Machinery to get the job moving.
Transport to take it further.
ACT brings construction machinery rental and goods transport together around one thing: what your project needs next.
Tell us what you need
From the equipment at your worksite to the goods on the road, start with a clear brief. We’ll discuss the right next step.
Find the right starting point for your equipment requirement. Share the work, location and rental period so we can discuss suitability and availability.
Plan the movement around your cargo. Tell us what needs to move, where it’s going and when it needs to be there.
The details matter before the machinery moves.
Share your equipment or transport needs, location and preferred dates.
Review the scope, suitability, availability and site or loading requirements.
Confirm pricing, timing and responsibilities before making a booking.
ACT is an independent construction machinery rental and goods transport business in Ethiopia.
We work with the people making projects happen—from the equipment requirement to the transport brief. Our approach starts with understanding the work and agreeing the details that matter.
Clear requirements.
Practical conversations.
A considered next step.
Put the essentials in one place. Prepare a project brief for machinery rental, goods transport—or both.
Availability and pricing depend on the project. A prepared enquiry is the first step, not a confirmed booking.
Your enquiry has been prepared, not sent. Copy or download it to share with ACT.
Describe the work, equipment required, project location, preferred start date and expected duration. Include site-access conditions and whether you need to discuss an operator.
Include cargo type, dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery locations, preferred dates and loading or unloading arrangements. These help establish the scope before a quotation.
No. Equipment availability, suitability, price, timing and responsibilities need to be confirmed with ACT before a booking is agreed.
Yes. Select “Both services” and explain your machinery and goods-transport requirements in the same brief.