The Shiraz–Bushehr–Asaluyeh Railway Substructure Project is one of Iran’s largest transportation infrastructure initiatives, designed to connect key industrial, port, and urban centers in southern Iran to the national railway network. Khara Dezh executed Section 5 of this corridor with advanced engineering and precision. Project name: Shiraz–Bushehr–Asaluyeh Railway Substructure
Concrete Bridges and Underpasses A total of 5 major bridges were constructed in this section: Jalalabad Bridge: km 159+332, 213 m long, spans: 6×18 m and 1×105 m Yardabad River Bridge: km 161+980, 224 m long, spans: 7×32 m Tangtab River Bridge: km 173+170, 528 m long, spans: 16×33 m Aymko River Bridge: km 180+735, 119 m long, spans: 3×33 m and 1×20 m Mohkamouyeh River Bridge: km 186+810, 132 m long, spans: 4×33 m
Connect southern industrial and port hubs to the national railway grid Reduce transportation costs and improve freight/passenger safety Enhance sustainable infrastructure across Fars, Bushehr, and Hormozgan provinces Facilitate exports/imports via Bushehr and Asaluyeh ports Create jobs and stimulate economic growth in southern Iran
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