Beta Road and Bridge Materials - Beta Investment And Consultant Construction Joint Stock Company
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Imported Materials
Company Introduction
| ✯ Over 386 completed projects | ✯ Over 1234 engineers and workers | ✯ Over 2468 finished projects |
CORE PRODUCTS:
1. Imported Road and Bridge Materials:
− Permeable spiral drainage pipes/flexible pipes, spiral mesh pipes, etc.
− Rubber-steel expansion joints, prestressed anchors, anti-collision barriers, impact dampers, etc.
− Geotechnical grids, fiberglass geogrids, PCA Geocell geotextiles, etc.
Notably, Beta is a pioneer enterprise in the development of permeable drainage systems on bridges, with the capacity to supply almost all nationwide projects. We are the exclusive distributor of the world-renowned Korean permeable spiral drainage pipes.
2. Domestic Road and Bridge Materials:
− Traffic safety equipment: Lighting systems, warning signs, delineator posts, etc.
− Manhole covers, drainage grates, etc.
☞ With products imported from industrially advanced countries such as the USA, UK, France, Japan, and China, along with reputable domestic units, we take pride in being trusted by many contractors for projects such as:
◊ Upgrading and expanding National Highway 5
◊ Construction of Hanois Ring Road 3
◊ Upgrading and expanding National Highway 1A from Thanh Tri to Bac Giang, etc.
Partners: Vinh Hung, Vinaconex, Viglacera, etc.
