Hanshin Engineering & Construction announced on the 4th that it has secured a water supply project in Champasak and Saravan provinces, Laos, with a total contract amount of 41.2 billion KRW.


Hanshin Engineering & Construction Headquarters / Photo by Hanshin Engineering & Construction

Hanshin Engineering & Construction Headquarters / Photo by Hanshin Engineering & Construction

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This project was commissioned by the Department of Public Works and Transport (DPWT) of Champasak Province, Laos. It involves developing regional water supply pipelines totaling 167 km in length across 8 areas in southern Champasak Province and 1 area in Saravan Province, constructing 9 intake towers and water treatment plants (with a total capacity of 20,600 m³/day), and building the water distribution network. The construction period is 30 months from the start of work.


A representative from Hanshin Engineering & Construction stated, "This is a result of once again being recognized for Hanshin Engineering & Construction’s technical skills and reliability," adding, "We are building a balanced sales portfolio through continuous acquisition of overseas construction projects." They further said, "Following the ongoing Pakse embankment project in Laos, this additional order in Laos marks a milestone contract, and we plan to expand our overseas business into the ASEAN construction markets such as neighboring Vietnam, Cambodia, and Indonesia."



Hanshin Engineering & Construction entered Vietnam in 2004 and has carried out over 20 diverse projects. Based on this experience, the company expanded into Cambodia in 2015 and Laos in 2017.


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