The Construction of Kanchpur, Meghna, Gumti 2nd Bridges and Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges (Package No. PW-01)
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About Company
A Joint Venture of four Japanese Multinational Companies (Obayashi Corp., Shimizu Corp., JFE Steel Corp. & IHI Corp.) for the Construction of Kanchpur, Meghna, Gumti 2nd Bridges & Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges, a Project of The Roads and Highways Department (RHD) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
The Construction of Kanchpur, Meghna, Gumti 2nd Bridges and Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges (Package No. PW-01)
The project has been fully completed.
If you any official query, please feel free to contact us at query.official@osji-jv.online
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Fostering Connectivity. Delivering Infrastructure. Promoting Progress.
OSJI Joint Venture is a collaboration of four prominent Japanese multinational firms — Obayashi Corporation, Shimizu Corporation, JFE Steel Corporation, and IHI Corporation — formed to execute a significant bridge construction and rehabilitation initiative in Bangladesh.
Kanchpur • Meghna • Gumti
Construction of Kanchpur, Meghna & Gumti 2nd Bridges and Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges
Package No. PW-01
Project Status: COMPLETED
Project at a Glance
A Major Infrastructure Project Completed in Bangladesh
The OSJI Joint Venture has successfully finalized the Kanchpur, Meghna and Gumti 2nd Bridges & Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges — Package No. PW-01, carried out for the Roads and Highways Department (RHD), Government of Bangladesh, with assistance from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
ProjectPW-01ClientRoads and Highways Department (RHD)Development PartnerJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)LocationBangladeshScopeBridge Construction & RehabilitationStatusFully CompletedJoint VentureObayashi • Shimizu • JFE Steel • IHI
About OSJI Joint Venture
Japanese Engineering Expertise. International Collaboration.
The OSJI Joint Venture has united the engineering proficiency, technological skills, and global experience of four well-established Japanese companies.
Through this partnership, the Joint Venture provided specialized expertise in bridge construction, structural engineering, steel technology, project management, construction planning, and infrastructure development.
The project was executed in collaboration with relevant authorities and stakeholders, emphasizing quality, safety, engineering standards, and professional project execution.
Our Project
Kanchpur, Meghna & Gumti 2nd Bridges
The PW-01 project concentrated on the construction of three significant second bridges and the rehabilitation of existing bridge infrastructure at:
Kanchpur
Meghna
Gumti
These strategically vital bridges are part of Bangladesh's national road transportation network and facilitate the movement of people, goods, and economic activities along a crucial transportation corridor.
In addition to constructing the new bridges, the project included the rehabilitation of existing bridge infrastructure to improve the capacity, reliability, and functionality of the corridor.
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Project Status
Successfully Completed
The Kanchpur, Meghna and Gumti 2nd Bridges & Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges — Package No. PW-01 has been fully completed.
The finished project signifies a crucial infrastructure achievement and aids in the ongoing development of Bangladesh's transportation connectivity and road network.
COMPLETED
Project successfully delivered through engineering expertise, professional project management, and international collaboration.
Our Commitment
Principles Behind Our Work
Quality
Upholding high standards of engineering, construction, and project execution.
Safety
Encouraging safe working practices and responsible construction throughout project activities.
Engineering Excellence
Utilizing advanced engineering knowledge, technology, and international experience to meet complex infrastructure needs.
Collaboration
Working closely with authorities, stakeholders, engineers, contractors, and local partners.
Sustainability
Supporting infrastructure designed to deliver long-term value to communities and transportation networks.
Professionalism
Maintaining responsibility, transparency, and professional standards throughout project implementation.
Infrastructure That Connects
Connecting Communities, Commerce & Opportunities
Bridges are more than mere physical structures. They link communities, businesses, industries, and opportunities.
The Kanchpur, Meghna, and Gumti bridges are integral to Bangladesh's transportation network. Their construction and rehabilitation facilitate the movement of passengers and freight while enhancing connectivity between key regions of the country.
OSJI Joint Venture is honored to have played a role in this significant infrastructure development.
Our Japanese Partners
Four Organizations. One Shared Commitment.
The OSJI Joint Venture was established based on the complementary strengths of four prominent Japanese multinational corporations.
Obayashi Corporation
Construction and engineering expertise with extensive international experience in major infrastructure projects.
Shimizu Corporation
Global construction and civil engineering expertise spanning major infrastructure and large-scale development.
JFE Steel Corporation
Advanced steel products and technologies supporting infrastructure and industrial applications.
IHI Corporation
Advanced engineering capabilities across infrastructure, machinery, energy, and industrial technologies.
Together, We Delivered.
Obayashi • Shimizu • JFE Steel • IHI
Project Legacy
Building Infrastructure for the Future
The completion of the PW-01 project signifies more than just the end of construction activities. It embodies the collaboration between Bangladesh and Japan and the collective efforts of government institutions, development partners, Japanese engineering organizations, contractors, engineers, and workers.
The completed infrastructure is designed to meet transportation needs for years to come and contribute to the ongoing development of Bangladesh's connectivity and economy.
Official Communication
Project Successfully Completed
As the PW-01 project has now been fully completed, OSJI Joint Venture no longer maintains a physical office or operational presence in Bangladesh.
For this reason, all official correspondence and project-related inquiries should be made by email only.
Official Email
We typically respond to official inquiries within 24 hours.
Please include a clear subject and sufficient details in your email so that your inquiry can be directed appropriately.
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Important: Following the completion of the project, OSJI Joint Venture is unable to receive visitors or conduct official business through a physical office in Bangladesh. Please use the official email address for formal correspondence.
Closing CTA
Together, We Built Infrastructure That Connects.
The successful completion of the Kanchpur, Meghna and Gumti 2nd Bridges project reflects the value of international cooperation, engineering expertise, and a shared commitment to infrastructure development.
OSJI Joint Venture
Kanchpur • Meghna • Gumti
Project Completed Successfully
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OSJI Joint Venture
Construction of Kanchpur, Meghna & Gumti 2nd Bridges and Rehabilitation of Existing Bridges
Package No. PW-01
Client: Roads and Highways Department (RHD)
Development Partner: Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
Official Communication:
query@osji-jv.online
Project Status: COMPLETED
© OSJI Joint Venture. All rights reserved.
Recommended Homepage Design
For the visual design, I'd use a premium Japanese engineering / infrastructure aesthetic:
Colors: Deep navy, white, steel gray, with a restrained red accent inspired by Japan.
Hero: Full-width bridge photograph with a dark navy overlay.
Typography: Clean modern sans-serif with large bold headings.
Project Status: A prominent green/blue “COMPLETED” badge.
Project Highlights: 4–6 large statistic cards immediately below the hero.
Project Section: Three visual cards for Kanchpur / Meghna / Gumti.
Partners: Four clean logo/name cards.
Commitment: Six icon-based cards for Quality, Safety, Engineering Excellence, Collaboration, Sustainability, and Professionalism.
Communication Notice: Distinct light-gray or navy information panel near the bottom.
Footer: Minimal, corporate, and professional.
One important editorial point: your source content contains two different official email addresses — query.official@osji-jv.online and query@osji-jv.online. I used query@osji-jv.online in the homepage because your final “Official Communication Notice” identifies it as the official contact. You should verify which address is actually authoritative before publishing.