Oriental Consultants Global hosted a signing ceremony to celebrate the agreement
AECOM, a premier, fully integrated infrastructure firm, and Oriental Consultants Global (OCG), an integrated engineering consulting firm, have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deliver innovative and successful social, environmental and transit infrastructure projects across the Asia region.
Earlier today, OCG hosted a ceremony at their Tokyo headquarters, where AECOM President, Asia Pacific, Sean Chiao and OCG President Eiji Yonezawa signed the agreement in front of senior executives from both companies. The preferred partner agreement between the two leading infrastructure companies, each with its own legacy of globally successful projects, will allow for joint financial and resourcing arrangements to compete for the largest and most complex infrastructure projects in the region.
“As Japan continues to increase its support for infrastructure development across the Asia region, the strategic partnership formed by AECOM and Oriental Consultants Global will bring together our respective expertise, experience and insights to fulfil the transformational and often extremely complex projects that are being envisioned,” said Mr. Chiao. “Our joint business plan includes formalizing mutual growth objectives aligned with the US-Japan Partnership for Infrastructure Investment in Third Countries.”
“In an effort to build upon the U.S.-Japan Partnership, we’re proud to partner with AECOM to further develop transformative infrastructure projects across Asia,” said Mr. Yonezawa.
The U.S.-Japan Partnership for Infrastructure Investment in Third Countries has been developed to address development challenges, increase connectivity, and promote economic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
“Since the U.S.-Japan partnership, there has been a significant increase in overseas investment by Japanese public and private organizations,” said Saito Hiroshi, head of Japanese overseas investment at AECOM. “In partnership with OCG, we are well-suited to help high-growth nations across Asia create safer, cleaner and more connected communities.”
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