Discussion on the construction process of Dong Nai General Hospital
Posted Date: 20/07/2011
On the morning of May 13, 2009, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Dinh Quoc Thai presided a meeting held by the Steering Committee of Dong Nai General Hospital to discuss the construction process of Dong Nai General Hospital by May 8, 2009.
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Steering Committee of Dong Nai General Hospital reported that the construction
process of Dong Nai General Hospital by May 8, 2009 has gained some results:
281/507 uncased piles was built (accounting for 55%); holding the tender for the
second time, submitting the construction project involving auger-cast piles to
the Ministry of Construction and chose
National General Construction
Company (NAGECCO)
as an investment consultant; the design
phase was finished and approved in April 2009; the Hospital met 4 foreign
investors to discuss facilities for new hospital and plans to choose the most
competent contractor.
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for the second phrase construction, the Hospital signed a contract with
Investment and Consulting Enterprise of Dong Nai Development and Investment Fund
on consulting the plan for the second phrase construction. As for construction
procedures, Tin Nghia One Member Limited Company is now completing some tasks
related to marking and measurement, and some documents on land transfer, as well
as submitting the plan to Dong Nai Department of Natural Resources and
Environment for approval. Ho Ngoc Thu, Director of Dong Nai Department of
Planning and Investment, said that the capital disbursement pace of the project
was still slow and needs to be boosted in the upcoming time.
At
the meeting, Vice Chairman Dinh Quoc Thai concluded that according to the report
on the construction process of Dong Nai General Hospital in the past time, the
contractor has made great efforts to complete the plan with high effectiveness.
He added that it is necessary to more focus on the supervision for construction
work execution in the coming time.
Reported by Thao Que, Translated by Minh Minh