On 16 March, the Ha Long EPC Factory held the 1st Cut Ceremony for the steel structures of the Tu Lien Bridge access road project, officially commencing the fabrication works with a total volume of approximately 3,500 tons.

This event marks an important milestone in the project implementation process, demonstrating the readiness of the production team and Ha Long EPC’s commitment to ensuring project schedule, strict quality control, and full compliance with the investor’s technical requirements.

On 16 March, the 1st Cut Ceremony for the steel components of the Tu Lien Bridge access road project was held at the Ha Long EPC Factory, marking the official start of the steel fabrication phase with a total volume of approximately 3,500 tons.

The Tu Lien Bridge project is one of the key transportation infrastructure projects in Hanoi, playing an important role in improving connectivity across the Red River while supporting the socio-economic development and future urban expansion of the capital city. Therefore, all project activities are required to be implemented with strict schedule control and high-quality standards as specified by the project owner.

Given the large fabrication volume, the production work at Ha Long EPC Factory will be carried out through close coordination among the engineering, production, and quality control teams. All processes including fabrication, assembly, and inspection will strictly comply with the technical standards, quality control procedures, and project acceptance requirements, ensuring that all steel components meet the required quality standards before delivery to the construction site.

The 1st Cut Ceremony not only marks the beginning of the steel fabrication phase but also reflects the strong determination and commitment of Ha Long EPC to deliver the project on schedule, with high quality, and in full compliance with the investor’s requirements. With modern equipment and an experienced team of engineers and workers, the project is expected to be implemented effectively and contribute to the successful development of the Tu Lien Bridge project in the near future.