China Civil Engineering Construction

China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation ( CCECC ) is a Chinese construction company that operates mainly in railway construction. The company was installed by the State Council of the People's Republic of China on June 1, 1979, is now 100 - percent subsidiary of China Railway Construction ( CRCC ).

History

The foundation was owed ​​to the contract to build the TAZARA, a task that could not have been until now companies operating in China can handle. Construction of the 1860 km long, Pan-African railway between Tanzania and Zambia began in 1970 and was in 1975, two years ahead of schedule, completed.

For the approval of the establishment of the CCECC the State Economic and Trade Commission and the Ministry of Railways Tiědàobù were responsible. A renaming and restructuring as well as the connection to the China Railway Construction Group on 26 December 1996. 2000 was the separation of responsibility for the Ministry of Railways towards the Ministry of Economy. CCECC has since access to the resources of nearly 200 Chinese enterprises and is able to participate in major international tenders. Since 2006 there has been an agreement on cooperation with the Nigerian Railway Company Nigerian Railway Corporation, out of which the construction of a 1000 kilometer long railway line was decided. Other comparable foreign activities were held in Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates and Botswana.