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Overview
The leading engineering and construction business enterprise, marking a quarter century of dynamic presence in the Sri Lankan Construction Industry. Starting as turnkey engineering procurement and construction service provider in 1995, we rebranded as the Central Engineering Services (Pvt) Ltd in 2011, enlarging our core engineering business portfolios to optimize on the emerging engineering business openings in the country. Bolstered by our strategic partner synergies of the Central Engineering Consultancy Bureau (CECB), the premier engineering consultancy competency in the country, we empower our nations aspirations in designing, constructing sustainable infrastructures that fuels socioeconomic advancement and wellbeing of our nation.
We are a state-owned, commercially successful, but a socially conscious corporate citizen built on client and stakeholder trust earned over the years.
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Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony for the Three-Story Governor’s Office Building....
Septemer 17, 2026
The foundation stone laying ceremony for the proposed Three-Story Governor’s Office Building of the North Central Provincial Council was held on 10th September 2026 at the North Central Province. The ceremony was graced by the presence of the Hon. Governor North Central Province, Mr. Wasantha Jinadasa;.......
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The Deputy Minister of Lands and Irrigation, Hon. Aravinda Senarath,....
December 31, 2025
The Deputy Minister of Lands and Irrigation, Hon. Aravinda Senarath, paid an official visit to the Central Engineering Consultancy Bureau (CECB) and Central Engineering Services (Pvt) Ltd (CESL) recently. This marked his first visit to the institutions following his assumption of duties. During the visit, the Deputy Minister participated.......
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The restoration of the Peradeniya “Kalupalama”
(Devil's Bridge)....
December 30, 2025
The restoration of the Peradeniya “Kalupalama” (commonly known as the Devil’s Bridge), which was severely damaged by flooding caused by Cyclone “Ditwa”, has been officially initiated. The project is being jointly implemented by CESL, CECB, the University of Peradeniya (UOP), and Sri Lanka Railways.......
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