The Hungary Jiechang Drive European Logistics and Production Base project, undertaken by China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau, has officially passed the acceptance inspection of the Hungarian government and obtained the operating license. As the first EPC project of China Construction in Hungary, it successfully filled the local market gap and injected new momentum into China Hungary economic and trade cooperation.

The project is located in the industrial park of Koposhburg city, covering intelligent production workshops (equipped with fully automated production lines in China), EU standard research and development testing centers, and elevated automatic warehousing and logistics areas. After completion, it will improve the overall layout of Jiechang Drive's "research production sales" chain in Europe. During the construction process, the project team integrated resources from China, Hungary, and Germany, benchmarked against EU EN standards and Hungarian MSZ specifications, and relied on the BIM collaborative platform to adopt prefabricated construction technology, achieving seamless integration of design data between China and Europe. Technological breakthroughs were made in the lifting of 24 meter large components and zero crack construction of 20000 square meters of industrial land. The construction progress increased by 33% compared to local projects of the same scale, promoting the first landing of some Chinese standards in Europe.

Faced with challenges such as rainy season construction and tight schedule, the team innovatively adopted foundation treatment instead of pile foundation. The earthwork and foundation engineering were completed in 40 days, and the main structure was capped in 45 days. The one-time pass rate of the entire process acceptance was 100%. Mayor Kalman Xinko of K ö polsberg and Governor Zsolt Neszm é nyi of Sh ö mogi Oblast have conducted multiple inspections and highly praised the project's achievements, believing that it has set a dual benchmark for quality and efficiency in Sino Hungarian infrastructure cooperation.

The implementation of the project marks the breakthrough of China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau in the high-end market of Europe, and also provides a successful example for the deep integration of "built in China" and European standards, and continues to help the high-quality development of infrastructure along the "the Belt and Road". (This article is from the official website of Jian Dao www.seetao.com. Reproduction without permission is prohibited, otherwise it will be prosecuted. Please indicate Jian Dao website+original link when reprinting.) Jian Dao website strategy column editor Wu Juan