Progress of CCCC's overseas projects
Source：CCCCTime：2024-08-14
These projects represent significant strides in infrastructure development and demonstrate CCCC's commitment to enhancing connectivity and fostering economic growth across multiple regions.
Recently, several overseas projects undertaken by CRBC,CHEC, CWE, subsidiaries of CCCC, have made significant progress.
Phase 2.2 of North South Carrier Water Project, in Botswana
The water supply system at the 3.2 pumping station has been connected, marking the completion of the water pipeline running from Dikgatlhong Dam in the north to Gaborone Dam in the south. This project will significantly alleviate water shortages in the region and contribute to the improvement of local living standards and economic development.
The expansion and upgrading of National Road 7 in Cambodia
The B section of the project, which is 19 kilometers long, has completed the roadbed and subbase inspections.
The National Road 7 connects Phnom Penh to Kandal Province and Kampong Cham Province, serving as a major artery linking the Cambodian capital with the Cambodia-Laos border. Once upgraded to a first-class highway with a designed speed of 80 km/h, the road will enhance regional connectivity and promote the tourism and fishing industries in Kampong Cham Province.
Jamaica's Montego Bay Perimeter Road Project
The first T-beam has been successfully installed, marking the start of the erection of 77 beams for the project.
Located in Jamaica's premier tourist city, the 27.2-kilometer road will significantly improve traffic conditions along the route and boost the local tourism industry upon completion.
CD section of the Cambodian National Road No. 1551
The substructure of Bridge 28 of the CD section has been completed, laying the foundation for subsequent beam erection work.
The National Road No. 1551 runs through Battambang, Pursat, and Koh Kong provinces, with the C and D sections covering approximately 137 kilometers of the most complex terrain. Once completed, the road will create a faster link between Koh Kong Port and northern inland cities, delivering significant economic and social benefits.
ECRL section 9
At the ECRL section 9, the Rawang beam yard has completed the casting of its first prefabricated T-beam, signaling the start of the construction of the bridge's superstructure.
The 665-kilometer ECRL will greatly boost socio-economic development across Malaysia once completed.
Ecuador's UVC Project
One UVC project has passed preliminary inspection by the owner.
This project involves the design and construction of one hundred community police stations and six regional police stations in Ecuador, aimed at restoring public safety infrastructure in regions affected by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 2016.
Package II-2 of Davao City Bypass Construction Project, in the Philippines
Pier 6 of Bridge 10 has been successfully cast.
The 3.52-kilometer Davao City Bypass is a city expressway that will enhance transport capacity across Mindanao and facilitate the coordinated development of Davao City and its surrounding areas.
The road project Tamale to Yendi in Ghana
The base paving has been fully completed.
The road spans 92.62 kilometers and will greatly improve local travel conditions and transportation from Tamale to Yendi. Travel time from Tamale to Yendi will be reduced from the current 3.5 hours to 2 hours upon completion.
Editor: CHEC,Road & Bridge International
