| The corporation is currently involved in several road reconstruction projects throughout Liberia . Current projects include the rehabilitation of Greenville Buchanan road in Sinoe for USAID and the construction of roads for Mittal Steel in the Yekeppa Mountains near Ganta. |
Clients
Past Projects
Ministry of Public Works
Gray Construction has leased equipment to the Ministry of Public Works forprojects in and around Monrovia for a multitude of projects. These have included
such projects as the city wide clean up for the 2006 inauguration festivities.
First International Bank Liberia
Gray Construction was the general contractor for Phase One of the rehabilitation
of the Luke Building on Broad Street. This included renovating the offices for First
International Bank, Slok Airlines, as well as roofing, tiling, and installing windows
throughout the entire structure.
WorldVision (Japan)
Gray Construction was pleased to rehabilitate the road from Tieneh to the IDP
Camp in Damballa, Grand Cape Mount County in April of 2005. While the onset of
the rainy season made work difficult at times, we were able to make the road
passable allowing food and much needed medical supplies to reach over 100,000
Liberians living in the camp.
 | USAID (LCIP) | |
| Mittal Steel | |
| Ministry of Public Works | |
| First International Bank Liberia | |
| WorldVision |
Past Projects
Ministry of Public Works
Gray Construction has leased equipment to the Ministry of Public Works for
such projects as the city wide clean up for the 2006 inauguration festivities.
First International Bank Liberia
Gray Construction was the general contractor for Phase One of the rehabilitation
of the Luke Building on Broad Street. This included renovating the offices for First
International Bank, Slok Airlines, as well as roofing, tiling, and installing windows
throughout the entire structure.
WorldVision (Japan)
Gray Construction was pleased to rehabilitate the road from Tieneh to the IDP
Camp in Damballa, Grand Cape Mount County in April of 2005. While the onset of
the rainy season made work difficult at times, we were able to make the road
passable allowing food and much needed medical supplies to reach over 100,000
Liberians living in the camp.
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