Project: Construction of the wastewater collection pipeline along 2/9 Street (Section from Phan Thanh Tai Street to Thang Long Street)

Project: Construction of the wastewater collection pipeline along 2/9 Street (from Phan Thanh Tai Street to Thang Long Street).
Investor: Da Nang Traffic Works Construction Investment Project Management Board
Products: Supply and installation of materials and technological equipment: Flygt submersible pumps and accessories; Tecofi valves and fittings; …
Total Investment: Approximately VND 168.28 billion, funded by the city budget.
Scope: Wastewater collection pipeline along 2/9 Street from Phan Thanh Tai Street to Thang Long Street.
Project scale Pipeline length: approximately 5,400 meters of pressure pipeline.
Works include:
+ Two separation chambers (screening/separation manholes) for separating and collecting wastewater prior to conveyance to the pumping station/treatment plant.
+ Two wastewater pumping stations (including medium- and low-voltage electrical systems and transformer substations) to operate the pressurized system.
+ Installation of underground pipelines beneath sidewalks, combined with sidewalk rehabilitation, with potential integration into riverside landscaping and pedestrian walkway planning.
Objectives:
+ Contributing to the completion of the city’s wastewater collection network, thereby enhancing wastewater treatment efficiency and improving environmental sanitation.
+ Supplementing and strengthening wastewater treatment capacity for Da Nang City.
+ Integrated urban drainage infrastructure.
Significance:
+ This project is one of the city’s key flagship projects, making a significant contribution to environmental protection and wastewater treatment across the city.
+ Reducing untreated discharges into rivers and canals, thereby protecting water bodies, ecosystems, and urban landscapes, particularly in inner-city riverfront areas.
+ Strengthening centralized treatment capacity at wastewater treatment plants, avoiding fragmentation, improving wastewater quality management, and reducing environmental sanitation risks.