Nga Bay riverbank embankments and lake flow control
Participation
Not assessed
Project facts checked
June 2026 government account reports embankment work and drainage-package mobilisation; subsequent reach acceptance and programme updates remain to be checked
Nga Bay's canal banks and lake-control works meet a separately delivered stormwater network. Government records identify named workfronts, two civil joint ventures and different expected completion dates, making outlet-by-outlet handover a practical sequencing task.
Riverbank embankment and urban flood outfall works
Phase
Delivery / Confirmed
Last checked
4 November 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Riverbank embankment and urban flood outfall works is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
Subject index
Related subjects
These subject pages bring together related projects, technical articles, reports, and evidence methods.
Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
Can Tho People's Committee; Civil and Industrial Construction Investment Management Board
Delivery parties
Ke AFD Hau Giang JV: embankments and Pham Hung green infrastructure, named in June 2026 government account, Thi cong Ha tang Nga Bay JV: separate drainage, sewer and treatment package
Contract route
The June 2026 government account identifies two civil joint ventures and a separate technical-assistance team led by Groupe Huit. The earlier AFD/EU WARM records concern project preparation.
Execution window
The June 2026 progress account expected Package 1 completion by 31 December 2026 and Package 2 completion in November 2027. The ministry's June programme account described overall delivery through 2028. The 2 June event launched technical assistance.
Works package
Approximately 3.1 km of banks along Xeo Vong, Cai Con and Soc Trang; Xang Thoi Lake embankment/flow-control works and Pham Hung green infrastructure. Interfaces with approximately 20 km of storm drains and 22 outlets. Ordinary sewer collection and wastewater treatment form a separate scope.
Marine interfaces
Riverbank reaches meet stormwater outlets and lake flow-control structures. Temporary discharge, permanent invert/crest survey and receiving-water levels govern the drainage available at each handover.
Commercial evidence boundary
Different civil-package programmes require a reach-level connection and temporary drainage plan. June land-clearance conditions at Xeo Vong affected about 2.3 ha and 77 households. Any later possession or completion requires a dated record.
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
Updated package programmes and Xeo Vong land handover after the June 2026 account
Approved outlet and lake-control drawings, invert/crest datums and temporary drainage arrangements
Reach acceptance, drain connection tests and assigned operating/maintenance responsibilities