About us
For more than 3 decades, PARS SAKHTAR Co. has been a trusted partner for renovation and erection of customized power plants, transmission and sub transmission lines and substation turnkey projects in Iran and overseas. Recognized as a premier designer and manufacturer of self-supporting concrete monopoles at voltage level ranging from 63 to 400 KV with numerous circuits, we are also a pioneer in manufacturing compact design poles. Remarkably, the compact design patent has been acknowledged nationally and internationally. The company profile can be summarized as follow:
- Incorporated in 1984
- The holder of premier license for qualified EPC contractor in power industry
- The sole EPC contractor in North west of Iran
- The sole qualified company for manufacturing all 3types of poles (self-supporting concrete poles, tubular poles, steel lattice poles)
- Local and international patent of self-supporting concrete monopoles
- Administration of more than 150 power plant and substation projects
- Executing over 2000 Km transmission and sub transmission line
- Importing engineering and technology service by the value of 10 million dollars
About Pars Structure Company
Pars Structure Company was established in 1363 as the first company and the oldest rank one contractor in the power sector. This company is the only one authorized to produce all three types of power transmission towers from Tawanir in the country.
The first transmission line by this group through concrete masts in the form of a 230 kV two-circuit transmission line in 130 km from the origin of the Khoi power plant to the 230 kV Balanj substation in Urmia, started with the efforts of colleagues in 1973 and almost at the predicted time with Success is over.
For the first time in 2010, this group succeeded in inventing high voltage concrete masts and designing and implementing its special connections, which ultimately led to the internal registration of this invention.
After registering a global patent, this design has won the first place in the World Olympiad of Applied Structures Inventions in Geneva.