Netreshwori Engineering Consultancy (P) ltd Logo

 Netreshwori Engineering Consultancy pvt ltd Logo

This is logo of Netreshwori Engineering Consultancy (P) ltd, Kathmandu 


Netreshwori Engineering Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. (NEC), established on April 19, 2016 (07 Baisakh, 2073), is a leading consultancy firm in Nepal. Registered under the Company Act 2063, NEC is dedicated to offering comprehensive consulting services across various disciplines. We work closely with government bodies, NGOs, and private sector partners, managing a diverse range of planning and development projects with exceptional expertise and efficiency.Our team of highly skilled professionals is committed to delivering outstanding services, ensuring every project meets the highest standards and deadlines. With a robust and well-organized structure, NEC provides customized solutions to meet the unique needs of our clients, as coordinated by our diverse organizational framework.

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