CONINCO Participates in Groundbreaking Ceremony for Hai Phong's Ring Road No. 2 Project (Tan Vu – Hung Dao – Bui Vien Section)

On March 11, 2025, the People's Committee of Hai Phong City held a groundbreaking ceremony to launch the construction of the Ring Road No. 2 project, specifically the Tan Vu - Hung Dao - Bui Vien section. This project, with a total investment of nearly 7.5 trillion VND, spans the Hai An, Duong Kinh, and Kien An districts. It is a project of significant importance, poised to create a breakthrough in the city's socio-economic and urban development. The event also serves to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025) and the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hai Phong (May 13, 1955 - May 13, 2025). The Joint Venture of Consultant and Inspection Joint Stock Company of construction technology and equipment (CONINCO., Jsc) and Bridge and Tunnel Design Consultant Joint Stock Company will serve as the Construction Supervision Consultant for the section from the Lien Phuong intersection to the Hai Thanh overpass.

Attendees at the ceremony included Mr. Tran Cam Tu, Politburo Member and Standing Member of the Secretariat; along with leaders from various Central Committees, Ministries, Departments, and Hai Phong City.
Representing CONINCO were Mr. Phan Ngoc Cuong, Member of the Board of Directors and General Director; Mr. Le Kim Lieu, Deputy Director of CONINCO's Branch in Ho Chi Minh City; and Mr. Mai Bac Ninh, Head of CONINCO's Supervision Consultant Team.

The Ring Road No. 2 project is classified as a Group A project and a special-grade traffic infrastructure undertaking, with a total investment exceeding 7 trillion VND. The approximately 11km-long route will be constructed within the Kien An, Duong Kinh, and Hai An districts. Key components include: the Tan Vu intersection and Hai Thanh Bridge; the Hung Dao - Bui Vien Street section, featuring a 37m width, an eight-lane road surface, and a 5m-wide median; the section from Provincial Road 353 to Hung Dao, with a 68m width, eight lanes of traffic, a 23m-wide median, and 7.5m-wide sidewalks on each side; the Hai Thanh Bridge crossing the Lach Tray River, spanning over 1.13km with an HL93 design load and a navigation clearance height of 9.5m; and a flyover at the Bui Vien Road intersection, extending over 327m with a 25m cross-sectional width.

The Ring Road No. 2 project (Tan Vu-Hung Dao-Bui Vien section) is designed to function not only as an inter-provincial ring road but also as an urban thoroughfare. It will serve as a crucial artery, separating traffic connected to the seaport area from inner-city traffic. All cargo transported from the Hai Phong seaport to other provinces and cities in the North and throughout the country will be routed through Ring Road No. 2, connecting to highways and national roads.

Upon completion, the project will lay the groundwork for the development of new urban areas, contributing to the creation of a modern cityscape and encouraging both domestic and foreign investment in the socio-economic development of the districts along the route within Hai Phong City.

Having contributed to the success of thousands of projects, both large and small, throughout Vietnam, particularly in transport infrastructure, CONINCO is proud to have been entrusted by Party and State leaders, as well as the leadership of Hai Phong City, to provide Supervision Consultant services for this project. With extensive experience in Grade 1 and special-grade traffic projects, and a brand synonymous with sustainability and assuarance for the future, CONINCO is committed to executing this project with the utmost responsibility, diligence, and close supervision, to ensure timely progress, quality construction, and maximum worker safety throughout the construction process.

CThat same day, General Director Phan Ngoc Cuong inspected the construction site of the Cargo Terminal at Cat Bi International Airport.  This project, which officially commenced on November 16, 2024, represents a total investment of 724 billion VND. The terminal boasts a Design Capacity of 100,000 tons of cargo per year, along with a fully integrated technical infrastructure system that can be expanded to handle 250,000 tons of cargo annually. The project is slated for completion and operational launch in January 2026.  It is a key driver for the development of Vietnam's aviation industry and will enhance Hai Phong City's competitiveness in investment and trade.