According to the plan, the Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 project, passing through the former Binh Duong area, is scheduled to complete technical clearance for all project components by the end of 2025.
The Project Management Unit for Traffic Construction Investment in Binh Duong Province collaborated with contractors, supervision consultants, and related units to organize a 100-day sprint launch ceremony to accelerate construction progress.
During the event, all parties signed a commitment to jointly overcome challenges, develop a reasonable construction plan, mobilize manpower, resources, and equipment, and adapt construction methods to the rainy season’s weather conditions.
A contingency plan has been devised to address adverse weather conditions such as rain, storms, and thunderstorms, ensuring maximum safety for workers and minimizing rain-induced damages. Teams will work in 3 shifts, 4 teams, including holidays and Tet, for 100 consecutive nights in 2025 to meet project goals.
At the XL1 package, covering the 2.3 km section from Binh Chuan to Saigon River, executed by Truong Son Construction Corporation, remaining items are being expedited.
Lieutenant Hoang Anh Dao, representing the contractor, stated that the project has achieved over 40% completion, with technical clearance planned by December 19. However, material shortages, particularly soil, and unpredictable heavy rainfall pose significant challenges.
At the National Highway 13 section, executed by Corporation No. 1 – JSC, workers are increasing shifts during dry days to compensate for rainy periods. Additional tarpaulins have been purchased to protect the foundation during unfavorable weather.
With materials fully prepared, Corporation No. 1 – JSC aims to complete the bridge surface and C16 asphalt layer by the end of 2025, ensuring timely technical clearance if weather conditions permit.
100-Day Sprint to Complete Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 Project
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The 300-bed specialized psychiatric hospital, constructed with an investment of 250 billion VND, has lain abandoned for 8 years since its completion. Ho Chi Minh City is now surveying and planning renovations to bring the facility into operation.
Dong Nai Terminates Contractor in Nearly VND 2.6 Trillion Project
Construction progress on several components of Component Project 3, part of the Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 project passing through Dong Nai, has been delayed. One contractor has been liquidated, and the construction workload has been reassigned to another contractor.
A Landmark Achievement: Long Thanh Airport’s Journey to a Safe and Timely Completion
On September 7, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, head of the task force for the Long Thanh International Airport project, inspected the construction progress on-site and worked with the Ministry of Construction, the Vietnam Airports Corporation (ACV), contractors, and relevant ministries and sectors.
“Expediting the Metro: Minister of Construction Inspects Nhon – Hanoi Station Tunnel, Urging Swift Progress.”
“Expediting construction by just one month, week, or day will enable the public to reap the benefits of a modern and convenient transportation system sooner. Therefore, there can be no delays in the progress of the Nhon-Hanoi Railway project, and construction must be a top priority,” emphasized Minister of Construction Tran Hong Minh.
Accelerating Progress: Revitalizing the Bien Hoa-Vung Tau Expressway and HCMC’s Ring Road 3 with Efficient Contractor Replacements
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The authorities in Dong Nai province have issued a directive to fast-track the resolution of contractor issues and the establishment of an updated construction schedule for the Bien Hoa – Vung Tau Expressway and the Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 projects. The directive sets an ambitious deadline of August 2025 for the completion of these tasks, with the aim of ensuring smooth progress towards the technical opening of these vital transportation arteries.
