The Guantang Marine Bridge is a vital link in Taiwan’s energy infrastructure, designed to withstand some of the most challenging environmental conditions in the region. Spanning the waters to connect a receiving terminal to a man-made island, the bridge provides a secure corridor for the transport of essential resources. This project represents a significant milestone in our international expansion, as we worked alongside local specialists to integrate advanced methodologies that account for Taiwan’s unique geological and climatic risks.

Technical precision is at the heart of this structure, with every element of the design specifically engineered to remain resilient against the frequent earthquakes and typhoons that define the area. Our collaborative approach allowed for a rich exchange of technology and value-added expertise, ensuring that the foundation and road embankments meet the highest standards of safety and durability. This commitment to excellence has set a new benchmark for international contractors in Taiwan, proving that engineering can thrive even in the face of nature’s most demanding elements.

The project holds a historic place in our portfolio, marking the first time a Malaysian company has received top-tier recognition from the Taiwan Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Economic Affairs. These accolades reflect a dedication to safety and quality that remains consistent throughout every phase of the construction. By successfully navigating the complexities of marine engineering and environmental protection, we have delivered a structure that remains a dependable component of the national grid.

• 1.61km marine bridge and a 284m road embankment connecting a terminal to a man-made island.
• Specialised design considerations for seismic activity and extreme weather conditions.

Awards and Recognitions

• Excellent Honour in Construction Golden Safety Award 2022
• Excellent Honour in Public Construction Quality Award 2024