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Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Brief

Issue 50, 29 November 2017

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IN THIS ISSUE DCA invites EOIs for Muse Airport Expressions of interests invited for the PPP project near the China border less than a month after the airport was announced Launch held for airport fuel depot National Energy Puma Aviation Services’ new fuel depot increases Yangon International’s fuel storage capacity by over 400% Mandalay dry port project making steady progress The project, jointly developed by Kerry Logistics and Resources Group Logistics, is about 50% complete DWIR to begin charting Ayeyarwady River Chinese firm eyeing Mandalay-Muse railway Manipur and Myanmar discuss trade promotion and transport connectivity Myanmar and Japan discuss potential flyover project Bagan-Siem Reap flight talks resurface after Myanmar-Cambodia MoU Chief minister discusses electric rail in new city Suzuki plans to produce two new models at Thilawa plant Twante Canal development project to begin next fiscal year Domestic airline suspends operations for two weeks New South Okkalapa-North Okkalapa bridge 100% open Potential Manaung project would prioritise airport, roads and port Myanmar-French partnership to upgrade Yangon bus-stops Initial work on circular railway upgrade begins Yangon Region conducting feasibility studies for ports downstream Myanmar and Nepal discuss direct flights Construction underway on road in northern Kachin Mandalay-Pyin Oo Lwin road developer must resubmit work programme Chin State chief minister: infrastructure key to attracting investment YBS operator plans to add five new lines in 2018 Silting near Pakokku disrupts river trade

THIS WEEK’S NEW TENDERS

EOIs invited for Muse Airport and Supply of asphalt in Naypyitaw

Supply of reinforced steel bars in Rakhine State

Transport of cement in northern Shan State

Supply of premium diesel in Sagaing and Supply of Toyota Hilux for DRD

Supply of materials for MR and Supply of various equipment for IWUMD

Civil works for tertiary roads and culverts in Mandalay

Supply of asphalt in Kale

NEWS ANALYSIS DATA TENDERS COMPANIES

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TRANSPORT NUMBER OF THE WEEK

50%

The Sai Din Bridge in northern Rakhine State is

50% complete according to the Department of Bridges

under the Ministry of Construction.

The bridge broke ground in

December 2016 and will link Ponnagyun and Buthidaung.

It is one of five bridges in

the area expected to finish construction in March 2018.

CALENDAR

Myanbuild 2017

Asia Infrastructure 2018

Retail, Distribution & Logistics Forum

THIS WEEK’S NEW DATA

Weekly fuel retail and import prices, October-November

Trade statistics

Air DCA invites EOIs for Muse Airport The Aerodrome Standards & Safety Division under the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) invites local-foreign consortiums to submit expressions of interest (EOI) for the financing, construction, management of the planned Muse Airport in northern Shan State. Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications U Kyaw Myo announced in late October that the Muse Airport would be developed under a public-private partnership (PPP) model. The call for EOIs comes less than a month after U Kyaw Myo announced the plans for Muse Airport, which came at the 25 October session of the lower house of parliament. EOI documents are available between 27 November and 1 December. The deadline for EOI submission is 15 December. The project ultimately aims to increase domestic transport connectivity and boost trade between Myanmar and China. The ministry has been keen on developing an airport in the Myanmar-China border town for some time now. It conducted joint surveys on potential sites with the Ministry of Construction in 2008 and 2010, though concerns over improper terrain and weak air currents nixed any plans. A subsequent proposal to develop an airport at the earmarked site under a PPP was sent to the Economics Committee of the Union Government and was provisionally approved in June 2013. Muse Airport will be constructed at a site 9.6 km (6 miles) south of Muse, situated north of Kaung Bwe village and west of the Lashio-Muse road (National Highway 3).

The DCA previously estimated the airport will take five years to construct. It joins the Heho, Kawthaung and Mawlamyine airports on the list of regional airports recently tendered out for upgrade and construction works through PPPs. If the projects move forward, they would become the country’s first regional airports to be privately operated. The DCA told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor the department received eight EOIs for Heho, eight EOIs for Kawthaung and four EOIs for Mawlamyine. For more details on the Muse Airport EOI, please click here. Air Launch held for airport fuel depot National Energy Puma Aviation Services (NEPAS) held an opening ceremony for its new fuel depot at Yangon International Airport on 20 November. The new depot increases fuel storage capacity from 1,200 to 6,200 cubic metres at the airport.

This improves the security of supply to the airport and allows the firm to operate a forthcoming hydrant line at a high capacity throughput, a Puma Energy official said.

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The depot has been built to EI 1540 and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. Engineering teams from around the world were involved, but the spokesperson said that while the project was supported internationally by the company’s expertise, “in the vast majority it was designed and built by Myanmar engineers and construction teams and this is something that we are all very proud of”. National Energy Puma Aviation Services is the Myanma Petroleum Product Enterprise’s (MPPE) first joint venture, with MPPE holding 51% and Puma Energy the remaining 49%.

The JV was announced in December 2014, following a tender. The firm held a small opening ceremony for the new depot at Yangon International in Yangon's Mingaladon township on 20 November. It was attended by NEPAS company members, as well as airline and Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) officials. In addition to the facility at the Yangon airport, it operates at another 10 airports in the country. The spokesperson said that NEPAS currently has no further hard infrastructure plans at the other airports, but the firm has already upgraded existing infrastructure to international standards at all its locations.

Yangon International is Myanmar’s busiest airport and main international gateway. The airport welcomed its 2017’s five millionth passenger on 14 November and expects a total of 5.9m passengers in 2017, representing a 9% growth on 5.45m passengers in 2016. About two-thirds of its passengers were international travellers, and 70% from within Asia, statistics from airport operator Pioneer Aerodrome show. Puma Energy in Myanmar In addition to its stake in NEPAS, Puma Energy is the majority owner of Puma Energy Asia Sun, which owns and operates a large fuel terminal to the southeast of Yangon. Puma Energy Asia Sun is also working to build a domestic distribution and retail network, and is considering another terminal at Mandalay. Logistics Mandalay dry port project making steady progress Construction on a dry port in Mandalay is 75% complete, according to Myawaddy Daily. Works began in July 2016, with the project estimated to finish by April 2018. A lease agreement for the 75-acre site in Myitnge, south of Mandalay, was finalised in April with Myanma Railways.. The site is next to the Myitnge railway station and National Highway #1. The build-operate-transfer (BOT) project is being joint-developed by Myanmar company Resources Group Logistics and KLN (Singapore), a subsidiary of Hong Kong-based Kerry Logistics.




The site is divided into two sections, with Resources Group Logistics developing the 32-acre Section A and Kerry Logistics developing the 43-acre Section B. The project is being implemented with a total investment of $40m. Dry Ports are inland logistics centres linked to one or more modes of transport for the handling, storage and regulatory inspection for goods involved in international trade and customs control. Kerry Logistics told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor the 75% completion reported by Myawaddy Daily is an overestimation, though the progress is close to that level of completion. Although both the Yangon and Mandalay dry ports have yet to finish construction, Kerry Resources Transport, a joint venture between the two developers, began operating a container train between Mandalay’s Paliek station and Yangon’s Wardan station on 4 August, the company says. The train runs every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Other Dry Ports The government intends to develop eight dry ports across Myanmar by 2020. Other than Yangon and Mandalay, other potential locations reportedly include Muse, Tamu, Mawlamyine, Monywa, Myawady, Bago and Pyay. Dry ports in Yangon and Mandalay will be implemented first. Yangon Kerry Logistics and Resources Group Logistics were awarded the right to construct a similar dry port in Yangon’s East Dagon township, near the Ywathargyi train station along National Highway #2.

The 80-acre site will also be implemented with a total investment of $40m. Both companies will each develop a 40-acre section. The Yangon dry port currently lags behind the Mandalay dry port in development, Kerry Logistics told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor. The company says it will develop the Mandalay dry port first before it focuses on the Yangon dry port project. Myawady Though little to no progress has been made on dry port developments outside of Yangon and Mandalay, there have been talks regarding a potential 100-acre dry port near Myawady, Kayin State. Myawady is the main hub for border trade between Myanmar and Thailand. A project plan was reportedly slated to be drafted by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), though issues with the potential project site have delayed any planning. Muse In 2016, there was a preliminary proposal for a dry port near Muse at the Myanmar-China border. Local company First Golden Dragon Company was keen on developing a 210-acre dry port that would cater specifically to trucks, as Muse is not connected to Myanmar’s rail network. Complications securing land from local landowners has prevented the project from moving past preliminary planning.




Water DWIR to begin charting Ayeyarwady River The Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement to River Systems (DWIR) will soon commence charting operations on the Mandalay-Nyaung-U stretch of the Ayeyarwady River in an effort to improve navigation on the river. Two vessels purchased using loans from the World Bank will be used to chart the 200 km (124 miles) stretch to learn the underwater landscape, DWIR official U Aung Myo Khaing was quoted as saying in Eleven Myanmar. U Win Hlaing, project director for the Ayeyarwady River Basin Management (AIRBM) project, told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor the charting is a component of AIRBM. Charting and navigation development between Mandalay and Nyaung-U will require $37.8m, he added. AIRBM is a World Bank-funded project which aims to create an integrated management and development plan for the Ayeyarwady River Basin. The $100m World Bank loan was approved in December 2014. DWIR invited consulting firms to bid on preparing investment programs, engineering designs and procurement support plans for AIRBM last month. The deadline to submit an expression of interest (EOI) is 30 November. New nautical charts signalling water depths and obstructions will be created using GPS and new navigation equipment, U Win Hlaing claims. The project director says ship drivers will be able to operate during both the day and night once the new maps are finished.

DWIR staff are reportedly being trained to use new GPS devices, measuring equipment and charting software. Areas with heavy traffic will also be evaluated, says U Aung Myo Khaing.

The Ayeayarwady River from Mandalay to Nyaung-U currently faces significant silting in some pockets, especially near Pakokku, 20 km (12.5 miles) upstream from Nyaung-U. Vessels using the city’s river port have faced difficulty docking since early November, forcing some ships to dock in the middle of the river. Problems such as silting will be addressed during the later stages of AIRBM says U Win Hlaing. Rail Chinese firm eyeing Mandalay-Muse railway An unnamed Chinese firm has recently held discussions with the Ministry of Construction regarding the implementation of a new railway linking Mandalay and Muse. The two parties have met twice over the past six months, Ministry of Construction permanent second-secretary U Tin Maung Oo was quoted as saying in a 24 November 7 Day Daily article. Joint-studies are now underway to determine the economic feasibility of the potential railway, he added.




It is unclear if the discussions have centred on only a Lashio-Muse track or an entirely new Mandalay-Muse railway. The article in the 7 Day Daily implied that a new Mandalay-Muse railway would be developed rather than only a new link from Lashio to Muse, though Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor could not confirm this at the time of writing. The Northern Shan State Railway currently runs from Mandalay Central Station to Lashio, the nearest rail link to Muse. Lashio is located about 175 km (109 miles) south of Muse. The railway does not meet international standards for rail freight as it is only 3 ft wide. The railway proposed by the Chinese company would reportedly be 4 ft wide. The Myanmar government will not directly award the project rights to the Chinese company if the project moves forward, U Tin Maung Oo said. The Chinese firm will be required to bid against other companies. Muse is the main cross-border gate for trade between China and Myanmar. Located in northern Shan State, trade value through the border crossing was nearly $2bn the first half of this fiscal year. The potential railway would be one of a few improved or new transport connections proposed for the Myanmar-China border town. A new Muse airport project south of the city was recently announced by the Ministry of Construction, with the Department of Civil Aviation inviting expressions of interest for the project on 23 November. The airport will be implemented through a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement.

Additionally, Oriental Highway won the rights to upgrade the Mandalay-Muse highway, Myanmar’s main road connection with China, from a two-lane road into a four-lane highway. There are frequent traffic jams on the road between Kutkai and Namphatka. The project is estimated to finish in 2019 or 2020. The government is also keen on developing a new rail connection to Muse due to the country’s development of dry ports and the proposed Kyaukphyu SEZ in Rakhine State. The government hopes to develop eight dry ports across Myanmar, with some underway. A dry port in Mandalay being developed by Hong Kong-based Kerry Logistics and Myanmar's Resources Group Logistics is reportedly about 70% complete, while a potential Muse dry port has been discussed. The government hopes the dry ports, possibly with bonded warehouses, will better facilitate trade with Myanmar’s neighbours. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a railway from Kyaukphyu to Yunnan was signed between Myanmar and China in 2011, though the agreement expired in 2014 with no apparent progress made. Trade Manipur and Myanmar discuss trade promotion and transport connectivity Myanmar-India joint-committee for border trade promotion A Myanmar-India joint-committee focused on increasing border trade will soon be organised by government officials and civilian entities from both countries. Officials from the Tamu Border Traders Association recently met with Manipur chief minister Nongthombam Biren Singh, who agreed to form the joint-committee.




The committee will reportedly be responsible for any problems concerning border trade relations and government transparency, Tamu Border Trade Association secretary U Khin Maung Tin was quoted as saying in a 26 November Daily Eleven article. India’s northeast state of Manipur is one of the main focal points for India’s “Act East” policy, which is structured to promote trade links with ASEAN and increase regional influence. Manipur shares a 247-mile (398 km) border with Myanmar, running along both Sagaing Region and Chin State. The Moreh-Tamu crossing on the Manipur-Sagaing Region border is the main trade gate between the two countries. The value of border trade between Myanmar and India was about $88m during the 2016-17 fiscal year, according to trade data. This fiscal year has seen a sharp decrease in Myanmar-India border trade due in part to India’s decision to impose import restrictions in August on Myanmar black beans, mung beans and pigeon peas. Myanmar exports nearly all its bean and pulses to India. Myanmar-India border trade value this fiscal year through early November is about $41m. Border trade occurs at Tamu along the Sagaing Region-Manipur border and Rih at the Chin State-Mizoram border. Manipur-Mandalay bus service Manipur chief minister Nongthombam Biren Singh also recently stated his government is taking steps toward creating a bus service between Myanmar and the Manipur capital of Imphal, which is located about 71 miles (115 km) northwest of the Moreh-Tamu border crossing.

The chief minister announced the plans on 27 November at the two-day Inter-Regional Media Interaction Programme in Imphal, according to a 28 November Mizzima report. The bus service would link Imphal to Mandalay, the chief minister said. India’s government has approved the proposal and discussions will be carried out with private operators, he added. A new visa-free policy between Myanmar and India was agreed upon in September during Prime Minster Narendra Modi’s visit to Myanmar. The change is expected to result in increase in tourism and greater demand for improved transport connectivity between the two countries. Road Myanmar and Japan discuss potential flyover project The Ministry of Construction claims a large flyover project in Yangon supported by Japan may break ground in 2020. Discussions with the Japanese government are ongoing, while studies to determine the ideal width and capacity of the road are underway, the ministry’s permanent secretary U Win Tint reportedly stated at a ceremony celebrating the 131st anniversary of Ministry of Construction’s Public Works Department. Preliminary designs of the flyover have it linking the Botahtaung Road-Strand Road junction to North Okkalapa township, passing through Thingangyun and South Okkalapa townships, according to The Voice Daily. The project reportedly has a housing project tied to the flyover, though Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor could not confirm this at the time of writing.




Yangon began introducing new flyovers in 2012, hoping to reduce the ever-growing congestion throughout the city. Five years on, many have criticised the strategy believing it has done little to improve Yangon’s traffic flow. In November 2016, Yangon Region Minister for Electricity, Industry and Transport Daw Nilar Kyaw announced Japanese traffic engineers would analyse the Hledan flyover to determine why the surrounding area has remained heavily congested following its opening. The proposed flyover would be significantly longer than any other flyover located in Yangon. There are currently seven flyovers in Yangon:

Air Bagan-Siem Reap flight talks resurface after Myanmar-Cambodia MoU Cambodia and Myanmar have signed a memorandum of understanding to implement a tourism integration plan following a year of speculation over possible direct flights between Bagan and Siem Reap, home to the famous Angkor Wat temple complex. Cambodia’s Tourism Minister Thong Khon, and Myanmar’s Minister of Hotel and Tourism U Ohn Maung signed the agreement on 18 November during the first annual International Cambodia Travel Mart in Siem Reap, according to Khmer Times.

The MoU focuses on creating a single Angkor Wat-Bagan tourist site, Tith Chanta, secretary of state of Cambodia’s Tourism Ministry, reportedly said. Officials from both countries formed a working group committee earlier this year aiming to implement a tourism integration plan. The committee held its first meeting in July. Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor notes an agreement on the tourism integration plan was originally expected to be signed at the upcoming ASEAN Tourism Forum in January 2018, per previous reports. “We will also work to create direct flights from Bagan to Siem Reap,” Tith Chanta added. The only direct flight service between Myanmar and Cambodia at present is an Emirates operated Yangon-Phnom Penh route that was launched earlier this year in July. The airline previously expressed interested in developing a Bagan-Siem Reap flight, the state-run Myawady Daily reported in March. At present, tourists interested in visiting both Angkor Wat and Bagan must transit at least twice before reaching their final destination via flight. A 27 November article in The Myanmar Times claimed Myanmar National Airlines will begin a direct flight service between Bagan’s Nyaung-U Airport and Cambodia’s Siem Reap, home of the famous Angkor Wat, in April 2018. “We are still discussing flying as a scheduled charter flight with Myanmar National Airlines that would be operated three days a week. But it depends on tourist demand,” Union of Myanmar Travel Association chairman U Thet Lwin Toh was quoted as saying in the article.



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MNA CEO Captain U Than Tun told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor that a start date such as April 2018 had yet to be chosen, and if such a service were to launch it would most likely be operated as a chartered flight. Charter flights are non-scheduled flights where all seats in the aircraft are paid for by a single individual, organisation or company. A chartered flight operated by MNA could gauge market demand for the international route before the potential Nyaung-U Airport upgrade, which would aim to allow the airport to accommodate international aircraft and a higher volume of flights, is implemented. Both governments are currently collaborating on studies to determine the feasibility of a direct flight service linking Bagan and Siem Reap, though any implementation of an Angkor-Bagan tourism integration plan with an international airline would require Myanmar to upgrade Nyaung-U Airport, the gateway to Bagan, or build a nearby airport in order to accommodate international aircrafts. A joint-feasibility study between the Department of Civil Aviation and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is ongoing and should finish in December or January. Nyaung-U upgrade discussions have caused numerous headaches due to disagreements over the northern section of the site. The Department of Historical Research previously declared that the northern section is a part of the Bagan Archaeological Area and cannot be altered. A potential alternative would be a massive upgrade to the Pakokku Airport in Magway Region located about 20 miles (32 km) north of Nyaung-U Airport.

Myanmar and India announced in September that they are planning to undertake a bi-lateral feasibility study on a potential upgrade to the Pakokku airport. Rail Chief minister discusses electric rail in new city Local firm Shwe Yadanar Aung met with Yangon Region chief minister U Phyo Min Thein to discuss above and below-ground electric trains in Yangon, according to his Facebook page. Various plans have been drafted for improved train service in Yangon, though the difficulty of securing funding and building such projects has meant the proposals have remained on the drawing board – with the exception of planned upgrades to the Yangon circle line. The discussions between Shwe Yadanar Aung and the government appear to be at a very early stage. Myanma Railway Region Seven general manager U Zaw Lwin said the company has not submitted any plans to the department, though there are other government agencies which may have received plans, according to an article in Pyi Myanmar. The article reported the project is to be in Twante township, which is across the Yangon river to the southwest of the city. This location means it is likely linked with the Yangon southwest new city project. The article said the region government expected to add three miles of railway within the Yangon southwest new city, with a budget to come in the 2018-19 fiscal year. Twante township parliamentary representative Dr Kyaw Zin Oo said Twante would be the first place in Myanmar with an electric train, if it indeed moves ahead.




A joint venture between the Ministry of Transport and Communications and Japan-based West Corporation implemented an electric tram on Strand Road in early 2016. However, the trial run only lasted six months before the service ceased operations due to low passenger volumes and issues with electricity supply.

Shwe Yadanar Aung Shwe Yadanar Aung was registered in June 2010, but appears to have not done much business since then. DICA records show its address is on New University Avenue Road in Bahan township. Its managing director is U Kyaw Myo Shein @ Kyan Kway Chin, though he appears to not have an NRC number. His only other appearance in DICA’s records is as managing director of Royal Yoma Service, another company which appears to have done minimal business in Myanmar.

Road Suzuki plans to produce two new models at Thilawa plant Japanese auto-maker Suzuki will manufacture two new models of passenger vehicles at its new Thilawa assembly plant set to commence operations in 2018. A representative from Suzuki Myanmar told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor the company will begin moving into the Thilawa plant on 15 December. The models are the Ciaz, a four-door sedan, and the Ertiga, a seven-seat minivan, will both be introduced to the market when the plant opens, according to a 23 November article in Myanmar Business Today. Both models will be assembled using the complete knock-down (CKD) and semi knock-down (SKD) methods, Suzuki Myanmar was quoted as saying in the article. The Ciaz is currently assembled in Thailand, Indonesia, India and China, while the Ertiga is assembled in Malaysia, Indonesia and India. The article claims Suzuki’s Ciaz, Ertiga and Carry trucks will be priced at Ks24.7m ($18,300), Ks23.1m ($17,110) and Ks8.1m ($6,000), respectively. In Myanmar, Suzuki currently assembles about 20 vehicles per day at its plant in the South Dagon Industrial Zone. That plant will continue to operate once the Thilawa plant opens, though the South Dagon plant will only assemble Carry trucks, the company’s well-known white mini-trucks. The Japanese auto-maker began exporting its mini-trucks assembled in Myanmar to Laos earlier this year through its Laotian distributor KP3G & Nomura Trading.




Suzuki originally entered the Myanmar market in 1999. It produced automobiles and motorcycles before it eventually ceasing operations after the company’s licence expired. It restarted operations in 2013 with a new licence. Fellow Japanese auto-maker Toyota has also explored the possibility of investing in an assembly plant at Thilawa, though the company has been hesitant to make significant investments in Myanmar due to the auto market’s lack of economies of scale, the company says. Water Twante Canal development project to begin next fiscal year The Twante Canal development project will not begin until the 2018-2019 fiscal year according to Twante township parliament member (MP) U Nay Naing Oo. Government officials originally hoped to break ground on the project in late 2017, per previous reports. The project will consist of major upgrades to the canal’s embankment walls in an effort to the protect the canal from erosion and flood damage. “The embankment’s edges frequently collapse along the canal in recent years even as the canal’s maintenance has improved in recent years,” U Nay Naing Oo was quoted as saying in a 24 November Myawady Daily report. Seven different locations along the canal in Dala and Twante townships have experienced embankment collapses. Furthermore, the government believes upgrades to the canal will improve inland water transport and help boost economic development.

Financing will come from a $60m South Korean loan, according to previous reports. The loan reportedly has a term of 40 years, with 0.01% interest payments each year beginning after 15 years. The 35 km (22 miles) Twante Canal links the Ayeyarwady River with Yangon, providing a short waterway form the commercial capital to the delta region. It originally opened in the 1880s during British rule. Air Domestic airline suspends operations for two weeks Domestic airline Asian Wings Airways temporarily suspended all operations between 16 November and 27 November according to the company. Asian Wings Airway’s ATR 72 fleet required upgrades and repairs, says U Ye Htut Aung, the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) deputy director. It currently has a fleet of two ATR 72-500s. The airline’s limited fleet and tight time schedule most likely resulted in the airline carrying out upgrades on the entire fleet at once rather than offering limited services while repairing one aircraft at a time. Established in 2010, Asian Wings Airways has operated services to 19 different domestic locations since 2011. It is thought to have ties to U Tay Za, whose conglomerate Htoo Group owns Air Bagan. However, both airlines have denied links.




The airline nearly sold a 49% stake in the company to Japanese airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) in 2013-2014, though ANA eventually pulled out of the deal due to concerns regarding increased competition in the Myanmar airline industry. From 16 to 27 November, Asian Wings Airways briefly joined three other domestic airlines with suspended operations. Apex Airlines, Air Mandalay and Air Bagan have all indefinitely suspended services due to financial hardships. Some Asian Wings Airways routes resumed normal service on 27 November, company representatives were quoted as saying in both The Voice and Daily Eleven.

Representatives said routes to Yangon, Nyaung-U, Mandalay, Tachileik, Lashio, Kyaukphyu and Heho would resume. However, services to Monywa, Homalin, Myikyina, Bhamo and Kengtung would remain suspended. Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor notes services to Nyaung-U appear yet to resume. Myanmar National Airlines (MNA) increased its number of Monywa-Homalin flights per week after Asian Wings Airways suspended the route earlier this year.

Road New South Okkalapa-North Okkalapa bridge 100% open A bridge linking Yangon’s South Okkalapa and North Dagon townships is open for vehicle traffic after construction finished in October. Although the bridge was 100% complete in October, only pedestrians have been allowed to use the bridge over the past month. Vehicles can cross the bridge from 29 November onwards, according to various state-run newspapers. The bridge spans Nga Moe Yeik Creek to connect South Okkalapa’s Thitsar Road to North Dagon’s Ngar Man Aung Pagoda Road. Myat Noe Thu Construction developed the bridge under the supervision of Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC), breaking ground in April this year. The company was formed by retired engineers from the Ministry of Construction, and mainly focuses on road and bridge construction in Yangon, Mandalay and Sagaing Regions. Ks5.2bn ($3.8m) from the Yangon Region government budget financed construction. The two-lane bridge is 918 ft (280 metres) in length, 38 ft (11.5 metres) in width and a clearance of 18 ft (5.5 metres). To the south, a bridge linking Thaketa and Pazundaung townships is currently under construction with support from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The bridge is slated to finish construction works in 2018.




Water Potential Manaung project would prioritise airport, roads and port Officials from First Myanmar Investment (FMI) and Manaung Public Company (MPC) met with the Rakhine State government on 28 November to discuss the companies’ proposed resort project on Manuang Island, according to a Facebook post made by Rakhine State chief minister U Nyi Pu. FMI and MPC’s teams presented the latest project plan to the government officials, claiming the investment will prioritise infrastructure projects on the island such as upgrades to the port, airport, roads, sewage and electricity, the post said. Moreover, FMI claims initiatives will be undertaken to develop the island’s agriculture and tourism industries. The regional government will discuss specific details and implementation strategies before it presents the plan to the Union government, U Nyi Pu’s post read. The Irrawaddy previously reported on 25 November that the Rakhine State parliament will decide the fate of the Manaung Island tourism development project only after the FMI and MPC explain their plans at parliament. The Manaung Island Development project is a joint venture between Yangon-based conglomerate First Myanmar Investment (FMI) and the Manaung Public Company. The two established a JV in October 2016 intending to develop Manaung as a holiday destination. FMI reportedly holds an 85% stake in the JV. On 26 October 2017, the companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Rakhine State government for the project.

Manaung island is a remote island located south of Kyaukphyu township. It is slightly smaller than the size of Singapore.

Road Myanmar-French partnership to upgrade Yangon bus-stops A joint venture between First Myanmar Investment (FMI) and French company JCDecaux Asia have won the right to upgrade 250 bus-stops throughout Yangon, according to the Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC). The upgrades will aim to produce international bus stops and advertising systems in some of Yangon’s high-traffic areas. Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor notes YCDC originally invited bids in February for the right to upgrade the stops. According to a 24 Myawaddy Daily article, a total of five companies submitted bids: FMI-JCDecaux Asia joint venture Myanmar Ganad Advertising Master Ad Myanmar Media 7 Japan Carton Box Myanmar Ganad Advertising, along with the FMI-JC Decaux Asia joint venture, were tentatively selected in May.




The FMI-JC Decaux joint venture was eventually awarded the rights to the project. Ganad Advertising is a Malaysian company that specialises in outdoor media such as billboards. FMI is one of Myanmar's largest public companies and was the first listing on the Yangon Stock Exchange (YSX) in March 2016. The company’s core businesses are in financial services, real estate development, health care and tourism, though it has several other business interests. It is a subsidiary of Serge Pun & Associates. JCDecaux Asia is based in Singapore and is the Asia Pacific branch of the JCDecaux Group, the world’s largest outdoor media company. The company is known for its bus-stop advertising systems. Bus-stops on Pyay, Kabaraye Pagoda, Bayintnaung, Lan Thit, Khayaypin and Baho Roads will be prioritised. There are currently about 2,00 bus-stops in all of Yangon. Rail Initial work on circular railway upgrade begins Yangon Circular Railway’s daily operations have been unaffected as preliminary upgrade works finally begun this week, according to Myanma Railways. Work such as placing rails and concrete sleepers along the track at designated project sites and heaping track ballast have been carried out smoothly, Myanma Railways region seven general manager U Zaw Lwin was quoted as saying in Daily Eleven.

The general manager has been the state-owned enterprise’s main representative to the media leading up to the implementation process of the Yangon Circular Railway upgrade. The upgrade on the eastern half of the railway was expected to commence in October, though delays due complications with contractors and cost estimations postponed the target start date, an official from Myanma Railways told Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor in October. Upgrades are set to eventually begin first on the Danyingon-Paywetseikkon stretch of the eastern half of the railway, taking four months, after which work will take place on the Paywetseikkon-Pazungdaung-Yangon Central Railway Station section for four months. Two markets near Thamine and Danyingon Stations will be forced to relocate to clear way for a new Thamine market set to be constructed on a 450 ft x 70 ft plot owned by Myanma Railways, per previous reports. The western half of the rail is currently scheduled to be upgraded from October 2018 to May 2019, beginning at the Danyingon-Insein segment. Water Yangon Region conducting feasibility studies for ports downstream Yangon Region chief minister U Phyo Min Thein claims the regional government is conducting feasibility studies centred on extending the city’s ports to the mouth of the Yangon River. Chief Minister U Phyo Min Thein made the claim on 24 November at the 12th regular meeting between the Private Sector Development Committee (PSDC) and Myanmar entrepreneurs.




The meeting was held at the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI). “Yangon ports have been impacted by river changes as they are constructed in the colonial era. This is why Yangon ports have been extended to Thilawa and now studies are being conducting to extend ports to mouth of Yangon River,” the chief minister was quoted as saying in Eleven Myanmar and Daily Eleven on 25 November. The expansion of Yangon ports will be carried out with recommendations from international maritime experts and organisations, he added. The depth of the Yangon River prevents larger ships from calling at Yangon’s group of downtown ports. Myanmar International Terminals, Thilawa (MITT), located 25 km downstream from Yangon, is able to accommodate larger vessels with a deeper draft relative to the downtown ports, though it still has its own constraints. Yangon’s ports currently handle about 80-85% of the country’s seaborne cargo, according to recent estimates. They handled a total of 1,057,88 containers the 2016-2017 fiscal year – 519,782 inbound containers and 538,160 outbound.

Air Myanmar and Nepal discuss direct flights Union Minister of Transport and Communications U Thant Sin Maung and Nepal’s ambassador to Myanmar Bhim K. Udas recently discussed ways to improve air connectivity between the two countries. The officials met at the Ministry of Transport and Communications office in Naypyitaw, state-run Myanma Ahlin reported on 23 November. The pair also reviewed strategies for bilateral tourism initiatives and developing an overland transport corridor linking Myanmar and Nepal. Himalaya Airlines, a Nepal-China joint-venture company, launched a twice-a-week direct flight service between Yangon and Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, in February 2017. It was the first direct flight service between the two cities since Myanmar National Airlines (MNA) operated a direct route from 1989 to 1993. However, Himalaya Airlines suspended the route earlier this year. Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor notes there is currently no direct flight between Kathmandu and Yangon. Travellers must stop-over in Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok or Dhaka. The calculated flying distance between Kathmandu and Yangon is 1,022 miles (1,645 km). Many Myanmar Buddhist pilgrims visit Nepal every year. About 25,000 Myanmar pilgrims visited the country in 2016. The route is likely to also potential be popular with tourists.




Road Construction underway on road in northern Kachin A new road in northern Kachin State is set to link Putao and Khaunglanhpu according to the Ministry of Border Affairs. The project began initial works during the 2016-17 fiscal year. The first stage of the project will consist of developing a dust road cutting through the area’s mountain range. After the path is complete, the road will be upgraded to a proper stone and cement road, according to the ministry’s assistant secretary U Sai Htun Nyo. Construction is under the supervision of the Ministry of Border Affairs, the assistant secretary was quoted as saying in 7 Day Daily. Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor understands 25 miles (40 km) are already finished and construction is estimated to take two to three more years. Khaunglanhpu is located in Kachin State’s mountainous north about 65 miles (105 km) southeast of Putao, a popular tourist destination for domestic and foreign travellers interested in cooler weather and a dramatic change of scenery. The area is known for its beautiful landscape, but poor infrastructure. It is nearly impossible to access Putao via road outside of the summer months. While Myanmar nationals are permitted to travel to the area year-round, access is sometimes restricted or difficult for foreigners due to conflict or low tourism demand.

At present, travelling between Putao and Khaunglanhpu is only possible for the first 35 (56 km) miles of the stretch and requires a motorbike. The remaining 30 miles (48 km) must be travelled on foot. Education, healthcare and the local economy will improve once the road is built, according to U Sai Htun Nyo. Basic commodity prices are three times higher than normal prices for villagers in Khaunglanhpu due to poor logistics, the assistant secretary claims. Road Mandalay-Pyin Oo Lwin road developer must resubmit work programme Axiom Mandalay Highway must resubmit its work programme for the Mandalay-Pyin Oo Lwin Road upgrade to the Union government if the company wishes to resume construction, says Mandalay Region minster of planning and finance U Myat Thu. The project has been suspended since September 2016 after concerns were raised regarding the project’s effects on the environment. The Pyin Oo Lwin township Forest Department objected to the project due to the required felling of many trees along the new road. Ground work on six miles of the road was completed before the suspension, according to 7 Day Daily. “The new road construction was approved by previous government, but the previous government did not appear to discuss the project thoroughly with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation,” U Myat Thu was quoted as saying.




“This is why the project was suspended by the current government. Now the Union government is asking the company to resubmit the work programme to reconsider resuming the project,” he added.

The company recently presented environmental impact assessments (EIA) and social impact assessments (SIA) to relevant departments in an effort to resume construction. However, the departments have not provided Axiom Mandalay Highway with any feedback concerning the EIA and SIA, a company representative says. Detailed plans on the project resumption will be made publicly available over the next few months, the representative added. Axiom Mandalay signed a 50-year build-operate-transfer (BOT) concession agreement with the Mandalay Region government and Ministry of Construction in February 2016. The proposed 22-mile (34 km) road links Lein Paing village in Patheingyi township to Taung Kyun village in Pyin Oo Lwin township. It is 20 miles (32 km) shorter than the existing 42-mile (68 km) road connection between Mandalay and Pyin Oo Lwin. About 15,000 vehicles use the existing road daily.

Logistics Chin State chief minister: infrastructure key to attracting investment Chin State chief minister Salai Lian Luai says the state is targeting infrastructure investments as a way to attract more domestic and foreign investment to one of Myanmar’s least-developed areas. It currently has a significant infrastructure gap, something that is disconcerting to any investor exploring investment opportunities in the state. The Chin State government mainly focuses on developing its road networks, power supply and housing market in order to eventually attract both foreign and domestic investors, the chief minister stated in an interview with The Myanmar Times published on 22 November. Aviation, road, and maritime projects such as the Paletwa River Port, a highway from the port to Mizoram, the Falam Airport and a handful of bridges near the Chin State-India border will help strengthen the state’s connectivity and improve the ease of doing business, Salai Lian Luai said. The chief minister said eco-tourism and mining are the region’s priority sectors for outside investment. According to DICA, Chin State is Myanmar’s with the lowest investment between fiscal year 1994-95 and October 2017-18, The Myanmar Times claimed in a 20 November article.




Road YBS operator plans to add five new lines in 2018 Yangon Bus Service (YBS) operator Power Eleven plans to add five new bus lines to the system in 2018 according to a 23 November article in Union Daily. The company submitted a proposal for the new routes to Yangon Region Transport Authority (YRTA) in October, says managing director Ko Tayoke Lay. However, YRTA has yet to respond to the proposal, he added. If the plan is approved, Power Eleven will establish five entirely new routes, each with 60 to 80 buses. The lines will aim to capitalise on the lack of routes in Yangon’s peripheral areas near Hlawga such as Shwepyitha and Mingalardon townships. Bandoola Transportation, another YBS operator, also plans to introduce two new routes in January 2018, per previous reports. The company’s managing director says each route would require an estimated 50 buses each. Power Eleven is one of the largest operators in YBS. Bandoola Transportation, YBPC, Omini Focus and YUPT are also considered significant operators by YRTA. The company was one of the first private operators to form a public company after the YBS merger in January 2017. Earlier this month, Power Eleven was designated the new operator of YBS routes 22 and 41 after the routes’ previous operator, Khit Thit Nyein Chan Yay, had its licence revoked by YRTA.

Power Eleven also recently began hiring female bus drivers, one of the first YBS operators to do so. At present, YBS is comprised of 101 bus lines operated by 31 companies. Although 17 companies have formed public companies, the remaining companies are still privately owned. YRTA intends to eventually have YBS made up of only eight public companies. Water Silting near Pakokku disrupts river trade Pakokku’s cargo port on the Ayeyarwady River has experienced significant silting since early November after the low water season commenced. Ship captains and traders in Pakokku say vessels using the port have faced difficulty docking at the port, a 27 November article in Daily Eleven reports. Vessels have even been forced to dock in the middle of the river. Pakokku’s port is mainly used for small vessels loading rice, oil, salt and cement from lower Myanmar. It is located near the Ayeyarwady Bridge (Pakkoku) southwest of the town centre. Silting in this area of the Ayeayarwady River is not uncommon. Many vessels were forced to dock at Nyaung-U’s jetties last year during the low water season as silting made it nearly impossible to dock at Pakokku’s port. Pakokku is situated on the opposite bank of Nyaung-U about 12.5 miles (20 km) upstream. The area has also experienced riverbank collapses, with two nearby villages preparing to relocate as of mid-November 2017.




Company and Project Profiles The following are links to the Project and Company profiles that Myanmar Transport Infrastructure Monitor has updated this week: Company Profiles: Authorized Automobile Distributors Association (AADA) Yangon Bus Service (YBS) Good Brothers Pyei Sone Hein Group NEPS (National Engineering & Planning Services) Vimpex Limited (Myanmar) Asian Wings Airways Petro Tech Unithai Chin Corp Logistics (Myanmar) Star Light Group Myanmar Round The World (MRTW) Project Profiles: Water Bus Service, Yangon Airport Construction, Muse Special Economic Zone, Kyaukphyu Road upgrade, Mandalay to Pyin Oo Lwin Multi-modal Transit Transport Project, Kaladan Steel Mill, Myingyan Twante Canal Development Project Railway upgrade, Yangon-Mawlamyine Railway Upgrade, Yangon Circular Railway Line Port, Sittwe Road Construction, Putao-Khaunglanhpu Ayeyarwady River navigation, Mandalay to Nyaung U Bridge Construction, South Okkalapa to North Dagon Please note that access to our Company and Project profiles are restricted to Premium Subscribers only. For information on Premium Subscriptions, please contact Chris Markey at: [email protected]



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http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/government-bodies/ministries-and-agencies/yangon-bus-service-ybs

http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/construction-engineering-and-equipment/components-and-equipment/good-brothers

http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/construction-engineering-and-equipment/components-and-equipment/pyei-sone-hein-group

http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/construction-engineering-and-equipment/engineering-and-construction/neps-national-engineer

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http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/construction-engineering-and-equipment/components-and-equipment/vimpex-limited-myanmar

http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/aviation/airlines/asian-wings-airways

http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/services/others/petro-tech

http://transport.frontiermyanmar.com/companies/shipping/freight-forwarding-and-handling/unithai-chin-corp-logistics-myanmar

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Organisation Description Deadline Contact

Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications

The Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites local companies with foreign firms forming consortiums to submit expressions of interests (EOI) for the Muse Airport, which will be implemented with a public-private partnership (PPP) scheme for the construction, financing and operations of the airport. The EOI document in English language may b purchased by interested firms on the evidence of payment of a non-refundable fee of Ks100,000 by means of bank transfer to Current Account No. MD 011681, MEB INSEIN. The EOI document is available from 27 November to 1 December. The deadline to submit an EOI is 15 December.

15/12/17

Director of the Aerodrome Standards & Safety Division, DCA, Mingalardon Township, Yangon at

01-533002 or 01-533013.

Department of Highway under the Ministry of Construction

The Department of Highway under the Ministry of Construction invites companies to bid on supplying asphalt for road improvement works in Ottara Thiri and Dekkhina Thiri townships, Naypyitaw.

Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat.

The tender form can be obtained beginning 27 November 2017 and the submission of bidding documents will be closed on 15 December 2017, 12pm.

15/12/17 Tender Evaluation Committee, at 067-21154 or 067-550328

NEW TENDERS





Bridge Construction Group (2), Department of Bridge under the Ministry of Construction

The Bridge Construction Group (2), Department of Bridge under the Ministry of Construction invites companies to bid on supplying reinforced steel bars for the construction of Yathedaung bridge, Thaung Dayar bridge and Saing Tin bridge in Rakhine State, including the transportation of materials to construction sites. Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat. The tender form can be obtained at the Deputy Director's (civil) office, Special Bridge Team (7) office, Kyauktaw Town beginning 23 November 2017. The submission of bidding document will be due by 4pm on 19 December 2017. The tender will be open at the Deputy Director's (civil) office, Kyauktaw Town on 21 December 2017, 2pm.

19/12/17 043-70258, 09-448038348 or 09-448548585

Ngwe Ye Pa Le Company

Ngwe Ye Pa Le Company invites companies to bid on transporting Crown brand cement from Nawnghkio to the following towns:

(1) Nawnghkio to Tangyan Town (2) Nawnghkio Town to Monywa Town (3) Nawnghkio Town to Myitkyina Town (4) Nawnghkio Town to Mogok Town

The tender winner must carry out the work for one year.

The interested bidders should submit a financial proposal no later than 30 December 2017.

30/12/17 09-428940107

NEW TENDERS





Department of Highway of Sagaing Region

The Department of Highway of Sagaing Region invites companies to bid on supplying premium diesel needed for machinery used to construct roads and bridges in Sagaing Region. Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat. The tender form can be obtained beginning 8 December 2017 and the submission of bidding documents will be due by 22 December 2017. The tender will be open on 23 December 2017.

22/12/17 Road Construction Group (19), Sinthay at 09-424292877 or 09-763875597

Department of Rural Development (DRD) under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation

The Department of Rural Development (DRD) under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation invites companies to bid on supplying three units of Toyota Hilux Double Cabs for office use.

Technical and financial proposals should be submitted no later than 10am on 20 December 2017.

20/12/17

Department of Rural Development, Office No. 14, Naypyitaw at 067-409029 or 067-409215.

NEW TENDERS





Myanma Railways under the Ministry of Transport and Communications

Myanma Railways under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites companies to bid on supplying four types of 12 V batteries and 650 Nos of (70, 100, 120, 200) AH.

Tender forms can be obtained at the Supply Department, Myanma Railways, corner of Strand Road and 51st Road, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.

The submission of bidding documents will be closed on 27 December 2017, 2:30pm.

27/12/17 01-294352, or 01-291994

Department of Irrigation and Water Resources Utilization under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation

The Department of Irrigation and Water Resources Utilization under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation (IWUMD) invites companies to bid on supplying the following materials for the Agriculture Development Support Project (ADSP) being implemented with a loan from the World Bank.

Interested bidders should submit financial proposals by clearly describing the reference number that the company wants to supply no later than 13 December 2017, 2pm.

The financial proposal is to be submitted to U Tint Lwin (Director), Supply Division (1), Department of Irrigation and Water Resources Utilization.

Email:[email protected], Ph-067-410316, Fax-067-410509.

13/12/17

U Nyein Chan Soe (National Procurement Officer), Agriculture Development Support Project (ADSP).

[email protected], Ph-09-250794163

NEW TENDERS



Reference No.

Description of Goods

G.1 Motorbikes (125CC)

G.2 Motor Vehicles (4x4 Wheel Drive)

G.20 Laboratory Equipment (16 items)

G.29 Laboratory Equipment (15 items)

G.31 Laboratory Equipment (Printed Extension Material) (3 items)

G.32 Office Equipment (16 items)

G.33 Goods & Equipment (4 wheel tractor and combine harvester) (2 items)

G.34 Office Equipment (2 items)

G.36 Goods & Equipment (Thresher, Dryer, Forklift, Dump Truck, etc.) (8 items)



Department of Urban and Housing Development of the Ministry of Construction (“ the Employer”)

Grant No. and Title: ADB Grant No. 9177-MYA/Pro-poor Community Infrastructure and Basic Services Project Contract No. and Title: MOC-DUHD/NCB/CW-02//Chanmyatharzi and Pyigyidagon Townships Civil Works for Tertiary Roads, and Culverts.

Deadline for submission of bids: 2 January 2018 at 2pm Executing Agency : Department of Urban and Housing Development, Ministry of Construction Implementing Agency: Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC)

1. The Republic of the Union of Myanmar has received financing from the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR) administered by Asian Development Bank (ADB) toward the cost of Pro-poor Community Infrastructure and Basic Services Project.

2. The Department of Urban and Housing Development of the Ministry of Construction (“ the Employer”) invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for the construction and completion Chanmyatharzi and Pyigyidagon townships civil works for tertiary roads and culverts which consists of construction of 5.96km of community roads including culverts (“the Works”)

3. Interested bidders should be able to demonstrate previous experience of similar projects successfully completed and sufficient financial resources to undertake the work.

4. National Competitive Bidding will be conducted in accordance with ADB’s single stage – one envelop procedure and is open to all bidders from eligible countries as described in the bidding document.

5. Bidding documents in English can be purchased from the address above on payment of a non-refundable fee of 15,000Ks.

6. A pre-bid meeting will be organized on 13 December at 10:30am at MCDC Meeting Room, 1st floor, Mandalay City Development Committee offices, 26th street, Mandalay.

7. Deliver your bid to the address above on or before the deadline as specified above together with a bid security as described in the bidding document. Bid will be opened immediately after the deadline for bid submission in the presence of bidders’ representatives who choose to attend.

8. The Employer will not be responsible for any costs or expense incurred by bidders in connection with preparation or delivery of bids.

2/1/18

Daw Khin Thi Thi, Project Management Unit Head, Superintending Engineer, Urban Infrastructure Planning Development Division, Department of Urban and Housing Development, Ministry of Construction, 2nd floor, 228-234 Bogyoke Aung San road, Botahtaung township, Yangon, Myanmar.

NEW TENDERS





Department of Highway in Kale District

The Department of Highway in Kale District invites companies to bid on supplying asphalt with a Bitumen Penetration Grade 60/70 and 80/100 for asphalt paving works in Kale District, Sagaing Region. Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat. Interested bidders should submit tender forms along with fol-lowing documents: (1) Document mentioning country of origin of asphalt and price for one tonnes (2) Recommendation of asphalt quality to the Department of Highway (Head office) (3) Evidence of custom duty paid for asphalt import Moreover, the quality of the asphalt should meet the following specifications: The tender form can be obtained at the Assistance Director's (civil) office, Department of Highway of Kale District from 20 November 2017 to 19 December 2017. The submission of bidding documents will be closed by 4:30 pm on 20 December.

20/12/17 Tender Evaluation Committee at 073-21054 or 09-6472450

NEW TENDERS



Sr. Specification 60/70 80/100

1 Penetration at 25C 70±10 100±20

2 Softening Point (Ring & Ball)

44-54 41-51

3 Solutility in Trichloroeth-ylene (%)

min-99 min-99.5

4 Specific Gravity at 25C 1.00-1.06 1.00-1.06

5 Ductility at 25C min-100 min-100

6 Loss on Heating (%) max-0.5 max-0.5

7 Flash-Point (C) min-232 min-225

8 Penctraction after loss on heating at 25C (0.1mm) (% of origin)

min-80 min-80



Department of Highways under the Ministry of Construction

The Department of Highways under the Ministry of Construction invites companies to bid on supply chipping stones (all sizes) and construction materials for road and bridges construction in Hinthada District, Ayeyarwady Region, as wells as the transport of said materials to construction sites.


Detailed information of bidding materials can be obtained at the Assistance Director's (civil) office, Hinthada District beginning 5 December 2017.

Tender forms can be obtained at the Tender Evaluation Committee, Department of Highway, Hinthada District from 5 December 2017 to 12 December 2017.

The submission of bidding documents will be due by 11 am on 13 December 2017.

The tender will be open at the Assistance Director's (civil) office, Department of Highway, Hinthada District, Northern Tar Ngar Sel Ward, Zaykalay Street, Hinthada on 13 December 2017, 1:30pm.

13/12/17 044-21033

Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC)

The Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC) invites companies to bid on supplying the following materials for the Engineering Department (Road and Bridge) under YCDC.

The tender application form and instructions for tenderers can be obtained at the Budget and Accounts Department, City Hall (1st floor), Mahabandula Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon beginning 6 November 2017.

The submission of bidding documents will be due by 2pm on 4 December 2017.

The tender opening date will be announced soon.

4/12/17

Tender Committee at

01-388732 or 09-420022020

OPEN TENDERS



Sr. Materials Qty

1 Traffic light signal and accessories (Aerial Mast)

63-units

2 Lamp pole accessories (LED Street Light)

1,304-units



Ministry of Industry

The Ministry of Industry invites local and foreign companies to submit expressions of interest (EOI) to lease No (15) Heavy Industry (Thar Ga Ya) under No (1) Heavy Industries Enterprises in order to carry out the manufacturing of construction machinery and motor vehicles under a private-public-partnership (PPP) system.

The EOI form, instructions to tenderers and other relevant documents can be obtained at the Administration Department, No (1) Heavy Industries Enterprises, Ministry of Industry, Office No. (30), Naypyitaw beginning 21 November 2017.

The deadline to submit an EOI is 4pm on 19 December 2017.

19/12/17 067-405159 or 067-405322

Department of Highway in southern Shan State

The Department of Highway in southern Shan State invites companies to bid on supplying cement for the construction of roads and bridges in southern Shan State.


Tender forms can be available at the Director's (civil) Office, Taunggyi Township from 6 December 2017 to 19 December 2017.

The submission of bidding documents will be closed on 20 December 2017, 4pm.

The tender will be open on 21 December 2017, 9:30am.

20/12/17

Director's (civil) Office, Department of Highway of southern Shan State at 081-2121016 or 081-2121162

OPEN TENDERS





Myanma Railways

1. In line with the National Development Plan, the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar has been identifying the economic potential to contribute to the country's economic development. As our endeavours for national development, Myanma Railways (MR) is committed to develop Baukhtaw Station Area as Rail Concerned Business, High-rise Building, Comprehensive Development in the planned area of 1.68 ha (4.16 acres) and Thitsar Road Over Bridge Construction and Transport System also the essential part of the Greater Yangon City development.

2. During previous Tendering process Myanma Railways was unable to select a successful developer.

3. Myanma Railways now invites Expression of Interest (EOI) from reputable local, international or joint venture developers to undertake design and build works for Baukhtaw Station Area as Rail Concerned Business, High-rise Building, Comprehensive Development, Thit Sar Road Over Bridge Construction.

4. Interested Developers shall submit EOI documents to prove themselves capable enough for the development. MR shall be in charge of the selection of potential developer as prequalification.

5. Developers passing the prequalification shall be invited to prepare and submit technical and Financial proposal documents.

6. The successful Tender (hereinafter referred to as the 'Concessionaire'), shall be responsible for designing, financing, procurement, construction and maintenance of the project and in accordance with the provisions of a concession agreement to be entered into between the successful Tender and the Myanma Railways.

7. The EOI in original hard copy, one duplicate copy and an electronic copy the CD shall be submitted to the Deputy General Manager, Supply Department, Myanma Railways, Corner of 51st Street and Merchant Street, Botahtaung Township, Yangon, Myanmar. Phone: +95-1-291985, 291994 or 393424 not later than 14:00 hours on (19th) December 2017. Submission by email shall not be entertained.

8. Myanma Railways reserves the right to accept or reject any EOI, and to annual the selection process and reject all expression at any time, without there by incurring any liability to the affected Developers or Myanma Railways Managing Director Myanma Railways Ministry of Transport and Communications

19/12/17

Deputy General Manager, Supply Department, Myanma Railways, Corner of 51st Street and Merchant Street, Botahtaung Township, Yangon,

Phone: +95-1-291985, 291994 or 393424

OPEN TENDERS





Department for Border Region Development in Shan State

The Department for Border Region Development in Shan State invites local companies to carry out asphalt paving work for 2 miles of road in Kalaw township, southern Shan State.


Interested bidders can obtain tender forms from 20 November 2017 to 4 December 2017.

The deadline for the submission of bidding documents is 4:30pm on 7 December 2017.

7/12/17

Shan State Development Committee, Taunggyi (Aye Thar Yar Quarter) at

Ph 081-208523.

Myanmar Brewery Ltd.

Myanmar Brewery Ltd. invites sealed bids from companies to submit financial proposals to carry out the following works: (1) To carry out custom and port clearance works for 20’ x 40’ container, less container load (LCL) of company’s import/export cargo (2) To Transport of 20’ x 40’ cargo containers from ports to company The tender form can be obtained from 22 November 2017 to 6 December 2017. The submission of bidding documents will be accepted at Myanmar Brewery Limited, No. (45), No (3) Road, Pyinma Industrial Zone, Mingaladon Township, Yangon beginning 7 December 2017 and will be closed by 4pm on 13 December 2017.

13/12/17 09-731134, 09-73113413, 09-8637247 or 09-8637250

OPEN TENDERS





Department of Highway in Southern Shan State

The Department of Highway in Southern Shan State invites companies to bid on supplying cement needed for the construction of roads and bridges in southern Shan State.


The tender form can be obtained at the State Director's (civil) office, Taunggyi from 6 December 2017 to 19 December 2017.

The submission of bidding documents will be closed by 4pm on 20 December 2017.

The tender will be open on 21 December 2017, 9:30am.


Department of Highway in Southern Shan State

The Department of Highway in Southern Shan State invites companies to bid on supplying asphalt needed for the construction of roads and bridges in southern Shan State. Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat. The tender forms can be obtained at the State Director's (civil) office, Taunggyi from 6 December 2017 to 19 December 2017. The submission of bidding documents will be closed by 4pm on 20 December 2017. The tender will be open on 21 December 2017, 9:30am.

21/12/17 Tender Evaluation Committee at 081-2121016 or 081-2121162.

OPEN TENDERS





Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC)

The Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC) invites companies to bid on supplying the following materials for use in the Motor Transport and Workshop Department.

The tender form and instructions for tenderers can be obtained at the Motor Transport and Workshop Department, 62nd street, Mandalay beginning 23 November 2017.

The tender will be open at 26th street (between 71st street and 72nd street), Mandalay City Development Committee office on 23 December 2017, 9am.

23/12/17

Head of Department, Motor Transport and Workshop Department, MCDC at 02-80157 or 02-81316.

Department of Highway in Shan State

The Department of Highway in Shan State invites companies to bid on supplying reinforced steel bars needed for the construction of roads and bridges in Shan State. Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat. The tender form can be obtained at the State Director's (civil) office, Taunggyi from 1 December 2017 to 14 December 2017. The submission of bidding documents will be closed by 4pm on 15 December 2017. The tender will be open on 19 December 2017, 1:30am.


OPEN TENDERS



Sr. Materials Qty Price of tender form

1 Tyre (all sizes) 939 Ks10,000

2 Battery (all types) 490 Ks2,000

3 Motorcycle's engines (150 CC)

50 Ks2,000




The Department of Highway under the Ministry of Construction invites companies to bid on supplying construction materials for the construction of an approach road near the new Thaketa bridge, an approach road to the Bago River crossing bridge on Bogale-Kyaingchaung-Kadonkani and Bogale-Satsan-HtawPaing-Amar roads.


Interested bidders can obtain the tender form at the Deputy Director's (civil) office, road construction group (14), Aung Zayya bridge compound, Hlaingthayar Township, Yangon beginning 24 November 2017.

The submission of bidding documents will be closed on 5 De-cember 2017, 4pm.

The tender will be open at the Deputy Director's (civil) office, road construction group (14), Aung Zayya bridge compound, Hlaingthayar Township, Yangon on 6 December 2017, 10am.

5/12/17 01-3645046

Department of Bridge under the Ministry of Construction in Kachin State

The Department of Bridge under the Ministry of Construction in Kachin State invites interested companies to bid on supplying construction materials for the construction of bridges in Kachin State, as well as the transportation of said materials to construc-tion sites.


The tender form is available beginning 8 November 2017.

The tender form should be submitted at the Deputy Director's office, Bridge Construction Group (1), Myitkyina no later than 4 December 2017.

The tender will be open on 4 December 2017, 1:30pm.

4/12/17 Tender Evaluation Committee at 074-22197, 09-440001717 or 09-400021014

OPEN TENDERS





Myanma Port Authority (MPA) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications

Myanma Port Authority (MPA) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites companies to bid to supply diesel oil, premium diesel oil and octane 92.


The tender application form can be obtained at Myanma Port Authority, Central Stock Control Department, new Strand Road, Seikkan Township from 9 November 2017 to 7 December 2017.

The tender bidding documents should be submitted no later than 1 pm, 8 December 2017.

8/12/17 Tender Invitation and Evaluation Committee at 01-8610229 or 01-8610232


Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC) invites companies to bid on supplying the following materials for concrete paving work on Padone Pate road, 4th Quarter, Aphyok, Taikkyi township.

(1) Cement, river sand, gravel (2) 1x2 stone (3) Wood (4) Nail (5) Diesel (6) Cutter disc (7) sikament


The tender application form can be obtained at Taikkyi Township Development Committee from 10 November 2017 until 9 December 2017, 4:30pm.

Bids should be submitted at Taikkyi Township Development Committee, Taikkyi Township no later than 10 December 2017, 4:30pm.

10/12/17 Tender Evaluation Committee at 055-20046

OPEN TENDERS






The Department of Highway under the Ministry of Construction invites companies to bid on supplying chipping stones (all sizes), river sand, river gravel and diesel for road and bridge mainte-nance in Thandwe District, Rakhine State.


Tender forms can be obtained at the Assistant Director's (civil) office, Department of Highway, Thandwe District beginning 17 November 2017.

The submission of bidding document will be due by 2pm on 11 December 2017.

The tender will be open at the Assistant Director's (civil) office, Department of Highway, Thandwe District on 13 December 2017, 9am.

11/12/17 043-2065326

Department of Highway under the Ministry of Transport and Communications

The Department of Highway under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites companies to bid on supplying construction materials for the construction of roads and bridges in Matman township, Matman District in eastern Shan State.


Tender detail information will be announced on the notice board of the Assistant Director's Office, Matman Distirct beginning 30 October 2017.

The tender form can be obtained at the Assistant Director's Office, Department of Highway of Matman District, Myayadanar Road, No. (4) Quarter, Kengtung and Chief Officer office of Department of Highway, Matman Township beginning 1 November 2017, 9am.

The tender form is to be submitted no later than 1 December 2017, 9am.

The tender will be open at the Chief Officer's office of the Department of Highway, Matman Township on 1 December 2017, 11am.

1/12/17 Tender Evaluation Committee at 09-424800580, 09-43133140 or 09-403765551

OPEN TENDERS





Kachin State Government

The Kachin State Government invites companies to bid on carrying out the following construction works:

(1) To pave concrete on Tapin Shwe Htee road in Tanai (5600’ x 16’ x 9’’) (2) To pave concrete on Bayintnaung road in Moe Kaung (1280’ x 24’ x 8’’) (3) To pave concrete on Bo Ottama road in Moe Kaung (3000’ x 24’ x 8’’) (4) To pave concrete on U Aung Zayya road in Moe Kaung (2650’ x 24’ x 8’’) (5) To pave gravel on Bahtoo road in Moe Kaung (3850’ x 18’ x 9’’) (6) Paving concrete and width extension on the existing Alaungphayar road in Mansi (6300’ x 18’ x 9’’) (7) Construction of reinforced concrete bridge over Magway Taung creek in Tanai ( 120’ x 18’ x 14’) (8) Upgrade of 180’ long Naungson bridge in Mohnyin to reinforced concrete bridge

Tender forms are available beginning 7 November 2017.

The bidding documents should be submitted at the Finance Division, Kachin State Government office no later than 12 pm on 6 December 2017.

6/12/17 Kachin State Government office at 074-29544 or 074-2524230

Road Transport Administration Department (RTAD) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications

The Road Transport Administration Department (RTAD) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites local companies to lease 1.76 acres of land owned by RTAD to develop a vehicle rest area and transport associated businesses on it. The land is located at No. (12), Compound (14/2), Lower Pazundaung road (near Bahar Bandoola bridge), Pazundaung township, Yangon. The tender's details are available at the Passenger Transport Division (12), Lower Pazundaung road (near Mahar Bandoola bridge), Pazundaung township, Yangon.

To be an-nounced

01-291352, 01-291353, 067-3405140, 09-250185697 or 09-43025274

OPEN TENDERS






Myanma Railways under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites companies to bid on supplying the following items: Payment will be made in euro. Tender documents are available at the Myanma Railways office on the corner of 51st St. and Merchant St., Botahtaung Township, Yangon beginning 14 November. The deadline for bid submission is 14 December, 2:30 pm.

14/12/17 Deputy General Manager Supply Department at 01-291985 or 01-291994


The Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC) invites companies to bid on supplying the following machinery and vehicles:

(1) Light Truck (Diesel) – 1 unit (2) Trawlagi (tuk tuk) – 5 units (3) Mini Truck – 17 units (4) Lite Truck (1 tonne) – 2 units (5) Station Wagon – 1 unit


Tender forms can be obtained at the Budget and Accounts Department, City Hall (1st floor), Mahabandula Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon beginning 14 November 2017.

The submission of bidding documents will be due by 12pm on 24 November 2017.

24/12/17 01-388732, 09-441005423, 09-5062443, 09-5174702 or 09-49342650

OPEN TENDERS



Sr # Tender # Description

1 15(T) 3/MR (E) 17-18 Spare parts of rail clips production (10) items



Department of Highways (DOH) of the Ministry of Construction

The Republic of the Union of Myanmar has received financing from the International Development Association (IDA) towards the cost of the Flood and Landslide Emergency Recovery Project (FLERP). The IDA No. of the credit agreement is No. 5889-MM.

The Department of Highways (DOH) of the Ministry of Construction, in its role as the implementing agency of the FLERP, intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this financing towards eligible payments under the Purchase Order/Contracts C4-MOC-G07, C1-MOC-G01, and C4-MOC-G02 for the supply of Double Cab Project Inspection Vehicles, Laboratory Equipment and Office Equipment, DOH now invites eligible suppliers to express their interest in supplying the following items:

The items will be supplied to: Department of Highways, Ministry of construction, Office No. (11), Naypyitaw

Expressions of interest (EOI) must be submitted in a written form to the email address below and clearly indicate the reference number above. Eligible suppliers having expressed interest will receive an INVITATION TO QOUTE (ITQ).

Sealed quotations will be submitted to the address below at the latest at the deadline of Thursday 7 December 2017 at 10:00 am (vehicles), at 11:00 am (laboratory equipment) and at 12:00 pm (office equipment) Myanmar time, after which no quotations will be accepted. The vehicles will be contracted in 1 (one) contract. The contract(s) for the laboratory equipment and the office equipment will be awarded on a lot by lot basis.

The suppliers will be selected following the shopping method as per the “Guidelines for Procurement of Goods, Works and non-Consulting Services under IBRD Loans and IDA Credits & Grants by Work Bank Borrowers” dated January 2011 and revised in July 2014.

Please submit EOIs for receiving the ITQ to:

U Hla Tun Oo, Project Director, Department of Highways of the Ministry of Construction, Office No. (11), Naypyitaw. Office phone and fax: 6740-7583 Email: [email protected]

Please clearly indicate the reference number above of interest to your company as well as your email address as only electronic copies of the ITQ will be sent.

7/12/17

U Hla Tun Oo, Project Director, Department of Highways of the Ministry of Construction, Office No. (11), Naypyitaw.

Office phone and fax: 6740-7583

Email: [email protected]

OPEN TENDERS



Reference # Lot # Description Quantity

C4-MOC-G07 1 Double cab project inspec-tion vehicles

4 vehicles

C1-MOC-G01 1-10 Laboratory equipment 11 sets

C4-MOC-G02 1-4 Office equipment 25 items




Myanma Railways under the Ministry of Transport and Communications invites companies to carry out the following works:

Payment will be made in Myanmar kyat or euro.

Tender forms can be obtained at the Supply Department, Myanma Railways, corner of Strand Road and 51st road, Botahtaung township, Yangon beginning 14 November 2017.

The submission of bidding documents for Sr. 1 to 4 will be closed on 5 December 2017, 2:30 pm. Sr. 5 to 9 will be closed on 14 December 2017, 2:30pm.

5/12/17 294352, 291985 or 291994

OPEN TENDERS



Sr. Tender Number Materials/Works

1 65/MaMa/ (CE) (Kyat)

Construction of two 20' span P.C Girder bridges and brick drain for 1,400 ft for Ywathargyi Station project


Construction of (446' x 40') super structure which accommodates 400 (5' x 5') shops near Thamine Station


Construction of two (60' x 30') employee residence in Thein Phyu residence area (5)


Construction of steel mobile shed for construction of pedestrian bridge at junction of South Dagon and North Dagon and chain link fencing work


Supply of 6mm Ø M.S Rod (Foreign) for 500 tonnes


Supply of 1,200,000 Nos of Exle load PC Sleeper and 50 N Rail and 20 tonnes of Elastic Rail Clips (e-Clips)

7 15(T)2/MR/(E) (Euro) Supply of 10 types of bridge construction machines

8 15(T)3/MR/(E) (Euro) Supply of 10 types of spare parts for rail improvement work

9 15(T)19/MR/(YUG) (Kyat)

Supply 89 items of locomotive spare parts for DEL & DHL




Japan exports to Myanmar

Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2017 67 83 72 66 64 74 79 69 86

2016 62 89 99 96 69 70 67 57 88 82 106 98

2015 99 103 87 110 96 107 93 74 89 101 85 84

Japan imports from Myanmar

Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2017 77 92 99 78 61 67 84 100 108

2016 72 86 89 74 44 58 59 89 106 84 69 61

2015 69 77 76 72 40 56 75 79 117 114 73 67

Singapore exports to Myanmar

Jan Feb March April May June July August Sep Oct Nov Dec

2017 5 10 10 14 29 9 11 13 16 11

2016 17 13 11 8 5 10 33 8 19 11 7 10

2015 11 7 13 46 11 12 6 6 32 8 6 12

2014 11 6 20 5 8 13 55 5 6 49 6 16

Singapore imports from Myanmar


2017 290 367 327 199 311 282 203 346 215 315

2016 326 330 307 244 195 245 214 210 266 250 219 338

2015 308 311 332 226 248 235 272 187 276 262 344 374

2014 365 185 260 208 240 242 212 202 257 202 358 303

Thailand-Myanmar monthly trade (total trade)


2017 357 399 432 314 372 334 323 344 369

2016 351 347 380 335 379 340 333 327 326 320 350 387

2015 356 357 397 321 368 316 298 308 356 365 349 384

2014 346 346 393 339 392 319 334 340 368 355 332 377

U.S. exports to Myanmar


2017 18 18 50 15 11 14 13 10 11

2016 15 53 8 11 8 8 12 12 13 16 17 21

2015 14 19 12 7 11 50 7 6 6 58 23 15

2014 9 5 11 7 10 6 5 7 8 8 9 10

U.S. imports from Myanmar


2017 25 24 28 25 30 20 31 40 36

2016 15 18 15 19 19 16 20 31 24 25 25 18

2015 9 8 10 9 10 11 12 17 15 16 15 12

2014 5 9 6 6 6 7 7 8 9 10 7 15

All data is in US$ millions This data is obtained from the following sources: Japan’s Ministry of Finance Statistics Singapore Bank of Thailand




All data is in US$ millions


Source: Myanmar Petroleum Trade Association. Myanmar Ks per litre Note: The original source refers to the figures as "fuel prices". According to our surveys of petrol stations, they are largely in line with retail prices in Yangon. The source notes that retail prices may vary from location to location due to transportation costs.



Retail fuel prices by October - November 2017

W/E 30 Oct W/E 6 Nov W/E 14 Nov W/E 20 Nov W/E 28 Nov

Diesel Ks. 750 Ks. 755 Ks.765 Ks. 765 Ks. 775

Octane 95 Ks. 790 Ks. 800 Ks. 815 Ks. 815 Ks. 825

Octane 92 Ks. 750 Ks. 760 Ks. 775 Ks. 775 Ks. 780




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