Construction Development Corporation Limited

BUILDING
THE NATION'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

We strive to be a reputed construction company that is modern, competitive and dynamic with commitment to quality and innovation

ANNOUNCEMENT

Leading By Example

Long held perceptions of the Bhutanese construction industry being incompetent, wasteful and dependent on foreign labour is shifting. Today, roads, bridges and other infrastructure are being planned, designed and built by Bhutanese. Bhutanese are erecting transmission systems and excavating hydropower tunnels, which for decades have been the domain of construction companies from outside.
Spearheading this change is the Construction Development Corporation Limited, a DHI company, which is delivering on projects, venturing into new areas and building national competency.

Promotion Ceremony

The Promotion Ceremony was held at the CDCL Head Office on July 6th.

Midterm Progress Review & Coordination Meeting 2020

Midterm Progress Review & Coordination Meeting 2020 was held at CDCL head office on 15 & 16 June 2020.

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Donation to Thimphu Thromde

To commemorate the 40th Birth Anniversary of His Majesty, CDCL donated five numbers of deep freezers for mortuary to Thimphu Thromde.

CDCL’s Book Launch

To commemorate the 40th Birth Anniversary of His Majesty, on 21st Feburary, CDCL successfully launched a book titled "Building The Nation's Construction Company."

Acting Chief Executive Officer for CDCL

Mr. Karma Gayley was appointed as the Acting Chief Executive Officer on 21st February, 2020.

National Order of Merit, Gold Medal, Khadar Ceremony

Recipient of national order of merit, Gold Medal awarded from His Majesty the King on 112th National Day to Chief Executive Officer of Construction Development Corporation Limited.

What We Did?

Bailey Bridges

Permanent Bridges

Hydro Projects

Transmission Lines

Township Development

Since our establishment we have been working towards leading the Bhutanese construction industry in setting construction standards in Bhutan. We believe that one of the ways to efficiently do so is to bring together construction practitioners and academics in a single forum to share ideas, knowledge, experiences and expertise. We have therefore, initiated the process by launching the “National Seminar on Construction Industry – Inspiring through Practice” which we hope to nurture it to be a CoE.