
Bailey bridges on the RN2 and RN4
Rehabilitation of the Mabenga (PK 92+000) and Rwindi (PK 147+000) bridges on the Goma–Butembo road, and the Semuliki bridge on the Beni–Kasindi road.
Fullcom Group
Civil works, heavy plant and trade across DR Congo and Rwanda.
About the groupOur businesses
Civil works, heavy plant and trade, run from Goma and Kigali under one name.
Request a quoteFullcom Group · Est. 2007
Fullcom Group builds civil works for UN agencies, road authorities and private clients, runs trucks and heavy plant across the region, and sells coffee, tea and fresh produce through its GMB boutique. Based in Goma and Kigali.
The Group
Fullcom started in 2007 as a civil engineering contractor in North Kivu, as the East African Community economies began to expand. Since then it has opened roads through Mongala and Sud-Ubangi, rebuilt Bailey bridges on the RN2 and RN4, paved streets in Goma and put up schools, markets and offices from Uvira to Kigali.
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Civil works, heavy plant and trade, run from Goma and Kigali under one name.
Footprint
Every site in the company profile, from the Kivu to Équateur. Select a site to see the contracts there.
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North Kivu, DR Congo. 4 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 3 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 5 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 4 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 2 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 2 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 1 contract
North Kivu, DR Congo. 2 contracts
North Kivu, DR Congo. 1 contract
South Kivu, DR Congo. 1 contract
South Kivu, DR Congo. Project shown in the profile photos.
Mongala, DR Congo. 2 contracts
Sud-Ubangi, DR Congo. 1 contract
Sud-Ubangi, DR Congo. 2 contracts
Kigali, Rwanda. 2 contracts
Western Province, Rwanda. 3 contracts
Western Province, Rwanda. 1 contract
Portfolio

Rehabilitation of the Mabenga (PK 92+000) and Rwindi (PK 147+000) bridges on the Goma–Butembo road, and the Semuliki bridge on the Beni–Kasindi road.

Administration building, kitchen, refectory, infirmary, training hall, sanitary blocks and site works.

Hand-laid stone paving from the Plage du Peuple to the Sake road, by way of the Alanine market.

Mechanised rehabilitation of the Yamaluka–Yandongi–Mbuku and Yandongi–Pont Mongala roads.

Semi-mechanised metal culverts, masonry headwalls and gabion walls on the Masisi–Nyabiondo road.
Clients and funding partners
UN agencies, public bodies, NGOs and private companies Fullcom has worked for.
GMB · Trade
Fullcom’s General Merchandise Boutique sells farm produce from growers and cooperatives in the region: by the bag for households, in bulk for shops, hotels and traders. Order online, then confirm delivery and payment on WhatsApp.
Work with us
Our teams in Goma and Kigali answer directly, by phone, WhatsApp or email.
Opening film: road and plant footage from Mixkit (free licence); Kigali footage by Gerard van de Bruinhorst, CC BY-SA 4.0, shortened, via Wikimedia Commons.