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Welcome to VSL Hong Kong. As a specialist in post-tensioned and cable-stayed structures, foundations and ground engineering, VSL Hong Kong contributes to the design and construction of major engineered structures and maintains, repairs and upgrades all structural systems that guarantee safety and durability.
VSL HONG KONG LIMITED is a Hong Kong enterprise registered on 13-APR-1973. As of Q3-2022, VSL HONG KONG LIMITED declared to conduct business in Sub-contractors of construction industry and contractors of RMAA works category with a full-time headcount of 188
VSL is a specialist in the construction and repairs of post-tensioned & cable-stayed structures, foundations & ground engineering. We make any project possible!
電郵: info@vsl.hk Vision Solution (HK) Limited Flat D 16/F , 63 Ta Chuen Ping St., Kwai Chung, N.T., Hong Kong Tel: 2610-1959 Mobile: 9239-9336 Email: info@vsl.hk
The company and its group is the worldwide contractor in the field of post-tensioning and related civil engineering skills. Services are included: foundation works, architectural & civil engineering, concrete work, building engine.
VSL operates in transport infrastructures (bridges, tunnels, roads), buildings, industrial and energy-producing structures (facilities, wind farms, nuclear plants, dams, LNG tanks, etc.). With a permanent presence in 25 countries, VSL is the most international subsidiary of Bouygues Construction. Four key markets.
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2023年9月11日 · VSL Hong Kong is joining the FiT scheme in Hong Kong by installing solar panels at its Plant Department. This will help reduce reliance on grid electricity and lower carbon footprint. Over 1560 sqm of panels will be installed, generating more than 330,000 kW per year in estimate.
