The shape of the largest drainage canal in Binh Duong, worth nearly 6,000 billion VND, is gradually revealed.

TPO – The Cai stream drainage canal project (Binh Duong) is nearly 20km long with an investment capital of 5,892 billion VND. When completed, it will be a large-scale drainage axis that can meet the needs of the entire Southeast region.

TPO – The Cai stream drainage canal project (Binh Duong) is nearly 20km long with an investment capital of 5,892 billion VND. When completed, it will be a large-scale drainage axis that can meet the needs of the entire Southeast region.

On January 9, Tien Phong newspaper reporters noted that the Suoi Cai drainage canal project (Binh Duong) is being accelerated in favorable weather conditions. The construction site is bustling with vehicles, machinery and hundreds of workers working hard.

The project to dredge and reinforce Suoi Cai from Tho Ut bridge to Dong Nai river passing through Phu Chanh, Vinh Tan, Tan Hiep wards of Tan Uyen city (Binh Duong) is a key project invested in by Binh Duong to ensure the need for drainage of rainwater and treated wastewater for Suoi Cai basin, contributing to environmental improvement, urban beautification, and combining with regional traffic development.

The project is nearly 20 km long, with a total investment of VND 5,892 billion.

According to the report of the Project Management Board of the Agriculture and Rural Development Department of Binh Duong province, the project is divided into 10 construction packages with a total estimated capital of about 2,238 billion VND. Construction will begin in early 2024.

The construction units are implementing two packages from Tho Ut Bridge to Ben San Bridge, a 5.858 km section. This section accounts for 31% of the project length with a contract value of VND540 billion. To date, these two packages have reached 40% of the volume. According to the contract, this section will be completed in mid-2025. Binh Duong has entered the dry season, which is very favorable for the units to speed up the construction progress.

The construction unit is reinforcing the rock carpet at the bottom of the canal. At the same time, the canal roof is reinforced with precast reinforced concrete panels. The two sides of the canal are filled with soil with a base width of 17 m, the width of the canal bank is 7.5 m with stone, the sidewalk on the stream side is 5 m wide, the sidewalk on the field side is 4.5 m wide on average. Along the top of the canal, there are reinforced concrete barriers combined with galvanized steel railings.

Currently, the units are implementing the construction of 2 bidding packages from Ben San Bridge to Tong Bang Bridge, 5.8 km long. This section accounts for 30% of the project length, the contract value is nearly 570 billion VND. The expected construction time of this bidding package is about 18 months, completed in mid-2026. The remaining two sections will continue to be started in 2025 and 2026, the project will be completed by the end of 2027.

The land area to be recovered for the project is about 182 hectares, and to date, compensation and site clearance have reached over 95% of households. Accordingly, compensation plans for 294 households with a total cost of VND 3,109 billion have been approved. The remaining 5% will be resolved and completed in the first quarter of 2025.

According to the Project Management Board of the Agriculture and Rural Development Department of Binh Duong province, the project's goal is to drain rainwater and treated wastewater for a basin area of ​​22,503 hectares. Of which, drainage for industrial parks and industrial clusters covers 3,181 hectares. The rest is for drainage for urban and agricultural land in 10 wards of Tan Uyen city.

The project is responsible for drainage for a basin of more than 22,500 hectares, including about 3,200 hectares of industrial parks and clusters, while also constructing 37.4 km of regional roads, creating a modern urban landscape.

Perspective of drainage canal and road after completion.

Perspective of residential roads on both sides of the canal after completion.

Huong Chi

Source: https://tienphong.vn/hinh-hai-kenh-thoat-nuoc-lon-nhat-binh-duong-gan-6000-ty-dong-dan-lo-dien-post1708088.tpo