Central Construction Joint Stock Company has officially been selected as the contractor for Center Library Building and Technical Infrastructure Works – VNC2 Zone, belonging to Vietnam National University, Hanoi. This is one of the key projects funded by the World Bank (WB). This follows after Central signed and implemented the bidding package for the University of Technology, also part of the Vietnam National University of Hanoi Subproject, with the total value of the three packages approaching nearly 1 trillion VND.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
| Project Name: | Center Library Building and Technical Infrastructure Works – VNC2 Zone, Vietnam National University, Hanoi |
| Address: | Thach Hoa Commune, Thach That District, Hanoi |
| Investor: | Project Management Board for Vietnam National University Development Project – Vietnam National University of Hanoi Subproject |
| Design Consultant: | 1+1>2 International Architecture JSC |
| Scope of Work: | Construction of Structures, Finishing, Mechanical and Electrical Works & Infrastructure |
Center Library Building – Central Area of Vietnam National University, is one of 21 component projects being constructed on an area of 887.9 hectares, with the main goal of developing the modernest and most advanced urban university in Southeast Asia.
The VNC2 Zone is intended to be a hub of modern research facilities, applied collaboration, and technology transfer, aiming to become the leading center in the country for scientific research and technology development, responding to the needs of socio-economic development. The construction of the Technical Infrastructure Works in the VNC2 Zone will be in sync with the social infrastructure and landscape architecture of the entire Hanoi Vietnam National University area.
Continuely being trusted from the Investor in awarding these bidding packages is of great significance not only in terms of scale and technology but also as recognition of CENTRAL’s structured project management capabilities, commitment to responsibility, and reputation in the field of educational construction with stringent requirements. In the educational environment, where operations closely involve thousands of students, lecturers, and research officers daily; safety, quality of construction, and especially the timeline for handover are always prioritized. CENTRAL has demonstrated outstanding construction capabilities with a strict and flexible project organization, ensuring absolute compliance with handover milestones, which is vital for serving the timely commencement of the academic year for educational projects.
Not only focused on fulfilling technical requirements, Central approaches each educational project as a partner in building knowledge foundations, where every brick must meet the highest standards of durability, functionality, and humane design, as these spaces foster learning, creativity, and the beginnings of scientific endeavors and innovative dreams of the younger generation.
Drawing from experience in executing a series of international-standard educational projects across the country, Central is increasingly affirming its position as a reputable construction company in this field, from the North with projects like Dewey International School (Hanoi), Edison International School, Chadwick International School (Hung Yen), Singapore International School (Hai Phong), and Phenikaa University with two significant phases: the lecture halls and the central library; to the South with projects such as Blue Sky School (Thu Duc), Emasi NamLong Campus (District 7), and Emasi Plus International Schools (Long An). These schools are not merely educational facilities; they symbolize integration, where Vietnamese students can learn in a modern environment and access internationally standardized training programs right in their homeland.
With practical experience and a strong commitment, Central is steadily contributing to elevating Vietnam’s education in a structured, sustainable, and proud manner. Each project completed on schedule and meeting quality standards acts as a testament to that commitment.
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