Major Chinese bridge innovation event

Interest is strong in the Bridge Innovation Summit 2013 (BIS2013) being held from April 25th- 26th in Beijing, according to the event organisers. The Bridge Innovation Summit 2013 will be the leading event for bridge developments in Asia, with over 20 top executives as speakers and over 150 senior executives as participants. Confirmed leading bridge related companies and organisations include Arup, BAOSTEEL Construction, COWI, China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), China Railway Group and China’s
December 13, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Interest is strong in the Bridge Innovation Summit 2013 (BIS2013) being held from April 25th- 26th in Beijing, according to the event organisers. The Bridge Innovation Summit 2013 will be the leading event for bridge developments in Asia, with over 20 top executives as speakers and over 150 senior executives as participants. Confirmed leading bridge related companies and organisations include 1419 Arup, 7022 Baosteel Construction, 2349 COWI, 2661 China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), 890 China Railway Group and China’s Municipal Design & Research Institute. They also include 1526 Gammon Construction, Hawking International, Nippon Steel Corporation, Campbell Scientific, 6740 WireCo World Group, Goldway China Enterprises, and Beijing Century Hongyu.

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