Railway & Bridge Specialists · Myanmar
engineering
what lasts.
Critical infrastructure built to international standards: railway bridges, steel spans, and structural works across Myanmar, delivered by one fully integrated contractor since 1996.
Est. 1996 — Yangon-headquartered, working across Myanmar's national rail and road network.
Who We Are
Three decades of
precision engineering.
May Modern Construction is Myanmar's leading specialist in railway and bridge infrastructure, with a fully integrated capability from steel fabrication to project completion.
Capabilities
What We Do
Portfolio
Featured Projects
How We Build
From workshop to
handover.
Built in our own workshop.
Steel cut, welded, and prepared to exact tolerances in-house, before it ever reaches a site — no external supplier dependency on critical path items.
Raised on site, Dala.
Korea-Myanmar Friendship Bridge — pylon construction underway, 2019, built for GS E&C and Myat Noe Thu Company Limited.
Handed over, connected.
The completed crossing links Dala Township to central Yangon — a landmark bilateral infrastructure project, engineered to last.
Why Choose Us
Myanmar's only fully
integrated bridge contractor.
Most contractors fabricate or construct; we do both, under one roof. Our integrated model eliminates the coordination risk and delays that come from splitting fabrication and site works.
Learn About UsIn-house Fabrication
We manufacture our own steel components, with no external supplier dependency on critical path items.
JV-Ready
Proven joint venture partner to Japan's top contractors, with international project management standards.
Railway Specialist
One of the few contractors with direct experience on live Myanmar Railways infrastructure.
Full Documentation
Complete as-built drawings, inspection records, and handover documentation on every project.
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next project?
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your project.
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Byain Yai O Sin Street,
Tamwe Township, Yangon, Myanmar