Our Commitment is to rebuild Africa
As a company we strongly believe its time Africans rethink their approaches to developing our infrastructures. As populations grow and our cities become more crowded than ever, low cost public and private housing has become an increasingly important issue for our governments. However, we deeply believe low cost social housing should no longer be limited to characterless blocks of concrete. At TDA our aim is to provide extremely low-cost housing to low income individuals and families who need it – while still affording them the dignity of well-designed and distinctive homes.
Rural-urban migration is embryonic to the sprawling deplorable shanty towns and shack dwellers in overcrowded African cities. There is an ever increasing demand for affordable housing, light industrial parks, warehouses, modern markets and shopping plazas.
With a $250,000,000 industry first bond we’re proud to be part of the Africa’s construction innovation team, creating smarter ways to help people work together, generating more value at every level, and building a better world for everyone. From coast to desert, we offer local expertise and full construction management services including cost estimating, equipment mobilization, logistics, scheduling, quality control and safety management.
EPC for Infrastructure
As an industry entrant with an interest in alternative procurement, we offer the ability and flexibility to manage Engineer/Procure/Construct (EPC) teams on larger infrastructure projects. TDA civil estimators regularly assist owners with valuable conceptual estimating and budgeting for their projects, as well as constructibility reviews prior to project procurement.
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From an acute understanding of the construction market to industry-leading safety programs and practices, TDA has a dedication to deliver what is promised to clients. Building relationships and client satisfaction are hallmarks of the TDA approach, and we aspire to the highest standards of ethics and professionalism