A steel bridge over a live waterway at the far eastern border
Al Fashaga Bridge — a steel truss bridge over a violent seasonal waterway in the Al Fashaga border area of Gedaref State, delivered at $1.7 million to reconnect strategic agricultural lands.
The project distills our field capability: a site on the border's edge, a channel that turns to flood in autumn, logistics built from zero — and today the bridge stands, carrying people and harvests.
Building piers inside an unforgiving seasonal channel: a short dry window, an autumn flood that sweeps away anything unfinished, and a border site far from any support.
All pier works compressed into the dry window with parallel fronts and continuous shifts; the steel structure pre-assembled for rapid erection; and a complete on-site camp eliminating supply runs.
Channel study and span calculation
Piers delivered within the dry window
Truss assembly and erection
Crossing slab and scour protection
Load testing and commissioning
If the United Nations accepted our handover, your project is in safe hands. Let's talk.
