Accelerating work on five key transport projects
Standing Vice Chairman of the Hai Phong People's Committee Le Anh Quan has urged contractors to speed up construction and strive to complete the projects on schedule.
Le Anh Quan, Member of the Standing Committee of the Hai Phong Party Committee and Standing Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee, inspected the implementation of five transport projects in the eastern part of the city on November 10.
After inspecting the projects and reviewing construction progress, Quan emphasized that all five were important to completing the transport infrastructure connecting Hai Phong with surrounding localities and seaport areas, expanding the city's development space, facilitating investment attraction and driving the development of the city's southern economic zone. Accelerating construction and putting the projects into operation early would make an important contribution to the city's target of achieving annual GRDP growth of at least 13% in the coming period, he noted.
At the project to build the southeastern ring road of Hai An Ward, from the foot of Rao Bridge to its intersection with the Ha Noi – Hai Phong Expressway, Le Anh Quan asked the ward authorities to urgently direct the contractor and construction supervision consultant to establish a detailed critical-path schedule for the entire project and take measures to accelerate construction. If the contractor continued to fall behind and failed to meet schedule requirements, penalties for contractual delays would be considered in accordance with regulations.
For the project to build the main road connecting Dinh Vu Industrial Park with Nam Dinh Vu Industrial Park (Phase II), in Dinh Vu – Cat Hai Economic Zone, Le Anh Quan required the construction unit to mobilize maximum manpower and equipment and develop a scientific construction plan to complete the project before December 31, 2026.
At the project to build the road behind berths 3 to 6 in Lach Huyen port area, Le Anh Quan asked the project owner and the construction unit to mobilize all available resources to accelerate work, striving to complete the project and put it into operation within this November while ensuring construction quality and technical and aesthetic standards.
For the project to expand the coastal road through Hai Phong, from Provincial Road 353 to Thai Binh Bridge (Km0 – Km19+645), and the project to build the Ninh Binh – Hai Phong Expressway (CT.08)’s section through Hai Phong and 9 km in Hung Yen Province, including the construction of Van Uc 2 Bridge, the standing vice chairman of the City People's Committee asked the project owners to maintain a close presence at construction sites and urge contractors to focus on building key components and work packages.
He also stressed the need to ensure construction quality, occupational and traffic safety, and strive to complete the projects on schedule, helping improve transport connectivity across the port city in the coming period.
PHAM CUONG – LE DUNG