December 08, 2025 | 07:10

Dong Nai approves investor proposal for bridge project linking to HCMC

Hoài Niệm

The project has a preliminary total investment capital estimated at nearly $448 million.

Dong Nai approves investor proposal for bridge project linking to HCMC
The Nhon Trach Bridge connecting Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City was completed and put into use in August 2025. (Photo Khuong-Phat)

The People's Committee of southern Dong Nai province has approved  an investor's proposal for the Long Hung Bridge project (also known as Dong Nai 2 Bridge), which will connects the province and Ho Chi Minh City, to be implemented under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) form.

The investor  is a consortium comprising Construction Corporation No. 1 - JSC (CC1), and Southern Infrastructure and Energy JSC. 

Previously, on November 10, the Provincial People's Council passed a resolution assigning the Provincial People's Committee as the competent authority to implement the investment project for the construction of Long Hung Bridge.

The bridge project and its approach roads have a total route length of 11.8 km, with the main bridge section spanning 2.34 km.

The approach roads on both sides are designed according to urban main road standards, with a design speed of 80 km/h. The cross-section consists of 6 motorized vehicle lanes and 2 lanes for rudimentary vehicles.

The project's starting point intersects with Ho Chi Minh City's Ring Road 3 at the Go Cong interchange in Long Phuoc Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, and the ending point intersects with National Highway 51 in Tam Phuoc Ward, Dong Nai Province.

The project has a preliminary total investment of VND11,758 billion (nearly $448 million) and is divided into three component projects.

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