Winner of Tan Son Nhat airport’s T3 terminal bidding package announced
The bidding package on construction and equipment installation of Passenger Terminal T3 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City will be implemented by a joint venture of six contractors, the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) has announced.
Terminal T3 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City is scheduled to be put into operation by 2025. (Photo: AVC)
Hanoi (VNA) - The bidding package onconstruction and equipment installation of Passenger Terminal T3 at Tan Son NhatInternational Airport in Ho Chi Minh City will be implemented by a joint venture of six contractors,the Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) has announced.
The consortium comprising of the Hanoi Constructions Corporation (Hancorp),Construction Corporation No.1 (CC1), Corporation 319 of the Ministry of Defence, the Truong Son Construction Co., Ltd, the RICONSInvestment JSC, and the Luu Nguyen Construction Co., Ltd, will be in charge of the biddingpackage worth 9 trillion VND (377.86 million USD).
The time for implementing the package is 600 days from the date the ACVannounces to kickstart the construction, and hands over the site to theconsortium.
The terminal is scheduled to be put into operation by2025.
Covering an area of 112,500sq.m, the project was approved by theGovernment in 2020 at a cost of 10.99 trillion VND, with the ACV’s budgetaccounting for 70% of the total.
According to the ACV, the project’s construction startedin December last year. Constructionis expected to take 34 months, with testing scheduled for late 2024.
Once operational, it will be able to serve up to 20 million passengers annually.
The new facility will handle domestic flights, thus helping ease pressure onT1 that is currently overloaded and improve service quality./.
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Terminal T3 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City is scheduled to be put into operation by 2025. (Photo: AVC) 
