Projects

It is a key project in HCMC that target to (1) water drainage and flood prevention; (2) environmental improvement and urban refurbishment; (3) traffic connectivity. The project has a total length of 31.46 Km passing through 07 districts in Ho Chi Minh City with total investment cost of USD 331 million (equal to VND 8,200 billion).

Improvement of drainage system and flood reduction of La Xuan Oai street ( Section from Le Van Viet street to Road 102). The construction of the Project aims to solve the flooding for the areas, improve living conditions for local residents and also complete the drainage system of the areas in accordance with the planning.

Ong Dinh Canal is located in Ngoc Hien District, Ca Mau city. Total length of the canal is about 17.6km. The starting point of the canal connects with Cua Lon River (on the right bank at Nam Can Town) and the ending point of the canal connects with Rach Goc River at Rach Goc confluence. 

Construction of drainage system with dimension from Æ600 to Æ2000, reinforced sewer. Dredging and clearing Go Dua canal. Improvement of the existing road surface and sidewalks.

The Project is to increase the drainage capacity, improve the environment sanitation, control and solve the flooding in the area, and silmultaneously cater the waterway transport.

Construction of underground drainage system H30-XB80 on Go Dau street, section from Tan Son Nhi to Binh Long, sewer apentures of D1200, D1500 and D2000. Rehabilitation of road base and pavement.

The Project aims to solve the flooding in the area, improve the living environment for the local people and create urban landscape.