The road to the international airport is at high risk of terrorism, resulting in the need to position all materials, equipment, and personnel in Baidoa by air. This makes the runway critical to keep the city connected to the world, and so when the 2,000-meter runway needs repairing and improving, it forces a time-sensitive and complex scenario. After three failed attempts, the United Nations turned to DOCOL, and a positive outcome was achieved in a concise duration. The runway construction was made possible due to DOCOL’s local Asphalt batching plant, producing high-quality asphalt within 500 meters of the airport.