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What Role Do Steel Box Girder Bridges Play in Indonesia’s Urban Infrastructure?

2026-01-13
Latest company news about What Role Do Steel Box Girder Bridges Play in Indonesia’s Urban Infrastructure?

Indonesia’s urbanization is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with cities like Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung facing growing demands for efficient transportation networks and resilient infrastructure. As a country composed of over 17,000 islands with complex terrain—including dense rivers, coastal plains, and urban congestion—Indonesia requires bridge solutions that are durable, adaptable, and aligned with modern urban development goals. Steel box girder bridges have emerged as a cornerstone of Indonesia’s urban infrastructure projects, offering unique advantages that address the country’s geographical and developmental challenges. As a professional steel structure engineer from Evercross Bridge Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.—an integrated industrial and trade enterprise with a manufacturing base in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, and an R&D team in Shanghai—we specialize in steel box girder bridges tailored to Southeast Asian and African markets. Let’s explore what steel box girder bridges are, their core advantages, their applications in Indonesia’s urban infrastructure (especially highway construction), relevant international and local design standards, and our product’s green advantages. It concludes with answers to common client inquiries to provide comprehensive insights for Indonesian partners.

I. What is a Steel Box Girder Bridge?

A steel box girder bridge is a modern bridge structure characterized by a closed, box-shaped cross-section made of high-strength steel plates. The box girder—composed of top and bottom flanges, web plates, and diaphragms—distributes loads evenly across the structure, ensuring exceptional structural stability and load-bearing capacity. Unlike traditional concrete bridges or open-truss steel bridges, steel box girder bridges are prefabricated in factories (a core strength of Evercross’s “industry-trade integration” model) and assembled on-site, combining precision manufacturing with efficient deployment.

Evercross’s steel box girder bridges are crafted using Q355B/Q460 high-strength steel, processed through advanced techniques such as CNC cutting, automatic welding, and anti-corrosion treatment at our Zhenjiang factory. Our Shanghai R&D team continuously optimizes designs to enhance performance, ensuring compatibility with Indonesia’s urban and environmental conditions.

II. Core Advantages of Steel Box Girder Bridges

Steel box girder bridges stand out as an ideal choice for urban infrastructure due to their inherent advantages, perfectly suited to Indonesia’s urban development needs:

  1. Lightweight yet High Load-Bearing Capacity: The closed box-section design maximizes structural efficiency, allowing the bridge to withstand heavy loads (e.g., 50-100 tons trucks) while remaining lightweight. This reduces foundation construction costs—a critical benefit for Indonesia’s soft soil terrain in urban and coastal areas, minimizing excavation and environmental disruption.
  2. Efficient Assembly and Rapid Deployment: As prefabricated components, Evercross’s steel box girders are manufactured in our Zhenjiang factory with strict quality control and transported to Indonesian construction sites for modular assembly. A 50-meter span bridge can be installed in 7-15 days, significantly shorter than the 3-6 months cycle of cast-in-place concrete bridges. This efficiency is vital for Indonesia’s urban projects aiming to minimize traffic disruption during construction.
  3. Superior Durability and Corrosion Resistance: Targeting Indonesia’s tropical climate (high humidity, salt spray in coastal cities), our steel box girders undergo a professional anti-corrosion process: sandblasting derusting (Sa2.5 level) + epoxy zinc-rich primer + epoxy micaceous iron oxide intermediate paint + polyurethane topcoat. This ensures a service life of over 30 years, reducing long-term maintenance costs for Indonesian cities.
  4. Green, Low-Carbon, and Recyclable: Steel is a fully recyclable material, and our bridges are designed for disassembly and reuse—aligning with Indonesia’s national green development goals. The prefabrication process minimizes on-site waste (reducing construction waste by 60% compared to concrete bridges), while the lightweight design lowers transportation energy consumption. This “circular economy” approach meets Indonesia’s environmental standards and supports sustainable urban development.
  5. Adaptability to Complex Urban Scenarios: Steel box girder bridges can be customized into various spans (30m-200m+) and configurations (single-span, multi-span, curved) to fit urban constraints such as narrow road corridors, river crossings, and overpasses. Their sleek profile also enhances urban aesthetics, complementing modern cityscapes.

III. Applications of Steel Box Girder Bridges in Indonesia’s Urban Infrastructure

Indonesia’s urbanization drive—marked by highway expansion, river-crossing connectivity, and congestion relief—has made steel box girder bridges indispensable. Their most prominent applications include:

1. Urban Highway and Overpass Construction

Indonesia’s major cities are expanding their highway networks to ease traffic congestion. Steel box girder bridges are widely used in overpasses, interchanges, and elevated highways due to their lightweight design and rapid assembly. For example, in Jakarta’s Outer Ring Road expansion project, steel box girder overpasses span existing roads without disrupting traffic flow, while their load-bearing capacity supports heavy commuter and commercial vehicle traffic. In Surabaya, steel box girder bridges are integral to the city’s coastal highway project, withstanding salt spray corrosion and providing a stable link between urban and suburban areas.

2. River-Crossing Urban Bridges

Cities like Jakarta (crossing the Ciliwung River), Bandung (crossing the Citarum River), and Semarang (crossing the Java Sea estuaries) rely on river-crossing bridges to connect fragmented urban areas. Steel box girder bridges’ large span capacity (up to 200m) eliminates the need for intermediate piers, preserving river ecosystems and accommodating flood flows during Indonesia’s monsoon season. Their corrosion-resistant design ensures longevity in humid and saline environments.

3. Urban Rail Transit Supports

As Indonesia develops its urban rail systems (e.g., Jakarta’s MRT expansion), steel box girder bridges serve as stable supports for elevated rail tracks. Their rigid structure minimizes vibration, ensuring passenger comfort, while the prefabricated design accelerates rail project timelines—critical for meeting the growing demand for public transportation.

4. Port and Industrial Zone Connectivity

Indonesia’s industrial cities (e.g., Medan, Surabaya) and port areas require bridges capable of supporting heavy cargo vehicles and container traffic. Steel box girder bridges’ high load-bearing capacity and durability make them ideal for connecting industrial zones to ports, facilitating logistics and economic growth. For instance, in the Tanjung Priok Port expansion project in Jakarta, steel box girder bridges provide reliable access for heavy-duty trucks, reducing transportation bottlenecks.

IV. International and Indonesian Bridge Design Standards

Compliance with design standards is paramount for ensuring bridge safety and compatibility with local infrastructure. Evercross’s steel box girder bridges adhere to both international norms and Indonesia’s national standards:

1. Key International Bridge Design Standards

AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials): Widely used in global highway projects, AASHTO specifies load-bearing requirements, structural safety, and durability standards. Evercross’s steel box girder bridges comply with AASHTO LRFD (Load and Resistance Factor Design) to meet the demands of Indonesian urban highways.

BS5400 (British Standard for Steel, Concrete and Composite Bridges): A rigorous standard for steel bridge design, fabrication, and inspection. BS5400 Part 3 (Steel Bridges) guides our structural design, ensuring stability in seismic and wind-prone areas of Indonesia.

Eurocode 3 (EN 1993): European standard for steel structures, emphasizing sustainability and recyclability—aligning with our green product advantages. It is increasingly adopted in Indonesian projects funded by international organizations (e.g., Asian Development Bank).

AS5100 (Australian Standard for Bridge Design): Tailored to tropical and coastal environments, AS5100 specifies anti-corrosion and seismic requirements that are highly relevant to Indonesia. Our bridges comply with AS5100.2 (Steel and Composite Bridges) for enhanced durability.

2. Indonesian National Bridge Design Standards (SNI)

Indonesia’s mandatory national standards—known as SNI (Standar Nasional Indonesia)—govern all local infrastructure projects. Key standards for steel box girder bridges include:

SNI 03-1729-2002: Specifies design requirements for steel structures, including material properties, welding quality, and load calculations.

SNI 03-2834-2000: Covers highway bridge design, including geometric alignment, load-bearing capacity, and safety factors for urban and rural roads.

SNI ISO 1461: Regulates hot-dip galvanizing for steel components, ensuring corrosion resistance in Indonesia’s humid climate.

Evercross’s R&D team in Shanghai is well-versed in SNI standards and collaborates closely with Indonesian clients to ensure full compliance. We provide third-party inspection reports (SGS, BV) verifying adherence to both international and local standards, facilitating smooth project acceptance.

V. Evercross’s Steel Box Girder Bridges: Green Advantages for Indonesia

Beyond standard compliance, Evercross’s steel box girder bridges offer unique green and sustainable advantages tailored to Indonesia’s environmental goals:

  1. Recyclable and Circular Design: Steel is 100% recyclable, and our bridges are designed for disassembly. After their service life (or if project needs change), components can be recycled or reused in other infrastructure projects—reducing resource waste and aligning with Indonesia’s circular economy initiatives.
  2. Low Carbon Emissions: The prefabrication process at our Zhenjiang factory reduces on-site carbon emissions by 40% compared to traditional concrete bridges. Additionally, steel production at our partner mills uses renewable energy (solar, wind), further lowering the carbon footprint. This helps Indonesia meet its Paris Agreement commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  3. Compliance with Indonesian Green Standards: Our bridges meet SNI 19-7030-2004 (Environmental Management for Construction Projects) and are certified by the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry. The low-waste construction process minimizes disruption to local ecosystems, making them ideal for urban projects in environmentally sensitive areas (e.g., Jakarta’s Ciliwung River basin).
  4. Energy-Efficient Transportation: The lightweight design of our steel box girders reduces transportation costs and energy consumption. Components can be shipped via standard containers to Indonesian ports (e.g., Jakarta, Surabaya) and transported to construction sites using local vehicles—eliminating the need for specialized heavy-duty transport.

VI. FAQ: Answering Common Client Inquiries

Q1: Can your steel box girder bridges adapt to Indonesia’s seismic and flood-prone conditions?

A1: Yes. Our bridges are designed to withstand Indonesia’s seismic activity (up to magnitude 7.5) and annual monsoon floods. We optimize the box girder’s structural rigidity and use high-toughness steel to enhance seismic resistance. For flood-prone areas, we elevate bridge decks above historical flood levels and reinforce foundations with anti-scour plates. All designs are verified through seismic and hydraulic simulations, with SGS testing reports available upon request.

Q2: How long is the delivery and installation cycle for steel box girder bridges in Indonesia?

A2: As an integrated industry and trade enterprise, we control the entire process from design to delivery. For standard steel box girder bridges (span 30-50m):

Design cycle: 7-10 working days (customized to SNI standards).

Production cycle: 20-30 working days (prefabrication at our Zhenjiang factory).

Shipping and installation: 15-20 working days (delivery to Indonesian ports + on-site assembly by our professional team).

Total cycle: 45-60 working days—significantly faster than concrete bridges. For urgent projects (e.g., disaster recovery), we can expedite production to shorten the cycle by 30%.

Q3: Do you provide on-site installation guidance and after-sales service in Indonesia?

A3: Yes. We offer one-stop services including on-site installation guidance, technical training, and after-sales support. Our team of engineers (fluent in English and Indonesian) will supervise assembly, train local workers on operation and maintenance, and provide a 2-year warranty. For long-term maintenance, we partner with local service providers in Indonesia to offer regular inspections and component replacement—ensuring the bridge’s long-term reliability.

Q4: How do your prices compare to other suppliers, and what is your payment term?

A4: Our “industry-trade integration” model eliminates intermediate costs, offering competitive prices (15-20% lower than international traders). Prices depend on span, load-bearing capacity, and customization requirements—contact us for a detailed quote. We offer flexible payment terms for Indonesian clients: 30% advance payment, 50% upon shipment, and 20% after project acceptance. We also accept L/C (Letter of Credit) and bank transfers, compatible with Indonesian banking regulations.


Steel box girder bridges are transforming Indonesia’s urban infrastructure, offering a perfect blend of durability, efficiency, and sustainability. As an integrated industrial and trade enterprise with a manufacturing base in Zhenjiang and an R&D team in Shanghai, Evercross Bridge Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is committed to providing high-quality, green steel box girder bridges tailored to Indonesia’s urban needs. Our products comply with international and SNI standards, offer rapid deployment, and support Indonesia’s green development goals—making us a trusted partner for urban highway, river-crossing, and rail transit projects.

Whether you are planning an urban overpass in Jakarta, a river-crossing bridge in Surabaya, or a port connectivity project in Medan, Evercross’s steel box girder bridges deliver reliable, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions. Contact us today to learn more about our customized designs and green advantages—let’s build a more connected, resilient, and sustainable Indonesia together!

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What Role Do Steel Box Girder Bridges Play in Indonesia’s Urban Infrastructure?
2026-01-13
Latest company news about What Role Do Steel Box Girder Bridges Play in Indonesia’s Urban Infrastructure?

Indonesia’s urbanization is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with cities like Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung facing growing demands for efficient transportation networks and resilient infrastructure. As a country composed of over 17,000 islands with complex terrain—including dense rivers, coastal plains, and urban congestion—Indonesia requires bridge solutions that are durable, adaptable, and aligned with modern urban development goals. Steel box girder bridges have emerged as a cornerstone of Indonesia’s urban infrastructure projects, offering unique advantages that address the country’s geographical and developmental challenges. As a professional steel structure engineer from Evercross Bridge Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.—an integrated industrial and trade enterprise with a manufacturing base in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, and an R&D team in Shanghai—we specialize in steel box girder bridges tailored to Southeast Asian and African markets. Let’s explore what steel box girder bridges are, their core advantages, their applications in Indonesia’s urban infrastructure (especially highway construction), relevant international and local design standards, and our product’s green advantages. It concludes with answers to common client inquiries to provide comprehensive insights for Indonesian partners.

I. What is a Steel Box Girder Bridge?

A steel box girder bridge is a modern bridge structure characterized by a closed, box-shaped cross-section made of high-strength steel plates. The box girder—composed of top and bottom flanges, web plates, and diaphragms—distributes loads evenly across the structure, ensuring exceptional structural stability and load-bearing capacity. Unlike traditional concrete bridges or open-truss steel bridges, steel box girder bridges are prefabricated in factories (a core strength of Evercross’s “industry-trade integration” model) and assembled on-site, combining precision manufacturing with efficient deployment.

Evercross’s steel box girder bridges are crafted using Q355B/Q460 high-strength steel, processed through advanced techniques such as CNC cutting, automatic welding, and anti-corrosion treatment at our Zhenjiang factory. Our Shanghai R&D team continuously optimizes designs to enhance performance, ensuring compatibility with Indonesia’s urban and environmental conditions.

II. Core Advantages of Steel Box Girder Bridges

Steel box girder bridges stand out as an ideal choice for urban infrastructure due to their inherent advantages, perfectly suited to Indonesia’s urban development needs:

  1. Lightweight yet High Load-Bearing Capacity: The closed box-section design maximizes structural efficiency, allowing the bridge to withstand heavy loads (e.g., 50-100 tons trucks) while remaining lightweight. This reduces foundation construction costs—a critical benefit for Indonesia’s soft soil terrain in urban and coastal areas, minimizing excavation and environmental disruption.
  2. Efficient Assembly and Rapid Deployment: As prefabricated components, Evercross’s steel box girders are manufactured in our Zhenjiang factory with strict quality control and transported to Indonesian construction sites for modular assembly. A 50-meter span bridge can be installed in 7-15 days, significantly shorter than the 3-6 months cycle of cast-in-place concrete bridges. This efficiency is vital for Indonesia’s urban projects aiming to minimize traffic disruption during construction.
  3. Superior Durability and Corrosion Resistance: Targeting Indonesia’s tropical climate (high humidity, salt spray in coastal cities), our steel box girders undergo a professional anti-corrosion process: sandblasting derusting (Sa2.5 level) + epoxy zinc-rich primer + epoxy micaceous iron oxide intermediate paint + polyurethane topcoat. This ensures a service life of over 30 years, reducing long-term maintenance costs for Indonesian cities.
  4. Green, Low-Carbon, and Recyclable: Steel is a fully recyclable material, and our bridges are designed for disassembly and reuse—aligning with Indonesia’s national green development goals. The prefabrication process minimizes on-site waste (reducing construction waste by 60% compared to concrete bridges), while the lightweight design lowers transportation energy consumption. This “circular economy” approach meets Indonesia’s environmental standards and supports sustainable urban development.
  5. Adaptability to Complex Urban Scenarios: Steel box girder bridges can be customized into various spans (30m-200m+) and configurations (single-span, multi-span, curved) to fit urban constraints such as narrow road corridors, river crossings, and overpasses. Their sleek profile also enhances urban aesthetics, complementing modern cityscapes.

III. Applications of Steel Box Girder Bridges in Indonesia’s Urban Infrastructure

Indonesia’s urbanization drive—marked by highway expansion, river-crossing connectivity, and congestion relief—has made steel box girder bridges indispensable. Their most prominent applications include:

1. Urban Highway and Overpass Construction

Indonesia’s major cities are expanding their highway networks to ease traffic congestion. Steel box girder bridges are widely used in overpasses, interchanges, and elevated highways due to their lightweight design and rapid assembly. For example, in Jakarta’s Outer Ring Road expansion project, steel box girder overpasses span existing roads without disrupting traffic flow, while their load-bearing capacity supports heavy commuter and commercial vehicle traffic. In Surabaya, steel box girder bridges are integral to the city’s coastal highway project, withstanding salt spray corrosion and providing a stable link between urban and suburban areas.

2. River-Crossing Urban Bridges

Cities like Jakarta (crossing the Ciliwung River), Bandung (crossing the Citarum River), and Semarang (crossing the Java Sea estuaries) rely on river-crossing bridges to connect fragmented urban areas. Steel box girder bridges’ large span capacity (up to 200m) eliminates the need for intermediate piers, preserving river ecosystems and accommodating flood flows during Indonesia’s monsoon season. Their corrosion-resistant design ensures longevity in humid and saline environments.

3. Urban Rail Transit Supports

As Indonesia develops its urban rail systems (e.g., Jakarta’s MRT expansion), steel box girder bridges serve as stable supports for elevated rail tracks. Their rigid structure minimizes vibration, ensuring passenger comfort, while the prefabricated design accelerates rail project timelines—critical for meeting the growing demand for public transportation.

4. Port and Industrial Zone Connectivity

Indonesia’s industrial cities (e.g., Medan, Surabaya) and port areas require bridges capable of supporting heavy cargo vehicles and container traffic. Steel box girder bridges’ high load-bearing capacity and durability make them ideal for connecting industrial zones to ports, facilitating logistics and economic growth. For instance, in the Tanjung Priok Port expansion project in Jakarta, steel box girder bridges provide reliable access for heavy-duty trucks, reducing transportation bottlenecks.

IV. International and Indonesian Bridge Design Standards

Compliance with design standards is paramount for ensuring bridge safety and compatibility with local infrastructure. Evercross’s steel box girder bridges adhere to both international norms and Indonesia’s national standards:

1. Key International Bridge Design Standards

AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials): Widely used in global highway projects, AASHTO specifies load-bearing requirements, structural safety, and durability standards. Evercross’s steel box girder bridges comply with AASHTO LRFD (Load and Resistance Factor Design) to meet the demands of Indonesian urban highways.

BS5400 (British Standard for Steel, Concrete and Composite Bridges): A rigorous standard for steel bridge design, fabrication, and inspection. BS5400 Part 3 (Steel Bridges) guides our structural design, ensuring stability in seismic and wind-prone areas of Indonesia.

Eurocode 3 (EN 1993): European standard for steel structures, emphasizing sustainability and recyclability—aligning with our green product advantages. It is increasingly adopted in Indonesian projects funded by international organizations (e.g., Asian Development Bank).

AS5100 (Australian Standard for Bridge Design): Tailored to tropical and coastal environments, AS5100 specifies anti-corrosion and seismic requirements that are highly relevant to Indonesia. Our bridges comply with AS5100.2 (Steel and Composite Bridges) for enhanced durability.

2. Indonesian National Bridge Design Standards (SNI)

Indonesia’s mandatory national standards—known as SNI (Standar Nasional Indonesia)—govern all local infrastructure projects. Key standards for steel box girder bridges include:

SNI 03-1729-2002: Specifies design requirements for steel structures, including material properties, welding quality, and load calculations.

SNI 03-2834-2000: Covers highway bridge design, including geometric alignment, load-bearing capacity, and safety factors for urban and rural roads.

SNI ISO 1461: Regulates hot-dip galvanizing for steel components, ensuring corrosion resistance in Indonesia’s humid climate.

Evercross’s R&D team in Shanghai is well-versed in SNI standards and collaborates closely with Indonesian clients to ensure full compliance. We provide third-party inspection reports (SGS, BV) verifying adherence to both international and local standards, facilitating smooth project acceptance.

V. Evercross’s Steel Box Girder Bridges: Green Advantages for Indonesia

Beyond standard compliance, Evercross’s steel box girder bridges offer unique green and sustainable advantages tailored to Indonesia’s environmental goals:

  1. Recyclable and Circular Design: Steel is 100% recyclable, and our bridges are designed for disassembly. After their service life (or if project needs change), components can be recycled or reused in other infrastructure projects—reducing resource waste and aligning with Indonesia’s circular economy initiatives.
  2. Low Carbon Emissions: The prefabrication process at our Zhenjiang factory reduces on-site carbon emissions by 40% compared to traditional concrete bridges. Additionally, steel production at our partner mills uses renewable energy (solar, wind), further lowering the carbon footprint. This helps Indonesia meet its Paris Agreement commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  3. Compliance with Indonesian Green Standards: Our bridges meet SNI 19-7030-2004 (Environmental Management for Construction Projects) and are certified by the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry. The low-waste construction process minimizes disruption to local ecosystems, making them ideal for urban projects in environmentally sensitive areas (e.g., Jakarta’s Ciliwung River basin).
  4. Energy-Efficient Transportation: The lightweight design of our steel box girders reduces transportation costs and energy consumption. Components can be shipped via standard containers to Indonesian ports (e.g., Jakarta, Surabaya) and transported to construction sites using local vehicles—eliminating the need for specialized heavy-duty transport.

VI. FAQ: Answering Common Client Inquiries

Q1: Can your steel box girder bridges adapt to Indonesia’s seismic and flood-prone conditions?

A1: Yes. Our bridges are designed to withstand Indonesia’s seismic activity (up to magnitude 7.5) and annual monsoon floods. We optimize the box girder’s structural rigidity and use high-toughness steel to enhance seismic resistance. For flood-prone areas, we elevate bridge decks above historical flood levels and reinforce foundations with anti-scour plates. All designs are verified through seismic and hydraulic simulations, with SGS testing reports available upon request.

Q2: How long is the delivery and installation cycle for steel box girder bridges in Indonesia?

A2: As an integrated industry and trade enterprise, we control the entire process from design to delivery. For standard steel box girder bridges (span 30-50m):

Design cycle: 7-10 working days (customized to SNI standards).

Production cycle: 20-30 working days (prefabrication at our Zhenjiang factory).

Shipping and installation: 15-20 working days (delivery to Indonesian ports + on-site assembly by our professional team).

Total cycle: 45-60 working days—significantly faster than concrete bridges. For urgent projects (e.g., disaster recovery), we can expedite production to shorten the cycle by 30%.

Q3: Do you provide on-site installation guidance and after-sales service in Indonesia?

A3: Yes. We offer one-stop services including on-site installation guidance, technical training, and after-sales support. Our team of engineers (fluent in English and Indonesian) will supervise assembly, train local workers on operation and maintenance, and provide a 2-year warranty. For long-term maintenance, we partner with local service providers in Indonesia to offer regular inspections and component replacement—ensuring the bridge’s long-term reliability.

Q4: How do your prices compare to other suppliers, and what is your payment term?

A4: Our “industry-trade integration” model eliminates intermediate costs, offering competitive prices (15-20% lower than international traders). Prices depend on span, load-bearing capacity, and customization requirements—contact us for a detailed quote. We offer flexible payment terms for Indonesian clients: 30% advance payment, 50% upon shipment, and 20% after project acceptance. We also accept L/C (Letter of Credit) and bank transfers, compatible with Indonesian banking regulations.


Steel box girder bridges are transforming Indonesia’s urban infrastructure, offering a perfect blend of durability, efficiency, and sustainability. As an integrated industrial and trade enterprise with a manufacturing base in Zhenjiang and an R&D team in Shanghai, Evercross Bridge Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is committed to providing high-quality, green steel box girder bridges tailored to Indonesia’s urban needs. Our products comply with international and SNI standards, offer rapid deployment, and support Indonesia’s green development goals—making us a trusted partner for urban highway, river-crossing, and rail transit projects.

Whether you are planning an urban overpass in Jakarta, a river-crossing bridge in Surabaya, or a port connectivity project in Medan, Evercross’s steel box girder bridges deliver reliable, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions. Contact us today to learn more about our customized designs and green advantages—let’s build a more connected, resilient, and sustainable Indonesia together!