Parliament commends On Track Technical for raising the bar in power infrastructure delivery

What the report says

Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee has praised Ugandan engineering and energy firm On Track Technical Services Limited for its work on electricity distribution projects, describing it as a strong performer in the sector. The company’s directors appeared before PAC on Aug. 4 in Kampala to discuss its operations and role in Uganda’s power distribution network, according to The Independent Uganda.

The report says committee members commended the Kampala-based firm for professionalism, service quality and delivery of projects on schedule. On Track officials, including Director Tadeo Bwengye and Operations Manager Fredrick Tinka, outlined how the company organizes its work, uses qualified staff and maintains management oversight to support timely completion. The article also notes that the firm was established in 2010 and works across services such as power line installation, rural electrification, civil works and facility management.

The company cited several completed electricity projects, including assignments for former distributor Umeme and work under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development. PAC Chairperson Patrick Nsamba Oshabe and MP Muhamad Kibedi Nsegumire both publicly welcomed the firm’s performance, with Nsegumire pointing to its cooperation in his constituency. The Independent Uganda framed the recognition as notable because parliamentary oversight often focuses on delays and weak execution, while this case highlighted a contractor being praised for delivery and financial discipline.

More broadly, the article suggests the example matters because reliable infrastructure is central to Uganda’s goals in electrification, industrial growth and public service delivery.