Empowering Strategic Infrastructure, Logistics & Security Across Iraq & the Kurdistan Region
Over 18 years delivering high-stakes civil engineering, force protection, and multimodal supply chains for government agencies, defense forces, and multinational enterprises.
Building Trust, Infrastructure, and Security Across Iraq & the Kurdistan Region Since 2008
Blueway Co. is a leading general contracting, security, and trading enterprise established in 2008 in Erbil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Under the visionary leadership of CEO Sirwan Ali, Blueway has evolved into a key partner for government agencies, international defense forces, and corporate leaders, delivering high-quality, practical, and cost-effective solutions across civil engineering, multimodal supply chains, and specialized force protection.
We operate under ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and OHSAS 18001:2007 quality and safety certifications.
Delivering large-scale civil engineering, airfield paving, and highway infrastructure across Iraq and the Kurdistan Region in strategic partnership with REGA Asphalt Company. Equipped with state-of-the-art asphalt plants, crusher facilities, and heavy machinery, we build durable structures to strict ISO standards.
Providing force protection and tactical risk mitigation tailored for defense agencies, foreign professionals, and commercial compound assets. Combining expat management with licensed Kurdish special operators, we maintain operational safety in demanding regional environments.
End-to-end multimodal supply chain management backed by 18+ years of trucking experience across complex and volatile corridors in Iraq. Supported by our dedicated customs clearance division, we ensure fast, traceable delivery of critical cargo.
An essential regional infrastructure project executed in partnership with REGA Asphalt Company to pave and engineer high-durability highway corridors. The scope encompassed 135,000 m² of binder course, 130,000 m² of wearing course, and 140,000 m² of bituminous base course, supported by 600,000 tons of aggregate crushing and extensive subbase earthworks.