Slipforming work of coal silos for co-gen plant #2, China Man-Made Fiber Corp.

Owner / Client : Jiu Sung Construction Co., Ltd.

Start : 04.30.2014

Complete : 01.15.2015

Concept

From Taiwan, with a worldwide vision. We at Ting Tai are continuously challenging ourselves, with our people at the core, to improve the quality of our service, and rise up to earn customer affirmation. Safety, On-Time Completion, and Cost Competitiveness are our persistence since founding.

With a globally-oriented thinking and innovation and execution backed by our vast experience, we stand tall to face the future.

We will spare no effort to make Ting Tai your most trustworthy partner.

Projects

Ting Tai's project portfolio includes harbors, industrial plants, housing developments, hospitals, general buildings, and more.

In its particular area of expertise, slipform construction, Ting Tai has successfully accomplished a great number of projects such as chimneys, silos, caissons, and mega storage tanks. Total area of construction performed using slipform technology exceeds ten million square meters.

History

Founded in 1976, Ting Tai has over 40 years of experience in the construction field. Being the first company in Taiwan to introduce conical slipform technology from Germany to the domestic construction industry, Ting Tai today is still well-recognized as the most experienced and professional slipform construction company in Taiwan. Through the years Ting Tai has grown to become an experienced general contractor capable of taking on complete EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) projects.

Ting Tai had the opportunity to participate in several world-class projects in Indonesia such as the Indocement cement factories and the Bogasari flour mills early in its history in the 1980’s and in 1994 established a wholly-owned subsidiary in that country, Ting Tai Konstruksi Indonesia (TTKI). Today TTKI is an accomplished and growing specialty construction company in the region in its own right. Ting Tai has also completed projects in the Philippines and Vietnam.