Local Government Engineering Department (LGED)

Local Government Engineering Department (LGED)

Photo shows Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) conducting raid a raid at LGED's headquarters in Agargaon in the capital on Tuesday, 29 April 2025. Photo: TBS

ACC finds evidence of corruption in LGED's Tk1,909cr post-flood B-Strong project

The ACC discovered evidence of abnormally high prices set for various project items even before the project activities began, which prompted today's raid

The Chitaliya-Gayatola LGED road in Shariatpur Sadar Upazila, connecting eight unions and reaching Shibchar Upazila in Madaripur, lays in a deteriorated state. Spanning 6 kilometres and 10 feet wide, it is riddled with potholes and cracks, causing significant inconvenience to commuters. Heavy vehicles avoid this route, while passengers in smaller vehicles face double fares due to its poor condition. Photo: TBS

Potholes, knee-deep mud: 80% rural roads crumble for repair funds shortage

The post-flood scenario has left the rural transportation network in a state of near-collapse, causing widespread disruptions. Photos: Sana Ullah Sanu

146 Lakshmipur roads in ruins; villagers face long-term travel disruptions

Photo: Collected

Vested quarter attempts to secure jobs under old quota system: LGED

Photo: Courtesy

LGED holds training session on climate change in Barguna

LGED is working on developing a core rural road network at every upazila and district level. Photo: Mohammad Minhaz Uddin

Economic growth is driving up the need to upgrade rural roads

The local government demolishes a 200-year-old bridge, locally known as “Dewan’s Pool”, as part of a road widening project in Sylhet’s Golapganj. Photo: TBS

200-year-old bridge in Sylhet being demolished to widen road

Photo: Courtesy

LGED chief engineer inspects projects in Jashore and Kushtia

Photo: PR

Inauguration of 2-day workshop on CReLIC planning held at LGED

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LGED holds workshop on rural infrastructure development in Faridpur

Lone state-owned drugmaker gets Tk1,905cr revamp 

Lone state-owned drugmaker gets Tk1,905cr revamp 

Ctg contractors want dev project cost increased

Ctg contractors want dev project cost increased

Photo: Courtesy

Construction material price hike: Contractors threaten to stop govt projects