Track Record
VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED has a proven track record with 2 awarded contracts in Papua New Guinea, the Pacific.
The company's expertise spans infrastructure, energy and power, transport and logistics and education and training. Their portfolio includes works contracts (2).
Their areas of specialization include power transmission and distribution, reflecting a diverse technical capability across multiple disciplines.
These contracts have been sourced through the World Bank. The total recorded value of their awarded contracts stands at USD 10.6 million.
Notable Contracts
**Contract Award** | Project: Energy Utility Performance and Reliability Improvement Project | Method: Request for Bids | Ref: PG-PPL-492256-CW-RFB
— Energy Utility Performance and Reliability Improvement Project
Key contracting authorities
- Energy Utility Performance and Reliability Improvement Project
- National Energy Access Transformation Project
Frequently asked questions about VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
Who is VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED?
VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED is a public-sector contractor based in Papua New Guinea with 2 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across Papua New Guinea.
How many public contracts has VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED won?
VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED has won 2 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory in 2026.
What sectors does VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED work in?
VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED is most active in infrastructure, energy and power and transport and logistics.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED?
VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED's most frequent contracting authorities include Energy Utility Performance and Reliability Improvement Project and National Energy Access Transformation Project.
Where does BidsFactory get VOLTRAN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED's contract history?
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