OceanSphere Free accountLog in DEENPL
OceanSphereNETWORK
Directory › Supplier › Shinsou Kensetsu Kk
Supplier

Shinsou Kensetsu Kk

Japan

Suppliersector Japancountry Sign in to viewWebsite Not on filecontact
About

What Shinsou Kensetsu Kk does.

Shinsou Kensetsu Kk was founded in May 1974 as a construction management company for marine and shoreline improvement works. The firm operates in marine and land construction technologies, including the construction and maintenance of canals, port facilities, lakes, and rivers, as well as the rehabilitation of shore structures such as beachfronts and pier bridges. It has a leadership role in foundation improvements and water storage structures. The company is a member of the Shinsou Kensetsu Group and holds certificates for quality management systems (ISO 9001) and environmental management systems (ISO 14001).

Contact

Get in touch.

Location
Japan
Website
Website, e-mail and phone: sign in free
Contact this company
Send a non-binding request via OceanSphere Maritime.
Send request
Service reports, invoice-ready
From the industry

From the maritime industry

All maritime news →

Similar companies

More in supplier

Free account

Create your free account — 5 contact releases a month, no card.

Browsing, company names, locations and sectors are always free. A free account adds 5 contact releases every month — e-mail and phone, view or export. Need more? Contact packs start at 19 € for 50, or upgrade to a monthly plan.

Frequently asked

Three things people ask first.

Is the free account really free?

Yes — no card required. Browsing is always free, and a free account adds 5 contact releases every month.

What does a contact cost?

Your first 5 contact releases each month are included in the free account. After that, packs start at 19 € for 50 contacts (view or export), or a monthly plan for regular use.

Where does the data come from?

Companies are harvested from the open web — registers, websites and industry directories — not self-registered sign-ups. Contact details are shown only once you use a release or credit, never invented.