China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation

China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation Ltd.
Founded June 1979[1]
Headquarters Beijing, China
Area served
Worldwide
Parent China Railway Construction Corporation Limited (100%)
Website www.ccecc.com.cn

China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation Ltd. (CCECC, simplified Chinese: 中国土木工程集团有限公司; traditional Chinese: 中國土木工程集團有限公司) was established in June 1979 under the approval of the State Council of the People's Republic of China.

It performs international contracting and economic cooperation, CCECC has been developed from the earlier Foreign Aid Department of the Ministry of Railways (with the experience of executing the biggest foreign-aid project of China, the TAZARA) into a large-scale state-owned enterprise for project contracting.

Its business scope expands from international contracting for railway construction to civil engineering design & consultancy, real estate development, trading, industrial investment and hotel management as well. The business activities of CCECC have expanded to over 40 countries and regions where more than 20 overseas offices or subsidiaries have been established. With its excellent performance and high quality in services, CCECC has been listed among the world's top 255 international contractors for many years and ranked consecutively among the first 70 in recent years by the Engineering News Record "ENR".

History

Project

In 2009, CCECC was completed both bores of the 8.6 km Carmel Tunnels in Haifa, Israel.

In 2014, CCECC is building a double track standard gauge railway from Lagos to Kano, in Nigeria.[2]

In 2014, CCECC was completed both bores of the 4.6 km Gilon tunnel on the 23 km Acre–Carmiel line under construction in northern Israel.[3]

In 2014, CCECC have won contract to build Carlebach undergraund station of Tel Aviv Light Rail.

In 2015, CCECC have won contract to build undergraund stations and to bore tunnels of eastern part of Tel Aviv Light Rail.

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