CAAB Enlistment 101-0008 Class 'A' Value limit Unlimited Scope Civil & E/M

Electromechanical contractor
to Bangladesh's airports.

Rose Engineering Ltd. builds, tests and maintains the electromechanical systems of Bangladesh's airports. Sixty-eight completion certificates between 2020 and 2025. BDT 51.30 crore delivered across nine CAAB locations, from Cox's Bazar to Saidpur, with the award price and the final price recorded on every line.

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01The record

Four facts most contractors
can't put in writing.

Every figure below is computed from the certificate register. Nothing is estimated and nothing is rounded up. The workbook behind this page reconciles to the taka.

0.87% of the awarded total, returned unspent

The book closes under the awarded price.

Cost overrun is the default expectation in this sector. Across all sixty-eight contracts, Rose Engineering handed money back: 66 of 68 closed at or below the notified award price. Contract by contract, not on average.

Awarded, 68 contracts51,75,35,085
Delivered51,30,41,371
Returned unspent44,93,714
1/68 contracts ever incurred liquidated damages

One LD event in the whole register.

Thirteen contracts ran to a formally approved extension. Exactly one incurred liquidated damages: BDT 53,895 against BDT 51.30 crore of delivered work, which is 0.01% of the book. That certificate is listed with all the others on the past works page.

LD recorded, total53,895
Delivered value51,30,41,371
Share of the book0.01%
×5 divisions of the same client, year after year

One client. Five divisions. Six straight years.

Every certificate here was issued by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh: four E/M divisions plus CEMSU, across nine locations, every single year since 2020. Repeat award from the same procuring offices is the hardest reference a contractor can earn.

CAAB divisions5
Locations9
Years running2020–25
5kV in-house insulation testing, up to

We energise and certify our own HV/MV work.

The plant list is substation commissioning kit: Megger 1000V and 5kV, relay tester, PT/CT tester, primary and secondary injection sets, earth tester. That is what an 'A' class electrical licence is supposed to mean. Most holders subcontract it.

Insulation & earthMegger · earth tester
Protectionrelay · PT/CT
Injectionprimary & secondary

02Record of works

Sixty-eight certificates,
2020 to 2025.

Where the work was done, and the biggest contracts in the book. The complete list of all 68 is on the past works page.

The 18 principal contracts each over BDT 1 crore · 69% of the book

BDT 13.25 Cr delivered away from Dhaka. Sixteen certificates across Saidpur, Jashore, Sylhet, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Rajshahi and Barishal. This is not a single-airport contractor.

03Capabilities

Nine lines of work.
Proven in certificates, not adjectives.

Certificate counts and delivered value per line, from the register summary of certificates 1 to 59. A certificate may count in more than one line.

Approach lighting masts lit at dusk with an aircraft on final
Field note 01

The complete AGL chain.

Constant current regulators, encapsulated isolation transformers, connector kits, primary and secondary cable, lamps, lenses and PCBs, PAPI fittings, inset runway edge lights, and cable relocation by horizontal directional drilling. Delivered across HSIA, Rajshahi, Saidpur, Sylhet and Jashore. Very few contractors hold the whole chain.

Long-exposure light trails of a departing aircraft over airfield ground lighting
Field note 02

HDD under a live apron.

At Jashore, faulty underground AGL and power cable was relocated by horizontal directional drilling rather than open trenching: BDT 1,48,34,899 of apron extension works completed without cutting the operational surface. The method is the capability.

High mast floodlight tower lit at dusk above a terminal roof
Field note 04

Lighting the ground you cannot floodlight twice.

Five certificates, BDT 3,92,44,148 of high mast and security lighting. The security lighting system at Cox's Bazar at BDT 1,37,17,109, and 20 metre high mast poles with LED fittings over the Cargo Village parking and apron at Osmani, Sylhet at BDT 1,12,75,372. Mast work is foundation work first and lighting second.

Airport control tower lit at night with aircraft on stand behind
Field note 05

Standby power for things that cannot go dark.

Generator sets and power cable from the old Radar and Hangar sub-station to the New Radar Building at HSIA, BDT 1,90,84,392. Two 500 KVA generator engine sets at Saidpur, BDT 1,24,03,518. LT emergency and normal panels with PFI panel for the Saidpur Power House, BDT 3,84,99,801. Twenty certificates in this line, BDT 21.48 crore.

Passenger boarding bridge connected to an aircraft at a night gate
Field note 03

Trusted with the client's own building.

Two principal contracts on the New CAAB Headquarters Complex: solar, door access control, light fittings and IT points at BDT 2,87,35,239, and the digital conference system at BDT 1,01,11,300. BDT 3,88,46,539 of fit-out on CAAB's own house.

BDT 4.45 Cr of airfield ground lighting across nine certificates. Constant current regulators, isolation transformers, inset runway edge lights, PAPI fittings and the cable that feeds them, at five airports. The lights an aircraft lands on are not a place to learn on the job.

04Recent awards

Contracts awarded
most recently.

The ten newest contracts awarded to Rose Engineering Ltd. through the government e-GP system, with the tender number and the CAAB office that awarded each one.

Taxiway centreline and stop bar lighting seen from a vehicle at night
Taxiway lighting, night operations
Aircraft on final approach over runway approach lighting at dawn
Approach lighting
Airside operations vehicle crossing a taxiway
Airside works access

Airfield electromechanical systems of the kind Rose Engineering Ltd. installs, tests and maintains. Illustrative photography, not CAAB sites.

05The company

In the trade
since 1991.

Rose Engineering Ltd. began as M/S Rose Enterprise in 1991 and was incorporated as a private limited company on 16 March 2022, No. C-179674/2022 under the Companies Act 1994. CAAB approved the conversion by circular dated 24 May 2022 and carried enlistment 101-0008 across unchanged.

The continuity is documented in CAAB's own hand. Certificate 30.31.0000.416.07.002.23.408 names the contractor as Rose Enterprise and records on the same line: "Updated: Rose Engineering Ltd."

Of the 68 certificates in the register, 42 were issued to Rose Engineering Ltd. and 26 to M/S Rose Enterprise. One book, one enlistment, one record.

1991M/S Rose Enterprise begins trading
2020First certificate in the current register
2022Incorporated as Rose Engineering Ltd.; CAAB carries the enlistment across
2026New awards running at HSIA and Rajshahi

06Contact

Put us on your tender list.

Registered office

99/4 Agasadek Road
Dhaka-1000

Liaison office

Apt 5/A, House 7, Road 21
Sector 3, Uttara, Dhaka-1230

Branch office

Sagorpara, Ghoramara
Boalia, Rajshahi-6000