Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyễn Công Hoàng inspected the construction progress of the Lý Sơn domestic water storage and water-saving irrigation system project on Friday morning.
According to the Management Board for Investment and Construction Projects and Land Fund Development, the project has a total investment of VNĐ75 billion.
It aims to provide domestic water for around 800 residents, replenish groundwater resources and supply water-saving irrigation for approximately 44.5 hectares of agricultural land.
The project is expected to contribute to agricultural production, tourism and service development, infrastructure improvement, socio-economic growth, and national defence and security in Lý Sơn Special Zone.
In recent months, the investor’s representative has regularly inspected the construction site and issued directives urging contractors to accelerate implementation.
Relevant agencies have also coordinated to promptly address difficulties and obstacles arising during the construction process.
Currently, the contractor consortium is carrying out excavation works at reservoirs No. 1 and No. 3, while also pouring concrete for slab structures and the retaining dam at reservoir No. 1.
By May 31, 2026, the disbursed capital is expected to reach around VNĐ2.2 billion, equivalent to nearly 23 per cent of the 2026 capital plan.
During the field inspection, Hoàng acknowledged the efforts of the investor, relevant departments and sectors, contractors and local authorities in implementing project components.
Vice Chairman Nguyễn Công Hoàng urges accelerated progress on key Lý Sơn water project
He stressed that the project holds significant importance for local livelihoods and socio-economic development in Lý Sơn Special Zone, requiring all relevant units to clearly define responsibilities and mobilise maximum resources to speed up construction progress while ensuring quality, technical standards, aesthetics and safety.
The Vice Chairman requested the investor to strengthen inspection and supervision work, while urging contractors to proactively develop scientific construction plans and make the best use of favourable weather conditions to organise implementation effectively.
He also asked relevant departments, sectors and local authorities to continue close coordination and support for the investor in handling administrative procedures and creating favourable conditions for the project’s implementation.
The project is expected to be completed on schedule and put into operation soon to better serve the lives of residents in Lý Sơn Special Zone.
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