Guizhou Transportation Planning Survey&Design Academe Co.,Ltd. (China)

Guizhou Transportation Planning Survey&Design Academe Co., Ltd. is a transportation planning and design company located in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, China. It was established in 1958 and underwent various transformations over the years. In 2017, it became the first survey and design company in the southwest region of China to be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The company's main business is in the field of highway engineering consulting and contracting. It has qualifications in survey and design, engineering consulting, planning, construction supervision, and more. Its services cover a wide range of industries, including highways, municipal projects, buildings, water transportation, and ecological environmental protection. The company also operates in new areas such as electric vehicle charging equipment manufacturing and operation, new energy, intelligent manufacturing, and new infrastructure. Guizhou Transportation Planning Survey&Design Academe Co., Ltd. has expertise in special bridge and tunnel design, geological survey, ecological environmental protection, and large-scale underground space applications. It has designed innovative projects such as the Tencent Guian Data Center, which is the first data center in the world to use tunnel storage equipment. The company has received recognition and awards for its projects, including the Gustav Lindenthal Award and the FIDIC Global Engineering Project Special Excellence Award. As of the end of 2021, the company had a workforce of 3,009 employees, including experts and engineers with various levels of qualifications. It has been consistently ranked among the top companies in Guizhou Province and the national engineering survey and design industry. Guizhou Transportation Planning Survey&Design Academe Co., Ltd. has a comprehensive qualification for engineering design and is capable of providing full-process consulting services in various fields of engineering construction. It has established multiple subsidiaries and branches in different regions of China and overseas, including Zambia, Kenya, and Laos, to expand its market presence and respond to the national "Belt and Road" strategy.