With the handover of two more factory buildings, HVC has completed its role as the general contractor at CNCTech Glory

HVCgroup has just completed the acceptance and handover of two more factory buildings, I19-2 and I19-3, at CNCTech Glory, bringing the total number of completed factory buildings to four. With a responsible work ethic, HVC has successfully completed the general contractor package for the industrial factory construction project, meeting the investor's requirements for progress and quality.

At the CNCTech Glory project, spanning nearly 19 hectares in Ba Thien 1 Industrial Park (Binh Xuyen commune, Phu Tho province), HVCgroup is the general contractor for the construction of industrial workshops and technical infrastructure for four workshops: I19-1, I19-2, I19-3, and I19-4. Within the scope of work, HVC is implementing all aspects simultaneously, from construction and finishing to mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems and internal infrastructure and transportation.

In 2025, HVC will complete, inspect, and hand over workshops I19-1 and I19-4 to the investor CNCTech for operation as planned. Continuing this progress, HVC has just inspected and handed over two more workshops, I19-2 (workshop number 15) and I19-3 (workshop number 16).

The two factory buildings, each three stories high and with a total floor area of ​​approximately 15,000 m², utilize precast concrete frames, meeting requirements for durability and load-bearing capacity, while also helping HVC shorten construction time and control progress.

At factory I19-3, at the end of August 2026, HVC coordinated with the investor and relevant authorities to conduct inspections and acceptance testing of fire prevention and fighting (PCCC) work. According to Mr. Nguyen Van Bac – Deputy Commander of HVC at the project, the PCCC system was designed and installed according to current standards and regulations, integrating modern early warning and automatic fire extinguishing technology.

“The acceptance process was carried out rigorously, with authorities conducting a comprehensive inspection of legal documents, construction items, and the actual operational capabilities of the entire system. The results show that the fire protection system constructed and installed by HVC meets technical requirements and is eligible for commissioning.”

"After acceptance testing, the I19-3 factory was handed over to the tenant by the investor in early September 2026 and is now in operation, serving the production of fiber optic accessories and materials," Mr. Bac said.

Regarding factory I19-2, HVC completed the construction items and conducted acceptance testing with the investor in mid-September 2026. Recently, the factory welcomed tenants for visits and inspections, and is currently in the process of handover for operation.

With the acceptance and handover of the two workshops I19-2 and I19-3, HVCgroup has completed the general construction contract package at CNCTech Glory, ensuring the committed progress and quality.

CNCTech Glory is the first project undertaken by HVCgroup after expanding into the field of general contracting for industrial factory construction. Completing these four factories provides a foundation for HVC to leverage its existing capabilities and strengths and continue implementing other projects in the future.