A subsidiary of Trinity Holdings Ltd, Amoco Construction Group Ltd was
founded in 2006 and incorporated under the Laws of The Republic of South Sudan, with authority of Ministry of Legal Affairs and Constitutional
Development in 2009. The Company is based in South Sudan but has global outlook with regard to business strategy.

Our Mission
To evolve into a renowned and leading construction company in South
Sudan and the East African Region.

Our Vision
To bring to our clients a portfolio of quality and timely construction projects that meet international standards.

To contribute towards nation building by way of mega infrastructure
projects that directly impacts the people of South.

Amoco Construction Group Ltd is mandated to carry out building and
construction of infrastructure, Super structures, Industrial, Residential,
Civil/Structural Engineering Consultancy and Architectural Design Services. Amoco’s core business: design, construction, maintenance of roads, buildings and public utilities.

Our Services
1. Oil & Gas
2. Road Constructions
3. Commercial Building
4. Construction

We passionately build roads and bridges. This involves the paving,
rehabilitation, and/or reclamation of degraded pavements in order to
achieve a state of good repair and increase road traffic safety. Road
construction involves the use of asphalt, liquid asphalt, concrete, soil
stabilization, rebar, paving and pavement recycling machines, and other
road repair materials.

Airport Design
Our job is to ensure a safe and secure, yetcost-efficient environment for your staff, passengers and partners - and that's no easy task. Leverage advanced technologies and
analytics for airside operations, healthy terminals, integrated safety and security with risk prevention and efficient response and more, to adapt your airport to a new world of travel.


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Amoco Construction Group's headquarters in Juba, South Sudan

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