[Bid Opening for Urban Renewal Project in Linyi City, Shandong Province]On June 1, 2023, the Linyi Public Resource Trading Center released a public announcement of the winning candidates for the general contracting of urban renewal and renovation projects in the top and bottom ten districts of Lanshan District, Linyi City. The project was won by a consortium consisting of five units, including China National Offshore Engineering Co., Ltd. and China Construction International Engineering Co., Ltd., with a total investment of approximately 6 billion yuan. The urban renewal and renovation project in the top and bottom ten districts of Lanshan District is located in Lanshan Street, with Tongda Road in the east, Wangzhuang Road in the west, Yucai Road in the south, and Shuangling Road in the north. The total area is about 3581.55 acres, with the top ten planned building areas of about 914206.17 square meters, consisting of six residential areas, including Renyuan, Xinyuan, Shangyuan, Deyuan, Ruyuan, Yuyuan, and 59 residential buildings; The planned construction area of the latter ten areas is about 424667.78 square meters, consisting of three residential communities, including Zeyuan, Qingyuan, Runyuan, and 27 residential buildings. The construction content includes infrastructure such as residential buildings, hospitals, schools, and comprehensive service centers, supporting roads, and public green spaces. Editor/Zhao E
Recently, the Quzhou section of the Hangzhou Chunkai Expressway officially obtained the construction permit for the entire line, entering a new stage of construction for the entire line. 11 large-scale on-site stations have been built, 46 construction sites are accelerating construction, and more than 1100 builders are fighting on the front line. The project is a component of the G25 Changshen Expressway of China National High Speed Railway, with a total length of 61 kilometers in Quzhou and a total investment of 13.65 billion yuan. It is planned to be completed in 2029. Editor/Cheng Liting
The Mengyan Reservoir in Kaiyang County, which has been in operation for 48 years, has been identified as a dangerous reservoir due to dam leakage, and recently officially launched a risk elimination and reinforcement project. The bureau is seeking provincial special funds of 2.36 million yuan to carry out overall maintenance of a reservoir with a total storage capacity of 205000 cubic meters. The project aims to completely eliminate safety hazards, restore flood control and water supply functions, ensure downstream life and property safety, and local agricultural irrigation water use. The Water Affairs Bureau will strengthen supervision to ensure timely and high-quality completion. Editor/Cheng Liting