of the Addis Ababa-Goha Tsion Trunk Road in order to foster further poverty reduction and increased socio-economic development through connections to Sudan and Eritrea.

Position: Project Director /Sr. Highway Engineer Dr. Mukabi undertook Comprehensive and detailed studies/ investigations undertaken for a period of 2 years for the enhancement of structural capacity and serviceability level, Project concept planning and pre-feasibility study phase, Feasibility and EIA studies.

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May, 2004 ~ February, 2005 : Name: Feasibility Study and Preliminary Engineering Design of the Upgrading Project of the Holeta~Muger Road

Location: Nekemta/ Ambo, Ethiopia

Project: The Holeta~Muger road Project is located in West Shoa Zone of Oromiya Regional State. The road branches off at Holeta, located about 45km from Addis Ababa along the Addis-Nekemt-Ambo main highway.

The road traverses two main towns namely Inchini, located at 35kms from Holeta and Muger Reiji located at 52kms from the same. The road is mainly utilized by heavy trucks in transporting cement, raw materials and fuel for the Muger Cement Factory. The Project entailed undertaking a Pre-feasibility study and preliminary Engineering Design for the Holeta~Muger Road comprising of a total length of 56.8km.

Position: Team Leader/Sr. Highway Engineer

Undertaking Project concept planning and pre-feasibility study phase, and organizing a 6-month training programme of young Ethiopian engineers through the Ethiopian Association of Civil Engineers under a similar framework.

May, 2004 ~ July, 2004 Name: Feasibility Study and Preliminary Engineering Design of the

Bahir Dar University Road

Location: Bahir Dar , Ethiopia

Project:

The ultimate objective of the Project should be to ensure that proper and

precise Design and Construction to improve the 2.5Km Bahir Dar University

Access Road are undertaken based on the comprehensive Basic and Detailed

Design Studies that would realize a VE (Value Engineering) based cost-

effective Access Road

Position: Team Leader/Sr. Highway Engineer

He undertook Comprehensive and detailed studies/ investigations for the

enhancement of structural capacity and serviceability level, Project concept

planning and pre-feasibility study phase, Feasibility and EIA studies.

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May ,2004 ~ Sept,2004 Name: Feasibility Study and Preliminary Engineering Design Project

for the Upgrading and Expansion of the Gimbothaya

International Airport and Access Road in Bahir Dar

Location: Bahir Dar, Ethiopia

Project:

The project involved the pre-feasibility study and preliminary engineering

design for the improvement of the Gimbothaya (Bahir Dar) International

Airport and the 4.5km Access Road by mainly constructing a leveling

course of crusher-run aggregate and a 5cm Asphalt Concrete (AC) surface

layer for faster and more comfortable accessibility from the airport to the

city of Bahir Dar and vice versa.

Position: Team Leader/Project Director/Sr. Geotechnical Engineer

He was charged with the responsibilities of Formation of study concept and

approach; Engineering study, research and analysis; Capacity building;

Geotechnical and material surveys and investigations; Topographic,

geological and hydrological survey/ study; Evaluation of existing structural

capacity of road pavements and bridge structures., amongst other tasks

June, 2004 ~ December, 2004 Name: Evaluation assessment and preparation of Contractual Claims

Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Project:

The Addis Ababa ~ Goha Tsion road leads from the capital, Addis Ababa

towards the in the North West direction to Bahidra, the capital of the

Amhara Region. The scope of the was to rehabilitate the existing road with

some upgrading to improve ridability strength, and safety. The final road

width in all the sections from Km111.0 to Km 186.0 will then have a two

lane asphalt with a typical carriage way of 7m width and 1.5m shoulder

width on both sides.

Position: Deputy Team leader/ claims Engineer

The main tasks included the Assessment and evaluation of contractual

claims for the project.

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January, 2005 ~ January 2006 Name: Post-Construction Project Evaluation and Preparation of the Consultancy and Contract Completion Reports for the Addis Ababa-Goha Tsion Trunk Road Project


Project: North-Western Corridor (Addis Ababa ~ Debre Markos ~ Gondar ~ Eritrean border) is one of the most important trunk road. It traverses the northwestern part of Oromia, Amhara and Tigre Regions, the highest agricultural producing areas of the country. Forty-six percent of major crops and 45% of livestock (number of head) of the country are produced in the area of influence of this corridor. This entire Corridor is programmed for rehabilitation or upgrading under RSDP-1, particularly Addis Ababa Goha Tsion forming a principal section of this corridor is placed as the highest priority.

Position: Sr. Highway Engineer/Project Leader

Dr. Mukabi was part of the team that undertook: Comprehensive and detailed studies/ investigations undertaken; Detailed Design study; Enhancement of structural capacity and serviceability level; Project concept planning and pre-feasibility study phase and Feasibility and EIA studies

April, 2005 ~ May, 2005 Name: Feasibility Study and Preliminary Engineering Design for

Mitigation Measures against Traffic Congestion and

Improvement Measures of Traffic Safety in Addis Ababa City


Project:

Cognizant of the importance of the development of transport network in

Addis Ababa City, the Government of Ethiopia decided to conduct the World

Bank assisted “Urban Transport Study and Preparation of Pilot Project for

Addis Ababa” The said study proposes medium to long-range urban

transport development projects such as road improvement, establishment

of bus rapid transit system, construction of light rail transit, etc. These

projects require a sizeable investments.

Position: Sr. Highway Engineer and team Leader

Undertook the following studies in the following areas among others: Road

network of Addis Ababa, Current conditions of Bridge and Hydraulic

Structures and Initial Environmental Examination

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May 2005~Oct.2005 : Name: The Study on Master Plan for Urban Transport in the Nairobi Metropolitan Area (Japan International Cooperation Agency )

Project Description: As most developing cities, Nairobi, the Capital city of Kenya and transportation hub for the East and Central African Region is also indeed faced with Urban Transportation problems mainly associated with population explosion, rapid increase in vehicle traffic and chronic congestion.

In order to substantially alleviate some of these problems, the Government of Kenya and Japan International Cooperation Agency are in the process of preparing a Master Plan which will propose solutions for upto the Year 2025 as well as implementing pre-FS for the priority projects comprising predominantly of the construction of missing links and Non-Motorized Traffic (NMT) facilities, CBD traffic circulation plan and reciprocal improvement as well as introducing a reforem system for the Bus-Matatu Public transport.

Position: Chief Technical Advisor/Senior Highway & Geotechnical Engineer

Dr. Mukabi was assigned with the task of evaluating and reviewing the technical aspects of the Study and advising the JICA Study Team and Team Leader accordingly as well as managing the construction supervision of the pilot projects.

May, 2005 ~ August, 2005 Name: Feasibility Study and Preliminary Engineering Design for the Addis Ababa Urban Transport Network Development


Project: The Addis Ababa Urban Transport Network Development Study was urgently required to study and investigate the present condition of traffic and transport network and to establish short, medium and long-term plans for development of transport network including maintenance, rehabilitation and new construction projects based on the urban socio-economic development plans and the future traffic demand of the city.

Position: Sr. Highway Engineer and team Leader

Undertook the following studies in the following areas among others: Road network of Addis Ababa, Current conditions of Bridge and Hydraulic Structures and Initial Environmental Examination financial and economic analysis, cost estimates and preparation of tender documents.

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June 2005 ~ Sept 2005 : Name: Preliminary Study of Southern Sudan Roads Network and Capacity Building

Client: Government of Southern Sudan (GoSS) - Technical Advisor

Location: Southern Sudan

Project: The Study aims to identify and formulate the suitable project or

road network improvement to be requested for development study and

grant aid scheme under Japan Official development Assistance in the

Southern Sudan.

Position: Deputy Project Manager/Senior Highway & Geotechnical

Engineer

Responsible for conducting present condition survey and data collection,

road and bridge inventory survey, evaluation of present road network,

formulation of future road network plan,preparation of road maintenance

and road construction plan,and formulation of the project candidates, and

preparation of TOR.

Jan 2006 ~ March 2007 Name: Emergency Study on The Planning And Support For Basic Physical And Social Infrastructure In Juba Town And The Surrounding Areas


Project: The Study, which has three components of Pilot Projects (Infrastructure, Water Supply and Community Based Development) aims at mainly reviewing the present condition of the Study Area, preparing a simplified map, establishing Juba Town Development Strategy establishing a socio-economic framework, planning the distribution of urban functions zoning map, public facilities development plan, Ian use plan, planning of urgent rehabilitation/development projects preparation of design and bidding documents for the pilst projects, implementation and supervision of the pilot projects and preparation of a maintenance plan for the facilities constructed in the Pilot Projects

Position: Chief Technical advisor/Chief Project Coordinator/Sr. Materials/Pavement & Geotechnical Engineer

Responsible for advising and assisting the Team Leader on the formulation of the Master Plan and Design, Implementation and Construction Supervision of the Pilot Projects

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January 2006 ~ March 2007 Name: Comprehensive Evaluation of the Engineering Implementation

of the Emergency Study on Planning and Support for Basic

Physical and Social Infrastructure in Juba and the surrounding

areas in Southern Sudan

Location: Southern Sudan, Sudan

Project:

The project involved analysis of the present and future conditions and

demand in physical and social infrastructure in Juba town and the

surrounding areas culminating in a Master Plan from reconstruction/

rehabilitation to the development of Juba town and the surrounding areas.

Implementation of pilot projects in transport infrastructure , water supply

and community based development sectors were also carried out as pilot

projects.

Position: Project Manager/Sr. Highway and Geotechnical Engineer

Projection of Development Plan for Juba town, evaluation of bridges and

hydraulic structures, advisory on proposals for Feasibility Studies,

Implementation of Pilot Projects in transport, water supply and community

based development sectors.

July, 2006 ~ December, 2006 Name: Feasibility Study on The Urban Infrastructure Development of

Juba Town Project

Location: Juba, Southern Sudan

Project:


demand in physical and social infrastructure in Juba town and the


rehabilitation to development of Juba town and the surrounding areas.

Position: Sr. Civil/Geotechnical and Highway Engineer

Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Implementation of pilot projects in

transport, water supply and community based development sectors.

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October-2006 ~ September 2007 Name: Juba River Port Access Road Detailed Engineering Design and Construction Supervision Project

Location: Juba, Southern Sudan

Project: The project involved rehabilitation and reconstruction of the existing road that serves the port of Juba under the Emergency study on the planning and support for basic physical and social infrastructure in Juba town and the surrounding areas. Subsequently, a comprehensive engineering report on the study, design study and method of construction of the project road was undertaken, resulting in innovative methods of construction by application of value engineering and state of the art standards, fostering engineering and scientific concepts that were tailored and applicable in S. Sudan.

Position: Team Leader/ Geotechnical Engineer The tasks undertaken included Detailed Engineering Design; Capacity building in terms of training manpower, lab technicians on testing methods and quality control; and Construction Supervision.

Nov 2006 ~ July 2007 Name: Consultancy Work Supervision Of Emergency Road Repairs In South Sudan – Phase 3


Project: The Project, as an emergency one, entails various components partially including FS, R&D, BDS, BD, DD as well as PF and SV. The basic idea is to establish accessibility whilst designing and constructing a road bed that can form a stable and strong foundation for future upgrading of the same. The Geotechnical and Hydrological conditions are extremely challenging and can only be solved through rigorous Research, Surveys and thorough investigations.

Position: Project Manager/Senior Materials, Pavement & Highway Engineer/Research Team Leader for: • Overall project management and supervision • Detailed Design Study and Construction Supervision • Innovating unique engineering solutions for problematic soils and

countermeasures for lack of suitable road construction material

• Developing research based methods to foster VE ( Enhanced Pavement Structure at Reduced Costs)

• Undertaking Capacity building and Training Programmes for young Southern Sudanese Engineers

• Developing new and advanced Quality Control methods.

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March 2007~ November 2007

Name: White Nile Oil Exploration Project in South Sudan


Project: The flagship project is the 67,000sq km Block Ba in Southern

Sudan, an area equivalent to approximately 28 UK North Sea blocks or 11

UK North Sea quadrants. White Nile have planned an ongoing exploration

and development programme for Block Ba, which includes drilling a

minimum of two exploration wells in 2007 during the dry season, with the

first exploration. White Nile acquired the services of Geotechnical

Engineering Consultants and have constructed the first pad with the rig

operational and the services include design and construction supervision of

airstrips, access roads, additional pads and general civil engineering

structures. The main objective was to provide expeditious engineering

solutions to the problematic soils related Pad Foundation Design for the

drilling rig which is set for mounting in Jale, geographically located in the

Sudd Flood Plains of Southern Sudan. The urgency of This Project required

that quick impact engineering solutions be provided to determine cost-

effective measures. Based on some recently developed enhanced scientific

theories and engineering concepts, comprehensive testing and analysis was

carried out with as much precision as possible and a remarkably stable pad

foundation was constructed expeditiously.

Position: Chief Technical Advisor

Undertaking Geotechnical Investigation analysis and design for pad

foundation airstrips, access roads and General Civil Engineering structures.

July ‘2007 ~ September ‘2009 Name: Research And Development Study For Affordable Housing For East And Central Africa

Location: Juba - Southern Sudan, Nairobi - Kenya

Project: Through the application of Tensar geo-products on the state of the art research oriented material science, structural and geotechnical engineering, Innovative technologies, the project is designed to realize cost-effective and value engineering based building construction materials and appropriate foundation engineering techniques for problematic soil conditions such as black cotton soils. The research and development (R&D) study regime is also designed to develop technologies that reduce the use of cement and size of concrete structural elements.

Position: Team Leader/ Chief Technical Advisor To Undertake Project Conceptualization; Mode of Project Implementation; Necessary Outputs; Enhanced Structural Engineering Technology e.t.c

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September 2007 ~ May 2008 Name: Ntare~Rushatsi Boulevard Project for Pavement Rehabilitation on City Roads, Bujumbura

Location: Bujumbura, Burundi.

Project: The project involved conducting a study in the works of NR 7 rehabilitation (NTARE RUSHATSI Boulevard). A geotechnical investigation study was conducted with materials testing conducted at the National Laboratory of Building and Public Works “L.N.B.T.P” various tests including Dynamic Penetrometer , Granulometric analysis, Atterberg limits, CBR-Proctor and moisture content were determined with an aim of determining the samples of Geotechnical characteristics so as to be able to rehabilitate the section.

Position: Chief Technical advisor/Chief Project Coordinator/Sr. Materials/Pavement & Geotechnical Engineer. Responsible for advising and assisting the Team Leader on the formulation of the Master Plan and Design, Implementation and Construction Supervision of the Pilot Projects

February 2007 ~ December

2007

Name: Transport Infrastructure Development Project

Leer~Adok Trunk Road and Port Project

Location: Bentiu, Southern Sudan

Project: The Leer~ Adok Trunk Road is Located in the oil rich Unity State and traverses South-easterly From Leer to Adok through Flood-prone areas characterized by problematic soils and swampy zones. The road is approximately60km in length connecting the hinterland to the White Nile, which is an important waterway for transporting goods and persons to Khartoum and Juba. The state of Unity being faced with major logistical and transport problems,required solutions that are VE and cost-effective.Considering that the country is still rehabilitating and reconstructing,no formal transport routes are available that are economically viable fore importing the much needed and lacking goods.It was established that the alternative for importing such essential goods as cement,construction materials, other necessities, was to use the Nile river after the goods are delivered in Juba from Kenya.The cost of goods is at an all time high of 200% of the cost in Kenya. The logistical alternative of using the river would cut the cost drastically. Once the goods arrive at Adok port, they would need a good road to transport to Bentiu, the main town and thus the project to develop the Leer~Adok Trunk Road connecting to the Main Trunk Road to Bentiu and the Adok River Port.

Position: Team Leader/Senior Highway Leader Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation; Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

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Name: Transport Infrastructure Development Project of Malakal Town

Location: Malakal, Southern Sudan

Project:


demand in physical and social infrastructure in Malakal town and the


rehabilitation to development of Malakal town and the surrounding areas.

Position: Team Leader/Sr. Highway Leader

Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation;

Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-

feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

February, 2008 ~ On-going Name: Engineering Study on the performance of Tensar Geogrids with

Local Soils for Mukurweini-Gakonya and Rutune-Mahuani

Roads Project.

Location: Nyeri/ Murang’a Districts, Central Kenya

Project:

The Mukurweini-Gakonya road consists of roads D429 and E559 and starts

at Mukurweini Market, and ends at Gakonya Junction with Murang’a-Sagana

road (C73). This project road transverses in a north easterly direction

towards Nyeri town and have a total length of 26Km. Rutune Bridge (Mboiro

Bridge) – Mahuani road (E554) transverses in north westerly direction and

has a length of 40Km. the total length of the Project Roads is approximately

31Km and located in Murang’a and Nyeri Districts of the Central Province.


Assignment to oversee Topographical and Field Surveys; Geotechnical

Investigations; Hydrogeological Survey/ Study; Remedial Works Design;

Environmental Impact Assessment

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April 2008 ~ Ongoing : Name: Mbeya~Lwanjilo Road Project

Location: Mbeya, Tanzania

Project: The Government of Tanzania (GOT) through the Ministry of Works (MOW) and the Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) intended to upgrade the Mbeya~Chunya~Makongorosi road to Tarmac grade. The proposed project is located in Mbeya region in the South-Western Highlands, about 750Km from Dar-es-salaam City. The project is being carried out in Mbeya Rural and Chunya districts.

The project road is about 115Km long. The altitude ranges between 1200m to 2450m above sea level. The road transverses the highest point of trunk roads in Tanzania, standing at 2450m above sea level, and is 18km away from the Mbeya Municipality. The road is to be constructed in phases and Phase I covers from Mbeya to Lwanjilo (36Km).

Position: Chief Technical Advisor Undertaking Geotechnical Investigation analysis and design for roads and General Civil Engineering structures.

April,2008~ Ongoing

Name: Engineering Study on the performance of Tensar Geogrids with local soils for Kisumu Airport Expansion Project.

Location: Kisumu, Kenya

Project: The site is located at Kisumu Airport on the shores of Lake Victoria in Western Kenya. Kisumu is located approximately 300Km northwest of Nairobi, on the eastern shore of L. Victoria. The airport is located 5Km to the west of Kisumu town along the Kisumu-Busia road.

Currently, the airport handles domestic traffic, which operate up to 6 domestic flights per day and serve the western Kenya region, covering Nyanza, Western and Central Rift Valley Provinces.

Approximately 150,000m2 of Geogrid is needed for the whole Project,

Position: Sr. Geotechnical Engineer- Team Leader Assignments include the design and supervision of unique geotechnical investigation techniques and testing regimes , geosynthesis and geotechnology

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May,2008 ~ Ongoing Name: Engineering Study on the Soil Interaction and performance of Geogrids with Tanzanian Soils.

Location: Mbeya-Lwanjilo-Makongolosi, Tanzania

Project: The above study was conducted along the Mbeya-Lwanjilo-Makongolosi road which is being upgraded to Bitumen standards by the Govt. of Tanzania through the Ministry of Works (MoW), and the Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS). The main aim of the Project was to determine the interaction of Tanzanian soils with Geogrids, and the corresponding viability

Position: Team Leader/ Geotechnical Engineer The tasks assigned to Dr. Mukabi include: Geotechnical Investigation; Hydrogeological Survey/ Study; Remedial Works Design; Geocell Solution and Wrap around steep slope solution.

May,2008~ 2009 Name: Engineering Study on the performance of Tensar Geogrids with

local soils for Kenya Wildlife Service.

Location: Nairobi National Park, Kenya

Project:

The project area is located within the Nairobi National Park, and entailed

the upgrading of the access roads to all weather toads which were

characterized by failure during the wet season.

After initial site investigation/survey and hydrogeological survey by our

Research and Technical Team, a Tensar solution incorporating Tensar

Geogrid, was determined to be the most cost effective Value Engineering

solution.


The tasks assigned to Dr. Mukabi include: Geotechnical Investigation;

Hydrogeological Survey/ Study; Remedial Works Design; and Wrap around

steep slope solution.

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May,2008~ 2009 Name: Engineering Study on the performance of Tensar Geogrids with

Local Soils for Outering Ring Road Project.

Location: Outering – Nairobi, Kenya

Project: New housing areas are developed along the trunk road in a radial

pattern with little attention to roads for commuting; trips originated from

those areas have a characteristic of long distance trip beyond walking.

Consequently, transport demand for motorized traffic is generated to

concentrate on radial arteries. The project area is outside the Central area of

Nairobi, 7Km radius from the CBD and is surrounded by Karura Forest to

the north, and Kingara road to the West.

The main aim of the Project was to ensure the soils along the Outering Ring

Road could withstand the heavy traffic (mostly trucks) cutting across it on

their odyssey to join Mombasa Road to the South.


Dr. Mukabi is involved in the Geotechnical Investigations; Hydrogeological

Survey/ Study; Remedial Works Design; and the interaction of the Geogrid

Solution

June 2008 ~ 2009 Name: Construction of the Ol Seki Airstrip

Location: Masai Mara, Kenya

Project:

The Client, Ol Seki Mara Camp, intends to build an airstrip, 30m by 1400m

on black cotton soil using Tensar Geogrids as the reinforcement. KKC are to

provide costs of soil investigations, reports and design costs for the airstrip.

Reconnaissance has already been done, and soil samples were collected for

analysis.

Position: Team Leader & Chief Technical Advisor

Undertaking Geotechnical Investigation analysis and design for roads and

General Civil Engineering.

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June 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Construction of Pavements and Buildings at Songwe Airport in Mbeya Region

Location: Mbeya, Tanzania

Project: The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania (GoT) through the Ministry of Works (MoW) and the Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) intends to upgrade the Mbeya-Chunya-Makongorosi road to tarmac grade. The proposed project is located in Mbeya Region in the South-Western Highlands, about 750km from Dar es Salaam City. Specifically the project will be carried out in Mbeya Rural and Chunya Districts.

The Project road is about 115km long and lies between 08025’00 – 08053’36”S and 33000’48” – 34007’12”E. The altitude for the Project road ranges from 1200 to 2450 metres above sea level (m.a.s.l). The project road traverses the highest point of trunk roads in Tanzania, standing at 2457 m.a.m.s.l at Kawetele and about 18km away from Mbeya Municipality.

The road is to be constructed in phases and Phase I covers from Mbeya to Lwanjilo 36km. The consultants were commissioned to undertake a comprehensive geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and applicable in Tanzania.

The assignment included the following tasks:-

i) Review comprehensively, the original design documents. ii) Study the Tanzanian Pavement and Materials Design Manual –

1999, Standard Specifications and any other relevant documents. iii) Undertake comprehensive Site Surveys and Investigations. iv) Analysis and assessment of the test data carried out in Tanzania

and Kenya. v) Assessment of the laboratory equipment and capability of the same

to carry out material acceptance and pavement control testing. vi) Carry out material investigation, sampling and testing for the

proposed 600m long road alignment. Perform tests on any other suitable material sites for aggregate sources, later to be utilized in the construction of the access road.

vii) Carry out Geo-material improvement, mechanical,& chemical stabilization and testing for all non-compliance materials.

viii) Build capacity in terms of training manpower, laboratory Technicians on test methods and quality control.

Position: Team Leader/Senior Pavement/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation; Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

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April 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Upgrading to Bitumen Standards of the Kamukuywa-Kaptama-Kapsokwony-Sirisia Road

Location: Mt. Elgon, Kenya

Project: The Government of the Republic of Kenya (GoK) through the Ministry of Roads (MoR) is undertaking the upgrading of the Kamukuywa-Kaptama-Kapsokwony-Sirisia road to tarmac grade. The proposed project is located in Mt. Elgon in the Western Region of Kenya, about 550km from Nairobi City.

The Project road is about 92km long and lies between 08025’00 – 08053’36”S and 33000’48” – 34007’12”E. The altitude for the Project road ranges from 2200 to 2450 metres above sea level (m.a.s.l). The project road traverses some of the highest points of trunk roads in Kenya.

The consultants were commissioned to undertake a comprehensive geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and applicable in Kenya.


i) Review comprehensively, the original design documents. ii) Study the Kenyan Pavement and Materials Design Manual – 1999,

Standard Specifications and any other relevant documents. iii) Undertake comprehensive Site Surveys and Investigations. iv) Analysis and assessment of the test data carried out in Tanzania






Position: Team Leader/Senior Highway/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation; Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

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March 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Application of Triax Tensar for Enhanced Mechanical Stabilization of Roads in Uganda

Location: Selected Urban and Rural Roads in Uganda

Project: Tensar International in collaboration with the Government of the Republic of Uganda (GoU) through the Ministry of Works (MoW) is undertaking a research programme on enhancing the engineering properties of pavements structures of Urban and Rural Roads in Uganda for purposes of realizing sustainability, cost effective and savings in maintenance costs.

The consultants were commissioned to undertake a comprehensive geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and applicable in Uganda.


i) Review comprehensively, the original design documents. ii) Study the Ugandan Pavement and Materials Design Manual – 1999,

Standard Specifications and any other relevant documents. iii) Undertake comprehensive Site Surveys and Investigations. iv) Analysis and assessment of the test data carried out in Tanzania






Position: Team Leader/Senior Highway/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer

Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation; Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

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August 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Application of Triax Tensar for Enhanced Mechanical

Stabilization of Roads in Ghana

Location: Selected Urban and Rural Roads in Ghana

Project: Tensar International in collaboration with the Government of the

Republic of Ghana (GoG) through the Ministry of Infrastructure

Development (MoID) is undertaking a research programme on enhancing

the engineering properties of pavements structures of Urban and Rural

Roads in Ghana for purposes of realizing sustainability, cost effective and

savings in maintenance costs.

The consultants were commissioned to undertake a comprehensive

geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by

employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards

fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and

applicable in Ghana.


i) Review comprehensively, the original design documents.

ii) Study the Ghanian Pavement and Materials Design Manual – 1999,

Standard Specifications and any other relevant documents.

iii) Undertake comprehensive Site Surveys and Investigations.

iv) Analysis and assessment of the test data carried out in Tanzania and

Kenya.

v) Assessment of the laboratory equipment and capability of the same

to carry out material acceptance and pavement control testing.

vi) Carry out material investigation, sampling and testing for the

proposed 600m long road alignment. Perform tests on any other

suitable material sites for aggregate sources, later to be utilized in

the construction of the access road.

vii) Carry out Geo-material improvement, mechanical,& chemical

stabilization and testing for all non-compliance materials.

viii) Build capacity in terms of training manpower, laboratory

Technicians on test methods and quality control.

Position: Team Leader/Senior Highway/Materials/Geotechnical

Engineer




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January 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Application of Triax Tensar for Enhanced Mechanical

Stabilization of Access Roads , Airstrips and Pad Foundations for Oil

Drilling Rigs in Niger Delta in Nigeria

Location: Niger Delta, Nigeria

Project: Tensar International in collaboration with the Government of the

Nigeria through the various relevant Minisries is undertaking a research

programme on enhancing the engineering properties of ground and

foundation stability, strength and deformation resistance for purposes of

realizing sustainability, cost effective and savings in maintenance costs.

The consultants were commissioned to undertake a comprehensive

geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by

employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards

fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and

applicable in Nigeria.


i) Review comprehensively, the original design documents.

ii) Study the Nigerian Pavement and Materials Design Manual – 1999,

Standard Specifications and any other relevant documents.

iii) Undertake comprehensive Site Surveys and Investigations.

iv) Analysis and assessment of the test data carried out in Tanzania

and Kenya.

v) Assessment of the laboratory equipment and capability of the same

to carry out material acceptance and pavement control testing.

vi) Carry out material investigation, sampling and testing for the

proposed 600m long road alignment. Perform tests on any

other suitable material sites for aggregate sources, later to be

utilized in the construction of the access road.

vii) Carry out Geo-material improvement, mechanical,& chemical

stabilization and testing for all non-compliance materials.

viii) Build capacity in terms of training manpower, laboratory

Technicians on test methods and quality control.

Position: Team Leader/Senior Roads/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer




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May 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Proposed Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of Selected Roads, Storm Drains And Erection of Street Lighting in Bomet Township

Location: Bomet, Kenya

Project: The Government of the Republic of Kenya through the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government is undertaking the Project of Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of selected Roads, Storm Drains And Erection of Street Lihting in Bomet Township.

The consultancy includes aspects of undertaking a comprehensive geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and applicable in Kenya.

On the other hand, the construction is designated to employ the recently developed methods and techniques of construction that are tailored for the East African Region taking into account, the complexity of the tropical soils.

Position: Project Director/Team Leader/Senior Highway/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation; Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

March 2009 ~ Ongoing Name: Proposed Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of Gisambai ~ Mbale Road in Vihiga District

Location: Vihiga, Kenya

Project: The Government of the Republic of Kenya through the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Local Government is undertaking the Project of Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of Gisambai ~ Mbale Road in Vihiga District. The consultancy includes aspects of undertaking a comprehensive geotechnical engineering analysis and review of the original design by employing Value Engineering and set up State-of-the-Art standards fostering engineering and scientific concepts that can be tailored and applicable in Kenya. On the other hand, the construction is designated to employ the recently developed methods and techniques of construction that are tailored for the East African Region taking into account, the complexity of the tropical soils.

Position: Project Director/Team Leader/Senior Highway/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer Dr. Mukabi was assigned to oversee the Geotechnical Investigation; Geological Study; Soil and Ground Survey; Topographical Survey; Pre-feasibility Study; and Material Testing in the project area.

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Expected

Name: Upgrading Of Facilities At Kisumu Airport – Runway, Apron,

New Terminal, Other Buildings And Associated Works


Project: The Project involves the expansion and upgrading of Kisumu

Airport. It involves lengthening the 1.7Km runway to 3Km, and widen it to

accommodate bigger airplanes.

It will also have a new Lounge to handle up to 280 passengers an hour, a

new spacious parking bay, a terminal building an apron and a new taxiway.



General Civil Engineering structures

Expected

Name: Nairobi Under city Development Project

Location: Nairobi, Kenya

Project:

The Project involves Development of Underground Facilities like Parking’s,

Roads, Railways, Games and Recreation Facilities e.t.c “Under the Ground” of

Nairobi City. This is Targeted to ease congestion and Environmental

Degradation Caused by The Overcrowded City of Nairobi.



General Civil Engineering structures

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Expected Name: TULLOW Oil Well Road Project

Location: Lake Albert, Uganda

Project:

Tullow has been awarded a Contract to explore oil in the Lake Albert region

and KKC has been recommended by Tensar to design Access Roads to the

region using both existing Road technique and using Tensar.

Using of KKC technology which includes the use of Tensar Geogrids, and our

own Design Technologies e.g. OBRM, OPMC.

Proposed Position: Team Leader/Sr. Geotechnical Engineer

Tasks due to be undertaken include: Topographical Survey; Geotechnical

Investigation; Hydrogeological Survey/ Study; Remedial Works Design; and

Geocell Solution

Expected Name: Niger Delta Marshy Land Irrigation Scheme and Road Project

Location: Niger delta, Nigeria

Project:

The Project will cost USD 15 Billion. It will be the biggest irrigation and road

scheme in Africa. It will consist of removal of all oil inland drilling and

pumping onshore to offshore locations and the rehabilitation of all roads in

the Niger Delta Marsh Lands.

Project will be funded by both the oil companies in the Niger Delta Region

and the Nigerian Government.

Proposed Position: Team Leader/Sr. Geotechnical Engineer

Tasks due to be undertaken include: Topographical Survey; Geotechnical

Investigation; Hydrogeological Survey/ Study; Remedial Works Design; and

Geocell Solution

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Expected Name: Research & Development Nairobi Underground City

Development Project

Location: Nairobi, Kenya

Project: The Project involves Development of Underground Facilities like

Parkings, Roads, Railways, Games and Recreation Facilities e.t.c “Under the

Ground” of Nairobi City. This is Targeted to ease congestion and

Environmental Degradation

Caused by The Overcrowded City of Nairobi. The objective is to improve on

the infrastructure, Facility improvements, garbage waste disposal and

underground utility tunnel, land reclamation/readjustment procedures.

Proposed Position: Team Leader, Highway Engineer

Tasks will include: Research and Feasibility Study of the area;

Environmental and Social Impact Assessment; Formulation of a

Technical Proposal for the Project; Formulation of a Letter of intent

for the Project; Project Consultancy and Supervision; and Provide

training on current technological and future designs.

Expected Name: Upgrading of facilities at Kisumu Airport - runway, apron,

new terminal, other buildings and associated works


Project:

The Project involves the expansion and upgrading of Kisumu Airport. It

involves lengthening the 1.7Km runway to 3Km, and widening it to

accommodate bigger airplanes.

It will also have a new Lounge to handle up to 280 passengers an hour, a

new spacious parking bay, a terminal building an apron and a new taxiway.

Proposed Position: Team Leader

Dr. Mukabi is expected to lead a team that will determine in cost estimation;

environmental management; Geotechnical Investigation; Hydrogeological

Survey/ Study; Design and Building Contract

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Expected

Name: Kenya Road Sign factory

Location: Nairobi City and Other Towns in Kenya

Project:

The project will involve Research on Market, Variety and Design of Road

Signs and an appropriate site to establish a factory for the same here in

Kenya. The proposed factory would lower costs of Signs in Kenya, both Road

Signs and Outdoor Signs. The Factory intends to use local labour and local

materials and immensely enhance road safety.

Proposed Position: Team Leader/ Sr. Highway Engineer

Tasks mainly include Feasibility Study; Reconnaissance survey of expected

Sites; Design and Implementation of the Project; Project management and

Contract Administration

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Experience as Project Director/Project Manager/Team Leader/Sr.Position

Project Position Duration

(Yrs) Financier

Proposed Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of Gisambai ~ Mbale Road in Vihiga District: Engineering Study, Detailed Design and Construction

Project Director/Team Leader/Senior

Highway/Materials/Geotechnical

Engineer Ongoing

Government of the Republic of

Kenya, Ministry of Local

Government & Office of the

Deputy Prime Minister

Proposed Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of Selected Roads, Storm Drains And Erection of Street Lighting in Bomet Township: Engineering Study, Detailed Design and Construction

Project Director/Team Leader/Senior


Engineer Ongoing


Kenya, Ministry of Local




Enhanced Mechanical Stabilization

of Access Roads , Airstrips and Pad

Foundations for Oil Drilling Rigs in

Niger Delta in Nigeria

Team Leader/Senior

Roads/Materials/Geotechnical Engineer Ongoing

Federal Republic of Nigeria –

Ministry of Petroleum

Resources



of Roads in Ghana

Team Leader/Senior


Engineer Ongoing


Ghana, Ministry of Roads



of Roads in Uganda

Team Leader/Senior


Engineer Ongoing


Uganda – Ministry of Roads

Upgrading to Bitumen Standards of

the Kamukuywa-Kaptama-

Kapsokwony-Sirisia Road in Mt.

Elgon, Kenya

Team Leader/Senior


Engineer Ongoing

Government of The Republic of

Kenya – Ministry of Roads

Construction of Pavements and

Buildings at Songwe Airport in

Songwe, Mbeya District, Tanzania

Team Leader/Senior

Pavement/Materials/Geotechnical

Engineer Ongoing

Government of The United

Republic of Tanzania –

Tanzania Airports Authority

Engineering Study and Detailed

Design for the Project for



Drains & Erection of Street Lighting

in Bomet Township, Kenya

Team Leader, Chief Technical Advisor &

Materials/Highway/Geotechnical

Engineer Ongoing

Government of The Republic of

Kenya – Ministry of Local



Engineering Study and Detailed

Design for the Project for


Gisambai-Mbale Roads in Vihiga

Team Leader, Chief Technical Advisor &


Engineer Ongoing

The Republic of Kenya –

Ministry of Local Government &

Office of the Deputy Prime

Minister

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(Yrs) Financier

District, Kenya

Construction Works on the Project

for Rehabilitation/Reconstruction

of Selected Roads, Storm Water

Drains & Erection of Street Lighting

in Bomet Township, Kenya

Project manager, Chief Technical

Advisor &


Engineer

Ongoing




Minister

Construction Works on the Project

for Rehabilitation/Reconstruction

of Gisambai-Mbale Roads in Vihiga

District, Kenya

Project Manager, Chief Technical

Advisor &


Engineer

Ongoing




Minister

Construction of the Ol Seki Airstrip Chief Technical Advisor Ongoing

Ol Seki Mara Camp



with Local Soils for Outering Ring

Road Project

Team Leader/ Geotechnical Engineer Ongoing

Tensor International and

Geotechnologies, South Africa



with local soils for Kenya Wildlife

Service.


Kenya Wildlife Service



with local soils for Kisumu Airport

Expansion Project.

Sr. Geotechnical Engineer- Team Leader Ongoing

Kenya Airport Authority

Mbeya~Lwanjilo Road Project Project Director/Team Leader/Chief

Technical Advisor Ongoing

Tensar International and




with Local Soils for Mukurweini-

Gakonya and Rutune-Mahuani

Roads Project.


Ministry of Roads, Tensor

Intentional And



Development Project

Leer~Adok Trunk Road and Port

Project

Team Leader/Senior Highway Engineer Ongoing

Governor’s Office, Ministry of

Physical Infrastructure and

Planning

Ntare~Rushatsi Boulevard Project

for Pavement Rehabilitation on City

Roads, Bujumbura


advisor/Chief Project Coordinator/Sr.

Materials/Pavement & Geotechnical

Engineer

1yr JICA

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(Yrs) Financier

Research And Development Study

For Affordable Housing For East

And Central Africa

Team Leader/ Chief Technical Advisor 2yrs

Tenser International

White Nile Oil Exploration Project

in South Sudan

Project Manager/Chief Technical

Advisor

8 Months

White Nile Ltd.

Consultancy Work Supervision Of

Emergency Road Repairs In South

Sudan – Phase 3

Project Manager/Senior Materials,

Pavement & Highway

Engineer/Research Team Leader 8months

GOSS/ World Food Programme

Juba River Port Access Road


Construction Supervision Project

Team Leader/ Geotechnical Engineer 1yr

Urban Tone Corporation

Feasibility Study on The Urban

Infrastructure Development of Juba

Town Project

Project Manager/Sr. Civil/Geotechnical

and Highway Engineer 0.5 yrs JICA / GOSS

Comprehensive Evaluation of the

Engineering Implementation of the

Emergency Study on Planning and

Support for Basic Physical and

Social Infrastructure in Juba and

the surrounding areas in Southern

Sudan

Project Manager/Sr. Highway and

Geotechnical Engineer 13months World Food Programme

Emergency Study on The Planning

And Support For Basic Physical And

Social Infrastructure In Juba Town


Chief Technical advisor/Chief Project

Coordinator/Sr. Materials/Pavement &

Geotechnical Engineer/Dep.Team

Leader

1 yr 3 Months

Government of Southern Sudan

(GOSS)/ Ministry Of Transport

And Roads (MOTR)

Preliminary Study of Southern

Sudan Roads Network and Capacity

Building

Deputy Project Manager/Senior

Highway & Geotechnical Engineer 1 Month Government of Southern Sudan

Feasibility Study and Preliminary

Engineering Design for the Addis

Ababa Urban Transport Network

Development

Sr. Highway Engineer and Team Leader 3 Months

Ethiopia Roads Authority/

Addis Ababa City Roads

authority

The Study on Master Plan for Urban

Transport in the Nairobi

Metropolitan Area

Chief Technical Advisor/Senior

Highway & Geotechnical Engineer 1

JICA/ Ministry of Local

Government, Kenya


Engineering Design for Mitigation

Measures against Traffic

Sr. Highway Engineer and Team Leader

2 Months



authority

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(Yrs) Financier

Congestion and Improvement

Measures of Traffic Safety in Addis

Ababa City

Post-Construction Project

Evaluation and Preparation of the

Consultancy and Contract

Completion Reports for the Addis

Ababa-Goha Tsion Trunk Road

Project

Highway Engineer/Project Leader 12months



authority

Evaluation assessment and

preparation of Contractual Claims Deputy Team Leader/ claims Engineer

7months



authority


Engineering Design Project for the

Upgrading and Expansion of the

Gimbothaya International Airport

and Access Road in Bahir Dar

Team Leader/Project Director/Sr.

Geotechnical Engineer 5 Months Bahir Dar Municipality


Engineering Design of the Bahir

Dar University Road

Team Leader/Sr. Highway Engineer

3 Months



Engineering Design of the

Upgrading Project of the

Holeta~Muger Road

Team Leader/Sr. Highway Engineer

9 Months

MoFED/ ERA / Kajima

Corporation

Study for the Enhancement of

Structural Capacity and

Serviceability Level of the Addis

Ababa – Goha Tsion Trunk Road.

Project Director /Sr. Highway Engineer 12months

MoFED/ ERA / Kajima

Corporation




Road Project – Phase IV

Dep.Project Manager/Geotechnical/

Highway Engineer 20months



authority




Road Project – Phase III

Dep.Project Manager/Resident

Geotechnical/ Highway Engineer 11.5months



authority

Detailed Design of the Project for

Construction of Bridges , Ghana

Dep.Project Manager/Sr. Geotechnical

Engineer 33.2months

Ministry of Roads and

Transport, Ghana

Comprehensive Study and Design

Review of Bridge and Hydraulic Team Leader/ Sr. Highway and Ministry of Roads and Public

97



(Yrs) Financier

Structures for the Tana Basin Road

Development Project

Geotechnical Engineer Works, Kenya, JBIC

Review of Hydrological Conditions

and Chronology For Purposes of

Design of Hydraulic Structures for


Project Phase II

Team Leader/Chief Technical Advisor/

Consulting Engineer

Ministry of Roads and Public

Works, Kenya, JBIC

Comprehensive Study and Design

Review of Bridge and Hydraulic

Structures for the Tana Basin Road

Development Project




Works, Kenya, JBIC

Design of Reinforced Earth

Structures with Slope Protection

applying the Terre Armee Method

for the Tana Basin Development

Project Phase II

Team Leader/Chief Technical Advisor/

Sr. Pavement /Geotechnical and

Materials Engineer 5months


Works, Kenya, JBIC




Road Project – Phase II

Dep.Projet Manager/Resident

Geotechnical/ Highway Engineer 17months



authority

Study on Rural Roads Improvement

in Western Kenya Considering

Socio-Economic Impact,

Environmental Impact Assessment

and Value Engineering Based

Design

Chief Materials , Geotechnical &

Pavement Engineer/Chief Project

Coordinator & Advisor to Team Leader 9months

Ministry Of Roads & Public

Works Kenya





Team Leader/ Sr. Highway Engineer

3months

MoRPW, Kenya

Research on the Improvement and

Adoptation of Liquid Chemical

Stabilizers for Rural Road

Development South Africa

Team Leader/Research Consultant 1.6months

Con Aid, Mitsui & Co East Africa.

Con-Aid Pty SA

Analysis of The Settlement Problem

at Athi River Cement Works

Team Leader/Geotechnical Engineering


1.7months

Sumitomo Construction

Company, MoRPW, Kenya


Assessment and Analysis of

Viability of Undertaking


Consultant 3months

Mitsubishi and Takenaka

Corporations, Kenya

98



(Yrs) Financier

Rehabilitation & Expansion of

Mombasa International Airport

Access Road (C110) and Part

(A109)





Team Leader/ Sr. Highway Engineer 3months

MoRPW, Kenya


Assessment, Analysis and Project

Formulation as a mitigation

strategy of the Impact of El-Nino on

the C70 Kangema ~ Gacharage

Road & Bridges, Kenya


Consultant 3months JICA

Tana Basin Development Project.,

Kenya

Research & Construction Supervision

Team Leader 49months

MORPW, Kenya, Japan Bank of

International Cooperation

Low & Medium Cost Housing

Development Projects in Urban &

Rural Areas (With Particular

Reference to Material Science and

Construction Techniques

Development)

Team Leader/Chief Consulting Engineer 4months

World Bank

Urban Traffic Control and Planning

for Major Cities in Kenya Team Leader/ Geotechnical Engineer

6months

Ministry of Transport, Kenya,

World Bank

Urban Traffic Control & Planning

for Major Cities in Kenya

Dep.Team Leder/Urban Planning

Technical Consultant 6months World Bank

Rehabilitation of Health Facilities in

Western Kenya

Deputy team Leader/chief Geotechnical and civil structural engineer 15months

Africa Development Bank

(ADB), Ministry of Health,

Kenya

Sub-Sahara Africa Transport

Programme; NMT Urban Transport

Studies, East Africa Region

Urban Planning Technical Consultant 12months

World Bank/ UNECA


Community Development Projects,

Kenya

Urban Planning Technical Consultant 3months

USAID

KOBENET (Reconstruction

Activities Due to the Damage

Caused To Structures In Kobe,

Japan by the Great Kansai

Earthquake), Kobe, Japan

Dep.Team Leader/Civil & Reconstruction Engineering Consultant

3months Ministry of Infrastructure

99



(Yrs) Financier

(KOBENET)

Detailed design and Construction

Supervision of the Project for


Dep.Team Leader/Sr. Geotechnical Engineer

6months Ministry of Transport, Kenya

Ground Improvement in Ariake,

Kyushu for Rail Road Construction,

Japan

Associate Researcher & Construction

Supervision Consultant

10months

Ariake Geotechnical Research

Group

The Kandagawa Flood Control

Project, Suginami, Tokyo, Japan Research Consultant & Construction Supervision Advisor

24months Taisei Corporation

The OAP (Osaka Amenity Park)

Project For Skyscraper Buildings &

Amenity Parks in Osaka, Japan

Research Consultant & Construction

Supervision Advisor

36months

Obayashi Construction

Company

Waterfront Development,

Reclamation And Ground

Settlement-Associated Problems of

The New Kansai International

Airport., Japan (The Port And

Harbour Research Institute,

Ministry Of Transport)

Researcher & Construction Supervision

Adviser In Geotechnical Engineering

36months

Port and Harbor Research

Institute, Ministry of Transport,

Japan.

Construction of Mpata Safari Club

in Maasai Mara, Kenya

Project Manager/Chief Consultant/Chief

Coordinator and Construction

supervision Advisor

24months Mpata International Inc., Tokyo

Construction of Man-made Islands,

Bridges, Shield Tunnels etc., Japan Researcher, Construction Supervision Advisor & Consultant in Geotechnical Engineering

24months

Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway

Corp., Ministry of Construction

A research project on the adoption

of Fly Ash as a useful foundation

and land reclamation geomaterial. Research Associate 12months

Kansai Electric Power Company

in Japan

Yokohama Minato Mirai 21st

Century Project (MM21),

Yokohama, Japan. Research Associate 18months

Yokohama City Development

Authority, Japan

Bridge Projects Across The Seto Sea

Islands, Japan Associate Construction Supervisor/Trainee In Civil & Structural Engineering

4months

The Honshu-Shikoku Bridge

Authority,) (Government of

Japan

Mpata Club – Maasai Mara Access

Road to Club Team Leader/Chief Engineer/Chief project Coordinator

6 yrs Mpata Investments Ltd.

Emergency Road Repairs Project In

Southern Sudan Project Manager/Geotechnical

Engineer/ Research Team Leader & 1.0

Financed by GoSS, MDTF, UN-

WFP

100



(Yrs) Financier

Sr.Materials & Pavement Engineer

Emergency Study of Physical and

Social Infrastructure In Juba,

Southern Sudan

Chief Technical Advisor & Research

Team Leader/Chief Project

Coordinator/ Sr. Geotechnical,

Pavement & Materials Engineer

1.6 Financed by JICA



Building

Deputy Project Manager/Deputy Team

Leader & Senior Highway Engineer 0.3 Financed by GOSS

Development Study on Master Plan

for Urban Transport in the Nairobi

Metropolitan Area

Chief Technical Advisor/Sr. Highway &

Geotechnical Engineer/Research Team

Leader 1.2

Financed by JICA


Supervision for Addis Ababa – Goha

Tsion Trunk Road (JICA)

General Manager /Personnel Manager

Representative and Chief Technical

Advisor/Research Team Leader. 3.6

Financed by JICA



General Manager/Personnel Manager,

Representative, Chief Technical and

Team Leader.

0.50 Financed by JBIC



General Manager/ Project Director

Representative, Chief Technical Advisor

and Team Leader.


Engineering, study and design for

the Western Kenya Rural Roads

Improvement

Chief Project Coordinator & Advisor to

Team Leader 0.85 Financed by JICA.

Research on the improvement and

adoption of Liquid Chemical


Team Leader/Sr.Research Engineer 0.50 Financed by Con-Aid Pty. South

Africa and Mitsui and Co. Japan.


improvement of Methods of design

for Evaton West Municipal Council,

South African

Team Leader/Sr.Research Engineer 0.50 Financed by Evaton West

Municipal Council, South Africa.

Analysis of the Settlement Problem

at Athi River Cement Works, Kenya Team Leader/Sr.Geotechnical Engineer 0.20

Financed by Sumitomo

Construction Company Ltd, east

Africa and Japan.




International Airport Access Roads

Team Leader/Sr.Geotechnical Engineer 0.25 Financed by Mitsubishi

Tokonaka Corporations.

Socio-economic and engineering Team Leader/Sr.Geotechnical Engineer 0.25

Financed by CPC and Kajima

101



(Yrs) Financier



Corporation


Structural Engineering Research &

Development forum for projects in

Kenya.

Team Leader & Chief Coordinator 0.40 Financed by Industrial

Development Institute, Japan.



Project in Kenya

Team Leader /Chief Technical Advisor 0.50 Financed by JBIC


Medium Cost Housing Development

Projects in Urban and Rural areas

in Kenya

Team Leader/Chief Consulting Engineer

& Chief Technical Advisor 0.3 Financed by ADB


rehabilitation of health facilities in

Western Kenya.

Team Leader & Leading Civil and

Structural Engineering Consultant. 1.3 Financed by ADB




Team Leader/Chief Consultant and

Chief Engineering Coordinator. 2.0

Financed by Consortium of

Japanese Investors.

Construction Supervisions for

various steel Structures in Kenya

Director/Project Manager/Team

Leader. 2.5

Financed by various Donors and

Ministries in Kenya

Total 16.70

Other Senior Positions in the Projects in Developing Countries


Nino damaged approach roads and

bridges in Eastern & Central

Provinces.

Deputy Team Leader 0.5

Financed by the Industrial

Development Institute of the

Ministry of Construction, Japan.

Economic and Engineering study of

Urban traffic control and planning

in major cities in Kenya.

Chief Technical Advisor to the Team

Leader. 0.6 Financed by the World Banks.

NMT Urban transport studies in

Sub-sahara Africa Deputy Team Leader 1.3

Financed by the World

Bank/UNECA.

102



(Yrs) Financier

Evaluation f Private Community

development Projects in Kenya


Leader 0.25 Financed by USAID

Total 2.65

Experience in Developing Countries



Building

Deputy Project Manager/ Research

Team Leader 0.3

Financed by GOSS through JICA

Assistance

Development Study on Master Plan

for Urban Transport in the Nairobi

Metropolitan Area

Asst. Managing Director/ Chief

Technical Advisor 1.2 Financed by JICA


Supervision for Addis Ababa – Goha

Tsion Trunks Road (JICA)

Project Director Representative, Chief

Technical Advisor and Research Team

Leader.

3.6 Financed by JICA



Deputy General & Project Manager

Chief Technical Advisor and Research &

Construction Supervision Team Leader.




Deputy General & Project Manager

Chief Technical Advisor and Research &

Construction Supervision Team Leader.


Engineering, study and design for

the Western Kenya Rural Roads

Improvement

Chief Project Coordinator & Advisor to

Team Leader 0.85 Financed by JICA.

Research on the improvement and

adoption of Liquid Chemical


Team leader 0.50 Financed by Con-Aid Pty. South

Africa and Mitsui and Co. Japan.


improvement of Methods of design

for Evaton West Municipal Council,

South African

Team Leader 0.50 Financed by Evaton West

Municipal Council, South Africa.

Analysis of the Settlement Problem

at Athi River Cement Works, Kenya Team Leader 0.20 Financed by Sumitomo

Construction Company Ltd, east

103



(Yrs) Financier

Africa and Japan.




International Airport Access Roads

Team Leader 0.25 Financed by Mitsubishi

Tokonaka Corporations.


Nino damaged approach roads and

bridges in Eastern & Central

Provinces.

Assistant to the Team Leader 0.5

Financed by the Industrial

Development Institute of the

Ministry of Construction, Japan.




Team Leader 0.25 Financed by CPC and Kajima

Corporation


Structural Engineering R & D forum

for projects in Kenya

Team Leader & Chief Project

Coordinator 0.40

Financed by Industrial

Development Institute, Japan.



Project in Kenya

Chief Technical Advisor & Team Leader

of Research & Development Team. 0.50 Financed by JBIC


Medium Cost housing development

projects in Urban and rural areas in

Kenya

Chief Technical Advisor & Team Leader

of Research & Development Team. 0.3 Financed by ADB

Economic and Engineering study of

Urban traffic control and planning

in major cities in Kenya.


Leader. 0.6 Financed by the World Banks.


rehabilitation of health facilities in

Western Kenya.

Team Leader & Leading Civil and

Structural Engineering Consultant. 1.3 Financed by ADB




Team Leader/Chief Consultant and

Engineering Coordinator. 2.0

Financed by Consortium of

Japanese Investors.

Total 12.70

104

15. LANGUAGES AND DEGREE OF PROFICIENCY:

Reading Writing Speaking

English Excellent Excellent Excellent

Japanese Excellent Excellent Excellent

Swahili Excellent Excellent Excellent

French Fair Fair Poor

Chinese Fair Fair Poor

Amharic Fair Fair Poor

Luhyia Native Language

CERTIFICATION:

I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, this curriculum vitae

correctly describes me, my qualifications, and my experience.

_____________________________________________________ 23/November/2009

(Signature) Day/Month/Year

Full name: JOHN NGAYA MUKABI