Nhon Trach Bridge connects its two highest main spans
Nhon Trach Bridge connects its two highest main spans
12/09/2024Construction
On September 12, 2024, the Nhon Trach Bridge, the largest bridge on Ho Chi Minh City's Ring Road 3, officially connected its two highest main spans at piers P19-P20 and P20-P21. This milestone marks significant progress in the construction of this key infrastructure project, which is expected to boost economic and transportation development in the Southeastern region.
As one of the project's construction units, Dat Phuong has ensured project progress and exceeded the initial schedule. The Management Board has effectively managed challenges related to terrain, weather, and technical complexities, demonstrating extensive experience, proactiveness, and close coordination among stakeholders. Notably, Dat Phuong is proud to have completed its assigned tasks 22% ahead of schedule, finishing eight months earlier than originally planned.
Spanning a total length of 8,22 km, Nhon Trach Bridge will play a vital role in enhancing transportation infrastructure between Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai Province. It will alleviate current traffic congestion and unlock new development opportunities for the region. This project is a source of pride for the transportation sector, contributing to the socio-economic growth of both Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City.
The successful closure of the two main spans is not only a technical achievement but also a reaffirmation of Dat Phuong's reputation in the infrastructure construction sector. Nhon Trach Bridge is poised to become a new symbol of connectivity and sustainable development for the entire region.
