Beijing expressway PPP project

A major road project has been awarded in China, which will improve connections to capital Beijing. The Beijing Xingyan Expressway Project was won by a consortium comprising China Railway Construction and its units China Railway 14th Bureau Group as well as China Railway 12th Bureau Group. This is a massive construction project and is worth around US$2.06 billion. The project is being handled under the PPP model and will take 39 months to construct while the consortium’s concession package will be for a peri
September 21, 2015 Read time: 1 min
A major road project has been awarded in China, which will improve connections to capital Beijing. The Beijing Xingyan Expressway Project was won by a consortium comprising 890 China Railway Construction and its units China Railway 14th Bureau Group as well as China Railway 12th Bureau Group. This is a massive construction project and is worth around US$2.06 billion. The project is being handled under the PPP model and will take 39 months to construct while the consortium’s concession package will be for a period of 25 years.
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