TD first entered the international construction arena in 1974 in Malaysia with the construction of 500 km of highways and bridges in the ensuing 10 years, 40 km of roads in Nepal in 1976 and a 400 m long highway tunnel in Saudi Arabia in 1983.      

         From those early beginnings, ITD has undertaken many major and challenging projects internationally, ranging from highways, to bridges, ports, high speed rail support structures, airport terminal buildings, resort developments and mining operations in Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Taiwan.

Ongoing projects at December 2003, many with international partners, include:    

• Sihanoukville Port, Cambodia
• Rupsa Bridge, Bangladesh
• National Highway NH 2 upgrading and duplication, India
• Coal Mining, Indonesia
• Hulhumale Highway development, Maldives,
• Shangri-La Maldives Resort, Maldives
• Rural Roads, Iliolo Province, Philippines
• High speed rail supporting structure, Taiwan,
• Nankang MRT Underground Station, Taipei, Taiwan
• Kol Dam, India

Rural Road Network Development, Philippines, Phase 2, Contract Package 7  (August 2000 - June 2003)

A concrete pavement road with total length of 36 km in Iloilo Province, Philippines.

Taiwan High Speed Rail Project, Contract C295 (April 2000 - May 2004)

Construction of a 27.3 km of precast prestressed elevated rail bridge for a high speed train, including a short cut and cover tunnel.