(HBĐT) – The construction of Hoa Binh Bridge 3 is a key project of Hoa Binh City. The project started in 2016 with a total investment of nearly 435 billion VND. Up till now, the project of Hoa Binh Bridge 3 has achieved the volume of over 260 billion VND. The contractor is urgently implementing items to ensure that the completion of the project will be in use in 2019.


Taking advantage of the favorable weather, the joint venture contractor have accelerated the construction progress of Hoa Binh Bridge 3 across Da river, trying to inaugurate in 2019.

The project of  Hoa Binh Bridge 3 belongs to phase 2 of "The Program for the Northern Mountainous Urban - Hoa Binh City". The investor is the People's Committee of Hoa Binh City, a partnership with Trung Chinh Trading and Construction Co., Ltd. and Hoang Son company is the construction contractor.

Hoa Binh Bridge 3 is designed to be constructed of permanent pre-stressed reinforced concrete. The bridge has a length of over 535 meters with a path of nearly 210 meters. The width of the bridge is 16 meters, in which the lane is 12 meters in width. The total width of the bridge is more 4 meters than that of Hoa Binh Bridge 1.

During the past time, Trung Chinh Trading and Construction Co., Ltd - the bridge construction unit has mobilized machinery, human resources and materials to construct the bridge abutments and has organized construction to make 3 shifts to accelerate the construction progress.

Up till now, the project for Hoa Binh Bridge 3 has achieved the volume of over 260 billion VND. The payment value including the advance and payment records has reached 231 billion VND. The main items are being concentrated to complete, the boundary on the left bank has been completed.

At the same time, the clearance work is being completed in rush, creating the conditions for Hoang Son Company to construct the path as soon as possible.

It is expected that in April, 2019 the construction units will officially implement the boundaries of Hoa Binh Bridge 3, ensuring to complete and put it into use in 2019, helping to reduce the overloading of Hoa Binh Bridge 1 in the past time.

 

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