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Daiichi Kensetsu Kiko Co Ltd

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What Daiichi Kensetsu Kiko Co Ltd does.

Daiichi Kensetsu Kiko Co Ltd is a Japanese company specialized in the construction and maintenance of railways. The firm provides services like line inspection, -repair as well as -reconstruction in the East Japan region. It also offers technical solutions for the construction and repair of railway tracks. Daiichi Kensetsu Kiko is involved in projects for rail infrastructure, particularly in the East Japan region. The company has not specified any specific brands or manufacturers but works with various techniques like the D-flip process and Sto Dry Blasting. Daiichi Kensetsu Kiko was founded in 1947 and is a medium-sized enterprise in the construction industry.

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