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CCCC Forth Harbor Engineering Wins RMB 419 Million Contract for Circle Line Project

Jan 19 2010

Recently, CCCC Forth Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd. won Section 4 of Shaxi-Yuehuan of the Circle Line project in Guangdong province. The bidding price amounted to RMB419 million with construction period of 26 months.

This Circle Line is considered as a key national project. It is 37.7km long with dual three-lane. Section 4 is 6.2km long and composed of two tunnels, five viaducts, seven culverts and channels. It is expected to be completed in February 2012.

Source: http://www.ccccltd.com.cn/

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