The Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway, spanning over 83 kilometers, traverses Ninh Hoa town and three districts of Van Ninh, Khanh Vinh, and Dien Khanh in Khanh Hoa Province. With a total investment of nearly VND 12 trillion, the project commenced construction in early 2023, under the management of Project Management Unit 7, which operates under the Ministry of Transport.
The Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway is designed to feature four lanes, a width of 17 meters, and a maximum speed limit of 90 kilometers per hour.
According to the contractor, the construction of the bridge could only be approached from a single direction due to challenging accessibility, and materials could not be transported because of the mountainous terrain. To expedite progress, the contractor opted to cast the beams on-site, thereby reducing transportation time.
The expressway project navigates through complex terrain, requiring construction across mountains and forests. The entire route includes 34 bridges, among which the two longest are the 17-span Khanh Binh Bridge and the 11-span Ninh Than Bridge.
According to Mr. Nguyen Thanh Dong, representative of the management unit for the Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway project, more than 300 workers are present on the construction site daily, along with mobilized equipment to ensure continuous work even during the recent 2/9 holiday.
Mr. Truong Anh Dai, Deputy Commander of the project’s contractor, shared that they mobilize approximately 450 personnel daily, divided into three shifts and four teams, along with machinery and equipment to ensure uninterrupted work on the construction site.
While the project encountered challenges with land clearance, the issue has been resolved. Along the route, 2,774 households have handed over the cleared land to the construction unit, achieving a 100% clearance rate. To date, the construction of all six resettlement areas has been completed, and land allocation and lotteries for the households have been organized.
Mr. Dang Van Dung, Executive Director of the Van Phong – Nha Trang Expressway Project, shared that the project is on track with the set plan. The contractors are committed to construction deployment, closely following the adjusted schedule, with the goal of substantially completing the project before April 30, 2025.
Workers on the Van Phong – Nha Trang Expressway Project during the 2/9 holiday this year.
For this project, the investor has recorded a land retrieval of 616 hectares, impacting 2,790 households. As of the end of August, approval, payment, and land handover have been completed for 83.35/83.35 kilometers, achieving a 100% rate for the main line.
Currently, there is still a portion of supplementary land retrieval pending for the construction of ridge grooves, talus slopes, and some locations for overhead bridge crossings that have not been handed over to the construction unit. Additionally, the expressway route is expected to relocate some technical infrastructure in the upcoming time.
The connection point to National Highway 27C on the Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway.
The intersection of the Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway with the Nha Trang – Cam Lam expressway in Dien Tho, Khanh Vinh District.
The emergency stop area on the Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway.
Once operational, the Van Phong – Nha Trang expressway will connect to the Van Phong economic zone and key industrial parks in Ninh Thuy, Suoi Dau, and Doc Da Trang in Khanh Hoa Province.
The Capital City’s Cleanup: Revitalizing Hanoi by Removing Over 400 Stalled Projects from the Books
As of June this year, the Hanoi People’s Committee has made significant strides in implementing the City Council’s resolution to expedite investment and address delays in non-budget land-use projects. With a directive to address 705 cumulative projects, accounting for 99% of the total 712 projects, the committee has demonstrated its commitment to expediting development. These projects encompass a substantial land area, totaling over 11,300 hectares, showcasing the committee’s comprehensive approach to urban planning and land utilization.
The Quest for Efficient Land Clearance: Unlocking Success
With strong and unified leadership from various sectors and functional units, along with the dedication, creativity, and hard work of the officials involved, the land clearance process for investment projects requiring land in Thanh Hoa province has seen significant positive changes since 2023. These efforts have greatly contributed to attracting investments and boosting the province’s economic and social development.
Unlocking the Secrets to Effective Land Clearance: Taking Action
The lack of “clean” land is a critical factor in the province’s struggle to attract foreign investment and large-scale projects. To address this issue, the leaders of Thanh Hoa province and relevant authorities have held several meetings to analyze the root causes and devise strategic solutions. They are now rolling up their sleeves to take decisive action.
Determination to Complete Land Clearance for the Tam Trinh Road Construction Project by the End of September 2024
Under the direction of the Hoang Mai District Party Committee, the site clearance and compensation for the Tam Trinh Road construction project is expected to be completed by October 1, 2024. The relevant agencies and units are diligently working together to implement effective solutions and encourage local residents to cooperate and hand over the required land area for the project’s success.
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After a year of construction, the Long Thanh International Airport Passenger Terminal has completed its structural framework, including columns and floor beams.
