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Urban Renewal: Efficient and Decisive Progress—The Group’s Municipal Government New District Road Stormwater and Sewage Pipeline Renovation Project (Bayi Road and Haoyu West Alley) Advances with Enhanced Quality and Accelerated Pace.

2026-10-26

While deepening its presence in the local market, Xinjian Group continues to expand into new markets. Several projects under construction have successively achieved key milestones, demonstrating a commitment to concrete action and driving accelerated progress in development.

While deepening its presence in the local market, Xinjian Group continues to… Expanding into new markets, multiple projects under construction have successively reached key milestones, with a commitment to hard work and responsibility driving accelerated progress. Recently, the Suqian City project undertaken by the Group… City Government New District The road stormwater and sewage pipeline renovation project (on Bayi Road and Haoyu West Alley) focuses on urban renewal, balancing quality and schedule, and is being vigorously advanced to enhance both quality and pace.

Contract Price for the Rainwater and Sewage Pipeline Renovation Project (Section II) in the Municipal New District of Suqian City RMB 41.8899 million, with a planned construction period of 180 days; the scope of work covers Yiyi Road (from Fazhan Avenue to Huanghe Road) and the intersection of Yihe Road and Yiyi Road. Haoyu West Alley (Section from Luoma Lake Road to Hongze Lake Road) Two municipal road networks and associated roadway infrastructure are undergoing restoration and reconstruction. On No. 8 Road, a new De400–800 sewer pipeline totaling 2,900 meters in length and a new d1000–1500 stormwater pipeline totaling 2,890 meters have been constructed; approximately 1,465 meters of roadway are being renovated, with simultaneous sidewalk restoration and granite curbstone replacement. At Haoyu West District, a new De400 sewer pipeline measuring 520 meters and a d1000 stormwater pipeline measuring 479 meters have been built; the reconstructed roadway is 20 meters wide, adopting a standard cross-section of 5-meter sidewalks, a 10-meter carriageway, and another 5-meter sidewalk.

Since the project’s commencement, the Group has proactively fulfilled its responsibilities. In response to challenges such as the intricate underground utility networks in urban areas, constrained working spaces, and heavy pedestrian and vehicular traffic, it has engaged in advance planning and meticulous deployment, developing detailed staggered‑work schedules, standardizing construction barriers and on‑site warning signage, and minimizing disruptions to local residents’ daily lives and livelihoods, as well as to road traffic. The project adheres rigorously to municipal engineering construction standards, exercising strict control over critical processes—including material entry, pipeline installation, and pavement restoration—while closely monitoring construction details and maintaining stringent quality oversight to ensure that the renovation meets all required benchmarks.

Upon completion, the project will substantially enhance the underground utility network’s capacity for stormwater drainage and flood control, effectively addressing pressing urban challenges such as seasonal waterlogging and sewage buildup, thereby strengthening the city’s flood‑prevention and drainage infrastructure. It will also further refine the municipal drainage system in the Municipal Government New Area, improve road accessibility, and elevate the quality of the living environment, genuinely boosting the sense of well‑being and satisfaction among local residents and businesses. The project holds significant importance for enhancing the new area’s urban functions and upgrading regional municipal infrastructure, fully demonstrating the Group’s commitment to fulfilling its social responsibilities and supporting urban renewal.