Current status of Chi Thanh Expressway

The Chi Thanh – Van Phong expressway is about 48 km long, passing through 5 districts, towns and cities of Phu Yen province with a total investment of more than 10,700 billion VND, invested by Project Management Board 7 (under the Ministry of Transport). transport) as an investor. The project was started on January 1, 2022, completed in the fourth quarter of 2025. The project’s starting point is in Chi Thanh town (Tuy An), the ending point is at Deo Ca pass tunnel.

The project includes 1 Tuy An road tunnel and 5 interconnected intersections (Chi Thanh intersection; Nguyen Huu Tho intersection; National Highway 29 intersection, Hoa Tam intersection and intersection with National Highway 1 at Km48+ 05)

Currently, along the entire project route, contractors are deploying 45 construction sites, 702 heads of machinery and equipment and about 1,660 officers, engineers, supervision consultants, and construction workers to meet the set schedule. suggest.

Construction workers work throughout the holidays to ensure progress.

Up to now, a number of public service road projects, bridges, culverts, etc. are ahead of schedule compared to the contract.

Tuy An road tunnel is more than 1km long. This is a project item with a large construction volume, so the technical command team is highly focused on the construction.

“The geology of the tunnel is very complex, the soil inside the tunnel is mainly clay, with sand and water appearing in many places causing landslides. However, the contractor has now completed the weak geological areas and basically meets the requirements. investor’s progress” – said Mr. Vu Tien Trung – Commander of Lung Lo Construction Corporation – Tuy An road tunnel construction unit.

According to the investor, as of April 22, the locality has handed over 47.57 km of land, reaching 99.00%, however in reality the contractor has access to construct about 47.19 km. The main reason is that the work of assigning land for resettlement construction has not been completed.

At some sections through Hoc Dung Mountain and Cay Tra, the construction site encountered orphan rocks, rolling boulders and high voltage power lines… causing danger during the construction process, so construction methods had to be adjusted, digging the roadbed to break rocks according to the construction method. Recommendations of the electricity industry to ensure safety for construction.

To speed up the progress of handing over the site, Mr. Ta Anh Tuan – Chairman of Phu Yen Provincial People’s Committee has directed relevant departments, branches, localities and units to focus on completely resolving existing problems and handing over the entire site. The remaining premises will be given to the investor no later than April 27, 2024