Public works awarded UK New Engineering Contract prizes (2018/06/21)

The Chief Assistant Secretary (Works) of the Development Bureau (DEVB), Ms Hortensia Chan (front row, seventh left), and the Deputy Project Manager (North) of the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD), Mr Law Man-tim (front row, fifth left), attended a prize presentation ceremony held by New Engineering Contract (NEC) of the United Kingdom in London on June 20 (London time), at which they received Highly Commended Awards in the NEC Project of the Year category and the NEC Contract Innovation Through Additional Clauses category on behalf of the DEVB and works departments.
The Signature Project Scheme in Sha Tin undertaken by the Civil Engineering and Development Department was presented with a Highly Commended Award in the NEC Project of the Year category by New Engineering Contract of the United Kingdom in London on June 20 (London time). Picture shows the layout plan of the Scheme.
The Signature Project Scheme in Sha Tin undertaken by the Civil Engineering and Development Department was presented with a Highly Commended Award in the NEC Project of the Year category by New Engineering Contract of the United Kingdom on June 20 (London time). Photo shows the thematic lighting system installed on the bridges across Shing Mun River as part of the Scheme.
The Signature Project Scheme in Sha Tin undertaken by the Civil Engineering and Development Department was presented with a Highly Commended Award in the NEC Project of the Year category by New Engineering Contract of the United Kingdom in London on June 20 (London time). Photo shows the construction of the five-a-side soccer pitch innovatively built over the existing Tai Wai Nullah.
The Signature Project Scheme in Sha Tin undertaken by the Civil Engineering and Development Department was presented with a Highly Commended Award in the NEC Project of the Year category by New Engineering Contract of the United Kingdom in London on June 20 (London time). Picture shows a photomontage of the five-a-side soccer pitch to be built over the existing Tai Wai Nullah under the Scheme.
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