(HBO) - "The Department of Transport has implemented Directive No. 05/CT-UBND issued on March 8, 2017, by the Chairman of the Hoa Binh People's Committee on strengthening the management of the construction investment sourced from the provincial budget for public investment. As a result, traffic projects invested by the local Transport Department have been implemented in accordance with the law, ensuring the construction progress and quality without causing debts. The projects produce good outcomes," said Bui Duc Hau, deputy director of the Transport Department.


Thanks to the effective management of the transport sector, the provincial road No 448 project (Bai Chao - Du Sang, Kim Boi) has to date maintained its schedule and ensured quality.

 

Since 2017, the Transport Department has been assigned to manage six transport projects. A report by the department said in general, the projects are on schedule. The Suoi Hoa bridge and Provincial Road 433 projects were completed and put into operation. The remaining projects are running smoothly. In order to ensure the effective implementation of these projects, the department asked relevant units to keep an eye on their progress and quality. At the same time, they were required to urge contractors on mobilizing machinery, equipment and human resources and applying technology solutions to ensure the quality of the construction.

 Those contractors who delay their projects and violate contract terms will be seriously dealt with according to the law.

 The department has previously instructed relevant offices to fully implement State bidding regulations, such as publicly posting full information on bidding newspapers and the national bidding network, as well as telephone numbers and addresses for feedback; and intensifying the inspection and supervision of bidding activities to promptly detect and handle violations./.

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