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Chief Engineer Ce@Pwd.Gov.Bd Establishment & Coordination CE Chief Engineer [email protected] ACE Establishment & coordination [email protected] Office of the Superintending Engineer(Est) SE(Est) ESTABLISHMENT [email protected] Executive Engineer(Establishment) establishment [email protected] Executive Engineer(O&M) O&M [email protected] Executive Engineer(Enquiry) Enquiry [email protected] SDE(Enquiry) Enquiry [email protected] Executive Engineer(MIS Cell) MiS Cell [email protected] AE(MIS Cell) MiS Cell [email protected] Office of the Superintending Engineer(development) SE (Development) development [email protected] AE(Development) development [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Office of the Superintending Engineer(coordination) SE(Coordination) Coordination [email protected] Executive Engineer(Cordination) Coordination [email protected] AE(Coordination) [email protected] [email protected] PWDTA SE(PWDTA) PWDTA [email protected] Executive Engineer(PWDTA) PWDTA [email protected] AE(PWDTA) PWDTA [email protected] [email protected] PWD Maintenance circle SE(Maintenance Circle) maintenance circle [email protected] AE(Maintenance Division Dhaka) maintenance circle [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer( Maintenance Division dhaka) Maintenance Division DHAKA [email protected] AE(PWD Maintenance Division ,Dhaka) PWD Maintenance Division ,Dhaka [email protected] [email protected] SDE(PWD Maintenance Division ,Dhaka) PWD Maintenance Sub Division 1 ,Dhaka [email protected] PWD Maintenance Sub Division 2 ,Dhaka [email protected] PWD Maintenance Sub Division 3 ,Dhaka [email protected] Executive Engineer(PWD Maintenance Division ,Chittagong)Maintenance Division Chtgng [email protected] AE(PWD Maintenance Division ,Dhaka) Maintenance Division Chtgng [email protected] SDE(PWD Maintenance Division ,Chtgng) Maintenance Sub Division 1 Chtgng [email protected] Maintenance Sub Division 2 Chtgng [email protected] Maintenance Sub Division 3 Chtgng [email protected] ACE(PPC) Health Wing [email protected] SE(PPC) ppc [email protected] Executive Engineer(PPC) PPC [email protected] SDE(PPC) PPC [email protected] AE(PPC) PPC [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ADDITIONAL CHIEF ENGINEER(PNSP) PNSP [email protected] SE(Audit Monitoring Circle) audit monitoring circle [email protected] AE(Audit Monitoring Circle) audit monitoring circle [email protected] Executive Engineer(Audit) Audit [email protected] AE(Audit Division) Audit [email protected] Executive Engineer(Monitoring) Monitoring [email protected] AE(Monitoring) Monitoring [email protected] SE(PECU) pecu circle [email protected] AE(Pecu Circle) pecu circle [email protected] Executive Engineer(Pecu) PECU [email protected] SDE(Pecu Division) PECU [email protected] AE(Pecu Division) PECU [email protected] [email protected] SE(Project Circle 1) project circle 1 [email protected] AE(Project Circle 1) project circle 1 [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Project Division 1) Project Division 1 [email protected] SDE(Project Division 1) Project Division 1 [email protected] AE(Project Division 1) Project Division 1 [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Project Division 2) Project Division 2 [email protected] AE(Project Division 2) Project Division 2 [email protected] Executive Engineer(Survey) Survey [email protected] SDE(Survey) Survey [email protected] [email protected] AE(Survey) Survey [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SE(Project Circle 2) project circle 2 [email protected] AE(Project Circle 2) project circle 2 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Project Division 3) Project Division 3 [email protected] SDE(Project Division 3) Project Division 3 [email protected] [email protected] AE(Project Division 3) Project Division 3 [email protected] Executive Engineer(Project Division 4) Project Division 4 [email protected] AE(Project Division 4) Project Division 4 [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Project Division 5) Project Division 5 [email protected] AE(Project Division 5) Project Division 5 [email protected] [email protected] SE (Design Circle 1) design circle 1 [email protected] AE(Design Circle 1) design circle 1 [email protected] Executive Engineer(Design Division 1) Design Division 1 [email protected] AE(Design Division 1) Design Division 1 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Design Division 2) Design Division 2 [email protected] SDE(Design Division 2) Design Division 2 [email protected] AE(Design Division 2) Design Division 2 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Design Division 3) Design Division 3 [email protected] SDE(Design Division 3) Design Division 3 [email protected] Ae(Design Division 3) Design Division 3 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SE (Design Circle 2) design circle 2 [email protected] AE(Design Circle 2) design circle 2 [email protected] Executive Engineer(Design Division 4) Design Division 4 [email protected] Ae(Design Division 4) Design Division 4 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Design Division 5) Design Division 5 [email protected] SDE(Design Division 5) Design Division 5 [email protected] [email protected] Ae(Design Division 5) Design Division 5 [email protected] [email protected] Executive Engineer(Design Division 6) Design Division 6 [email protected] SDE(Design Division 6) Design Division 6 [email protected] Ae(Design Division 6) Design Division 6 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dhaka Zone ADDITIONAL CHIEF ENGINEER DHK ZONE Dhaka Zone [email protected] Executive Engineer( dhk zone) Dhaka Zone [email protected] AE( Dhaka Zone) Dhaka Zone [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dhaka Circle 1 SE( Dhaka Circle 1) dhaka circle 1 [email protected] AE( Dhaka Circle 1) dhaka circle 1 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dhaka Division1 Executive Engineer( Dhaka Division1 ) dhk division 1 [email protected] AE( Dhaka Division 1) dhk division 1 [email protected] [email protected] SDE( Dhaka Subdivision 1 ) Dhaka SubDivision 1 [email protected] SDE( Rajarbag Subdivision 1) Rajarbag Subdivision 1 [email protected] SDE( Rajarbag Subdivision 2) Rajarbag Subdivision 2 [email protected] Dhaka Division 2 Executive Engineer( Dhaka Division2 ) dhk division 2 [email protected] Ae( Dhaka Division 2) dhk division 2 [email protected] [email protected] SDE(Dhaka Sub Division 2 ) Dhaka Sub Division 2 [email protected] SDE(Dhaka Sub Division 3 ) Dhaka Sub Division 3 [email protected] SDE(Dhanmondi Sub Division ) Dhanmondi Sub Division [email protected] City Division Executive Engineer( City Division) City division [email protected] AE(City Division) City division [email protected] [email protected] SDE(Ramna SubDivision 1) Ramna SubSDivision 1 [email protected] SDE(Ramna SubDivision 2) Ramna SubSDivision 2 [email protected] SDE(BangaBhaban SubDivision) BangaBhaban SubDivision [email protected] Arboriculture Dvision Principal Arboriculture Officer ( Arboriculture Dvision) Arboriculture division [email protected] Sub Divisional officer 1 Arboriculture Subdivision 1 [email protected] Sub Divisional officer 2 Arboriculture Subdivision 2 [email protected] Sub Divisional officer 3 Sherebangla nagar Arboriculture subdivision [email protected] Dhaka Circle 2 SE( Dhaka Circle 2) dhaka circle 2 [email protected] AE 1( Dhaka Circle 2) Dhaka Circle 2 [email protected] AE 2( Dhaka Circle 2) Dhaka Circle 2 [email protected] AE 3( Dhaka Circle 2) Dhaka Circle 2 [email protected] Dhaka Division 3 Executive Engineer( Dhaka Division 3) dhk division 3 [email protected] AE 1 dhk division 3 [email protected] AE 2 dhk division 3 [email protected] SDE Tejgaon Sub-Division [email protected] SDE Food Sub-Division [email protected] SDE PWD Subdivision 4 [email protected] Dhaka Division 4 Executive Engineer( Dhaka Division 4) dhk division 4 [email protected] AE 1 dhk division 4 [email protected] AE 2 dhk division 4 [email protected] SDE PWD Subdivision 5 [email protected] SDE PWD Subdivision 6 [email protected] SDE Railway Diversion Sub-division [email protected] Eden Division Executive Engineer Eden Division [email protected] AE 1 Eden Division [email protected] AE 2 Eden Division [email protected] SDE Eden Sub-Division 1 [email protected] SDE Eden Sub-Division 2 [email protected] Dhaka Medical Colege Division Executive Engineer DMC Division [email protected] AE DMC Division [email protected] SDE DMC Sub-Division [email protected] SDE SSMC Sub-Division [email protected] Dhaka Circle 3 SE( Dhaka Circle 2) dhaka circle 3 [email protected] AE 1 dhaka circle 3 [email protected] AE 2 dhaka circle 3 [email protected] AE 3 dhaka circle 3 [email protected] Sher-E-Bangla Nagar Division 1 Executive Engineer Shere e Bangla Nagar Division 1 [email protected] AE 1 Shere e Bangla Nagar Division 1 [email protected] AE 2 Shere e Bangla Nagar Division 1 [email protected] SDE Shere e Bangla Nagar Sub-Division 1 [email protected] SDE Shere e Bangla Nagar Sub-Division
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