Recently, at the Long Thanh International Airport (LTIA) construction site, the workforce of PTSC Quang Ngai Joint Stock company (PTSC Quang Ngai) has been actively implementing construction activities with a strong sense of urgency and responsibility, focusing on completing key items under Package 4.9 – Construction, equipment installation, and provision of detailed engineering drawings for the aircraft fuel supply system.
The main work items, including the underground pipeline system in the aircraft parking apron area, fuel storage tanks, and fire protection tanks been implemented in a synchronized, scientific, and efficient manner.
The construction process has faced numerous challenges due to prolonged rainy weather during August, September, and October (56 rainy days), complex site conditions, overlaps with multiple other project packages, and strict technical and quality requirements. However, with proactive and flexible construction organization, along with close coordination among relevant parties, PTSC Quang Ngai has maintained project progress in line with the schedule and even delivered several components ahead of its commitments to the investor.
Recently, two major components—the underground process pipeline system in the apron area and the fuel storage tanks—were completed on schedule, marking PTSC Quang Ngai’s successful achievement of two important milestones in PTSC Corporation’s emulation campaign.
Alongside construction progress, occupational safety and hygiene have always been identified as top priorities. With close direction from the project leadership, strict compliance with safety procedures, risk prevention measures, and high discipline among workers, PTSC Quang Ngai has officially surpassed 1,000,000 safe working hours without any labor accidents or safety incidents throughout the construction process. This achievement further affirms the company’s strong safety culture and professional project management capabilities.
In the coming time, PTSC Quang Ngai will continue to mobilize maximum resources and maintain a strong spirit of emulation to ensure the progress and quality of the remaining project items. According to the plan, equipment installation and commissioning will begin in January 2026, aiming for full system testing, acceptance, and handover by June 2026.
Ha Truong
