T.Y. Lin International (TYLin)

Founded in 1954, T.Y. Lin International (TYLin) is a globally renowned, multidisciplinary infrastructure engineering firm dedicated to delivering innovative, cost-effective, and constructible design solutions for the global infrastructure market. Headquartered in San Francisco, USA, and with a strong presence across China, the United States, Southeast Asia and other regions, TYLin group delivers some of the world's most visionary, challenging and iconic infrastructure projects.

Founded in Chongqing in 1994, TYLin China specializes in the integrated design and consulting of urban infrastructure projects, including bridges, roads, rail transit, ecological environments, and TOD. The company embraces the development philosophy of "Merging Sino-Western Strengths, Building a Leading Firm." It has assembled a diverse, multidisciplinary and multilingual team of over 1,200 distinguished engineers, including academicians, National and Chongqing Design Masters, Chongqing Talents, foreign experts, PhDs, and senior engineers.

The company has undertaken a wide array of infrastructure projects across more than 50 cities globally, covering regions including China, Guyana, Singapore, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, Kuwait, Nigeria, and beyond. It has successfully completed: - Design of over 100 various types of cross-sea and cross-river bridges, as well as urban landscape bridges;

• Design of more than 5,000 kilometers of road networks;
• Planning and design of nearly 20 rail transit-oriented development (TOD) projects;
• Designs for over 30 mega tunnels;
• Surveying and design for more than 100 reservoir engineering projects;
• Management and improvement of nearly 100 river channels.

Driven by a commitment to innovation and excellence in project design, the company has garnered 10 international awards, 50 national accolades, and over 160 provincial and ministerial honors. These include five Tien-yow Jeme Civil Engineering Prizes (the highest honor in Chinese civil engineering), two Eugene C. Figg Jr. Medals at the International Bridge Conference, as well as numerous national engineering survey and design awards.