Recently, The General Contractor SOL E&C has completed and handed over the construction works for Phase 2 of the Hong Ngoc – Phuc Truong Minh General Hospital project, which was highly appreciated by the Client for ensuring safety, construction quality, and meeting the committed schedule.

Phase 2 of the Hong Ngoc Hospital project is finalizing the last items before being put into operation in Q3/2025

Hong Ngoc – Phuc Truong Minh General Hospital is a green and smart hospital, which has won the Silver Award at the National Architecture Awards and the Silver Winner at the International Excellence Awards (IEA) – an award honoring outstanding architectural works worldwide. Therefore, the project set very high standards in construction implementation and finishing quality. The building consists of 16 above-ground floors and 2 basement levels, constructed on a land plot of 4,500 m² with a total gross building area (GBA) of more than 36,000 m². In this project, SOL E&C took on the role of General Contractor, executing the main structural works, basic finishing, façade installation, and interior finishing.

Completing the exterior of Phase 2 of the Hong Ngoc – Phuc Truong Minh General Hospital project

Constructed next to Phase 1 of the Hong Ngoc – Phuc Truong Minh General Hospital, which is in operation, Phase 2 had stringent requirements in quality control and management of environmental issues during construction such as noise, dust, and movement of vehicles, in order to minimize the impact on the operating hospital area.

The project is built as a healing resort

The interior completion images of the project

The interior completion images of the project

The interior completion images of the project

In addition, Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the project are connected by a linkage bridge weighing more than 120 tons. The project team used a Derrick crane on the roof slab to erect seven steel-structured bridge floors between the two phases (nearly 5,000 bolts, with an allowable bolt hole tolerance of only 2–3 mm). Safety was strictly controlled throughout the construction phase, from planning and coordination with stakeholders to maintaining both progress and ensuring project safety and quality.

The bridge connecting Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the project was constructed using the Derrick crane method

Up to now, the project has been handed over to the Client, meeting the highest standards of a premium international general hospital. In the final stage of the project, the project management team will continuously coordinate with the Client and other Contractors in the process of installing medical equipment as well as interior furnishings so that the hospital can officially come into operation in Q3/2025.