Myanma Shipyards Dong A Joint Venture Company Limited is arranging to hand over a multi-purpose vessel to its owner, Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems under Ministry of Transportation and Communications, on July 27, sources said. The company is building nine vessels and repairing four vessels at the present, according to the […]
Invitation to Open Tender for 5000 BHP, 65T ASD Tug Boat (2-units) , Myanma Port Authority, Closing Date 5 Mar 2019
February 5, 2019 by Thiha
Myanma Port Authority is planning to construct the following two vessels by foreign currency, USD (United States Dollar) only within for the 2018- 2019 and 2019-2020 fiscal years. Therefore, interested Tenderers are cordially invited to submit complete project proposal for the following project; Particular – 5000 BHP, 65T ASD Tug (2-units) Currency – USD Only […]
Filed Under: Tenders & Awards Tagged With: 2018-2019 fiscal year, 2019-2020 fiscal year, foreign currency, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Myanma Port Authority, open tender, USD, Vessels
Star High Asia Pacific granted dredging rights in Yangon River
May 29, 2018 by Thiha
YANGON- The Star High Asia Pacific Company had been given a five-year green light to begin mega dredging project in Yangon River, says Myanma Port Authority. While vessels requiring nine meters depth of water were allowed to pass through the Yangon River, most vessels had to wait for the rising tide as the water way […]
Two catamarans from Australia arrive for Yangon Water Bus service
August 18, 2017 by Thiha
The vessels arrived Tuesday at Yangon’s Nanthidar Jetty for government inspection, according to the official Facebook page of Yangon Water Bus service which is owned and operated by the Tint Tint Myanmar Company. The K37 billion Yangon Water Bus project will run along the Yangon River, the Hlaing River, the Nga Moe Yeik creek and […]
Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: Anypay card system, Australia, Botahtaung Township, chairman, Daw Tint Tint Lwin, Fares, government inspection, Hlaing River, Insein Township, Nawarat dock, North Dagon township, Nyaungdan, Pazundaung creek, port terminals, Seikkyi Khanaungto Township, Thailand, Thanlyin Township, the Nga Moe Yeik Creek, Tint Tint Myanmar Company, Two catamarans, Vessels, Yangon River, Yangon Water Bus service, Yangon’s Nanthidar Jetty
Sule Port premier port of Myanmar
August 4, 2017 by Thiha
Sule Port, the nation’s busiest sea port for rice, handles an average of 1.3 million metric tons of imports and 600,000 metric tons of export, annually. A total of 49,801 metric tons of rice were exported to foreign countries via Sule Port in current financial year. Sule is a major transit point for cement, timber […]
Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: African Markets, cement, export, foreign countries, Imports, major transit, Myanmar, over sea routes, rice, Sea Port, ships, steel, Sule Port, Timber, Vessels, warehouses
Upgrading the Rangoon Commute: Bus Rapid Transport
March 23, 2016 by thiha
RANGOON – Two young women with metal milk cans run for the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) after hurriedly arriving at downtown Rangoon’s Lanmadaw Township station; the BRT bus had arrived minutes earlier and was pulling away from the stop. The driver gestures for them to proceed, where he waits. At peak hour, commuting to and […]
Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: 22, BRT, Burma, Bus Rapid Transport, Central Supervisory Committee, Dr Maung Aung, Hlaing Township, Hlegu, Hlegu township, Hmawbi, Hmawbi Townships, htauk kyant, Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, Ko Zaw, Lanmadaw Township, MaHtaTha, Mingaladon, Mingaladon Township, Motor Vehicles, Oakkyin, Pegu, Pegu Division, Pyay Road, Rangoon, Tikegyi, Vessels, Wai Wai, Yangon Bus Public Company, Yangon City Development Committee
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