China Road and Bridge Davao-Samar Bridge Project in the Philippines

Project Overview

Area：

Oceania

Room Type：

Modular House

Field：

Engineering Camp

Area：

4000-10000㎡

Scenes：

Office

Time：

2022year

Project Features：

1. The project adopts a combination of trial houses and ZA-type houses. Because the project is by the sea, good anti-corrosion performance is required

2. The construction speed should be fast and the quality should be good. Therefore, box-type rooms are used for project office and accommodation, and ZA houses are used as canteens and laboratories.

3. Chinese government assistance projects should reflect the beauty and corrosion resistance of the overall house effect

Project Description

The Davao-Samar Island Bridge is a testament to the solid foundation and continuous consolidation of Philippine-China relations and cooperation. After completion, it will further revitalize the economic resources and tourism potential of Davao and Samar Island. The project construction will also create jobs, help the local post-epidemic recovery and people's livelihood development, and drive the economic growth of southern Philippines. The Davao-Samar Island Bridge project is one of the flagship projects of the Philippine government's "Build More" plan. It is financed by the Chinese government and undertaken by the China Road and Bridge Corporation. It is expected to be completed and put into use in 2027. The planned length of the bridge is about 3.81 kilometers, and it adopts a two-way four-lane design. After completion, it will span the Pakputan Strait, greatly shortening the passage time between Davao City and Samar Island, and changing the situation that only ferries can travel between the two places.