On April 3, FPL held a groundbreaking ceremony for "Diaphragm wall of train station no. 11 - phase 2" under package CP-03 in Hanoi. This is a bidding package that FPL was fully assigned by FECON Corporation after continuously proving its construction capacity. Attending xổ số miền bắc groundbreaking ceremony were Mr. Bui Mon Bach - Director of FPL, Pham Thanh Tam - Head of FPL Technical Department along with representatives of xổ số miền bắc Executive Board and representatives of General Contractor HGU. FPL plans to mobilize 68 personnel to carry out xổ số miền bắc project, including 10 engineers in xổ số miền bắc Executive Board, 8 machine drivers and 50 workers with xổ số miền bắc goal of completing xổ số miền bắc project around early July.

After more than 1 month of receiving and implementing xổ số miền bắc construction package, xổ số miền bắc Project Management Board has been maintaining xổ số miền bắc construction work on schedule. At Station 11, according to xổ số miền bắc design, there will be 33 panels weighing from 15 - 33.5 tons with a length of 29 m underground. Total expected concrete volume is more than 7,000 m3.
On xổ số miền bắc night of April 6, at package CP 03, construction item D - Wall, FPL constructed and lowered xổ số miền bắc first steel cage out of a total of 61 steel cages in xổ số miền bắc diaphragm wall design. xổ số miền bắc steel cage weighs 16 tons and measures 2.8m x 1.2m x 29m. This is xổ số miền bắc steel cage with xổ số miền bắc smallest volume out of a total of 61 cages that will be taken down in xổ số miền bắc near future. However, all construction work is still planned to ensure safety during xổ số miền bắc process of raising and lowering xổ số miền bắc steel cage.

xổ số miền bắc successful lowering of xổ số miền bắc first steel cage will also help xổ số miền bắc project team have more confidence to proceed with lowering xổ số miền bắc next steel cages, especially xổ số miền bắc largest steel cage weighing 33.5 tons. To prepare for xổ số miền bắc next steel cages, there are currently about 30 workers working continuously on site.
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