Project Details

Refurbishment of Mengo Telephone Exchange in Mengo, Kampala

Client:

Uganda Telecom Limited

Architect:

F.B.W Architects

Year of Implementation:

2000

Project Summary

The refurbishment of the Mengo Telephone Exchange in Mengo, Kampala, undertaken by F.B.W Architects for Uganda Telecom Limited, represents a significant upgrade to Uganda’s telecommunications infrastructure. Implemented in 2000, this project focused on modernizing and enhancing the operational capabilities of one of the key telephone exchanges in Kampala.

The refurbishment project involved extensive updates to the existing infrastructure, including the installation of advanced telecommunications equipment, upgrading electrical and network systems, and redesigning the interior spaces to improve functionality and efficiency. The aim was to boost the exchange’s capacity to handle increased call volumes and provide more reliable and efficient services to customers.

Uganda Telecom Limited, as the client, demonstrated its commitment to advancing telecommunications technology and improving service delivery through this investment. By upgrading the Mengo Telephone Exchange, the organization sought to enhance the reliability of its network, reduce downtime, and ensure better service quality for its users.

The successful refurbishment of the Mengo Telephone Exchange reflects Uganda Telecom’s strategic initiative to maintain and upgrade its infrastructure to meet growing demand and technological advancements. This project not only improved the immediate operational capabilities of the exchange but also contributed to the overall enhancement of telecommunications services in Kampala and beyond. The refurbished facility stands as a testament to Uganda Telecom’s dedication to providing cutting-edge, reliable communication solutions to its customers.

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