Panoramic view of the construction site of Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 from above

10/09/2024 | 06:15

TPO - After 13 months of construction, the XL-08 package of Ho Chi Minh City's Ring Road 3 passing through Hoc Mon district has only achieved 15% of its total output due to a lack of sand, so the progress has slowed down recently. Since the beginning of September, after the sand arrived, the contractor has gathered hundreds of engineers, workers, machinery and equipment to speed up the progress.

Panoramic view of the construction of Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 project from above.

The Beltway 3 project, section through Ho Chi Minh City, has a total length of 47km, including 10 main construction packages and four operation packages. Currently, the total construction progress has reached nearly 20% of the contract value.

Ho Chi Minh City Ring Road 3 passes through Thu Duc City, Cu Chi, Hoc Mon, Binh Chanh. The project has 14 construction packages, including 10 main construction packages and 4 auxiliary packages for operation.

In the photo is the XL8 package (Km 62+700 - Km 69+978) through Hoc Mon district, currently reaching more than 15%, of which the majority of output is in the bridge section.

The package started construction on July 26, 2023 with an estimated construction period of 1,080 days. However, progress is being slowed down due to difficulties in supplying sand materials.

The contractor representative said that the entire package needs about 1.4 million cubic meters of sand to fill the main road and secondary roads, service roads, bypass roads...

At the Ring Road 3 project site in Hoc Mon district, from the investor, contractor, engineer, supervisory consultant to workers... all take turns working three shifts, four shifts day and night.

Construction sections that have received sand include: section Km 62+700 - Km 63+830 about 30,000m3, section Km 63+830 - Km 65+640 about 11,000m3, section Km 65+640 - Km 67+148 about 43,000m3, section Km 67+148 - Km 68+160 about 42,000m3.

The contractor is speeding up the construction of bridges and tunnels on the route, speeding up the construction of the roadbed, the section where weak soil is treated by digging to replace soil with cajuput piles, cement reinforced soil piles and constructing drains.

Since early September, after the sand arrived, the contractor has gathered hundreds of engineers, workers, machinery and equipment to speed up progress.

The TL9 overpass through Hoc Mon has a total of 14 pillars and 2 abutments. Many pillars have basically completed the body and base.

At Km 65+703, the N8 bridge has also been basically completed. Ring Road 3 in Ho Chi Minh City is 47.51km long, passing through Thu Duc City, Cu Chi District, Hoc Mon District and Binh Chanh District.

Duy Anh

Source: https://tienphong.vn/toan-canh-cong-truong-duong-vanh-dai-3-tphcm-nhin-tu-tren-cao-post1680349.tpo