INFRA VISION MODERNE (IVM-SARL) was established to address the critical need for durable, professionally engineered water supply and civil infrastructure in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
With our registered headquarters situated at 104 Kituku Avenue, Kyeshero Quarter in Goma, and active operational branch desks in Beni and Bunia, IVM-SARL operates across key provinces including North Kivu, South Kivu, and Ituri.
Our core mission revolves around solving complex infrastructure challenges: navigating volcanic topography, ensuring water pressure consistency across vast distances, constructing robust reinforced concrete storage facilities, and executing critical emergency and development water networks for international aid agencies, government utilities, and private developers.
Our foundation is built upon technical discipline, community accountability, and unwavering ethical standards.
To design, construct, and rehabilitate civil engineering and water infrastructure systems that provide clean water, strengthen community resilience, and support long-term socio-economic development across the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
To be recognized as the premier indigenous engineering and water contractor in Central and Eastern Africa, chosen for uncompromising quality, safety excellence, and dependable delivery in complex operating environments.
Integrity: Honest contracts, transparent procurement.
Technical Rigor: Adherence to international hydraulic standards.
Community Respect: Empowering local workforces.
Safety & Care: Zero harm to workers and the environment.
Every project undertaken by IVM-SARL progresses through a structured quality gate process, minimizing risk and ensuring client satisfaction.
Precise optical leveling, elevation mapping, soil stability tests, and flow calculations before trenching or excavation begins.
Rigorous verification of pipe pressure ratings (PE100 PN10/PN16), certified cement, clean graded aggregates, and tamper-proof valve hardware.
Daily oversight by qualified civil and hydraulic engineers, enforcing trench safety, formwork reinforcement, and concrete vibration standards.
Hydrostatic pressure testing, water quality analysis, joint inspections, and training of local community water management committees.
Sustainable infrastructure cannot exist without local community participation and technical capacity building.
Wherever IVM-SARL operates—whether in urban Goma or rural South Kivu settlements such as Lusenda, Mboko, and Nundu—we engage closely with customary leaders, village elders, and local water management committees (Comités de Gestion de l'Eau).
We prioritize hiring local masons, pipefitters, and laborers, providing on-the-job training in pipe joining, valve maintenance, and concrete curing. This approach generates local income, fosters security, and ensures the community has the skills to operate and maintain water points long after construction concludes.
Over 80% of on-site labor sourced directly from beneficiary communities.
Transparent consultations preventing resource disputes and ensuring equitable water access.
