Structo Nepal Pvt

The Structo Nepal is the pioneer company in Nepal in river ferry technology. The successful launching of the very first ferry over Bheri River in Surkhet District has enabled this Company to be the only ferry manufacturer in the Kingdom of Nepal. ince then, the Company has installed 13 more ferries on turnkey basis including design over various riv... ers all over Nepal. The loading capacity of these ferries range from 20 to 30 metric tons. During the trade embargo imposed by India in 1988-89, these ferries were the only modes of transportation linking Far Western part of Nepal with the rest of the country. These ferries were able to transport thousands of tones of food, medicine and other development materials required for the economic sustainability of the Far West. We also take great pride in informing that with support from the Solid Waste Management Project under the Ministry of Housing and Physical Planning and GTZ/Nepal, we became the first company in Nepal to produce skips (containers) and garbage processing and disposalfacilities. These activities have enabled the Company to enhance its activities in the field of Solid Waste Management also. The Company's Engineer, Mr. Chuda Bahadur Basnet helped Helvetas Nepal, (previously within SATA) to produce a manual with standard designs for different types and different spans of suspension and suspended bridges for His Majesty's Government of Nepal. Most of the suspension bridges initiated and financed by the District Panchayat of Solukhumbu Region has been designed and fabricated by our Company. The fabrication and installation of the girder-bridge on the Prithvi Highway at Malekhu was completed within 4 months and our Company was commended on its efficiency at the time. The fabrication of radial barrage gates at Sunkoshi for the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) with Hetauda Engineering Works was also considered as commendable jobs this Company did in the past in support of the country's development plan. With the moral and professional support from ...Read More