Khato Civils Hailed For Quality Works On Jozi Bridge

Monday, October 26, 2020

A technical report prepared by Calliper on behalf of the Johannesburg Road Agency following flooding of a recently completed bridge by Khato Civils has blamed the road agency for the disaster, exonerating the contractor of any fault.

The report further gave Khato Civils a glowing review instead, saying the execution was top notch only to be spoiled by poor maintenance of the facility by the road agency.

Recent rains in Johannesburg led to the recurrence of flooding on the M1 double decker bridge to the frustration of road users.

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Khato Civils Hailed For Quality Works On Jozi Bridge

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