The CCCC Cold Chain (Guangzhou Tianhe) Smart Industrial Park project, undertaken by CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering"), has completed the construction of 657 piles ahead of schedule, marking the project's transition from foundation piling to the underground structure construction phase and laying a solid foundation for the smooth advancement of subsequent main works.

      Located on Daguang Road, Xintang Street, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, the CCCC Cold Chain (Guangzhou Tianhe) Smart Industrial Park covers an area of 124.9 mu. It is a benchmark project deployed by CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, following the operation of its smart industrial parks in Wuhan and Chongqing.

      According to Zhong Tianjian, site manager of the CCCC Cold Chain (Guangzhou Tianhe) Smart Industrial Park project, the park is planned to include two cold chain logistics centers, one ambient-temperature logistics center, and one business center, with the aim of building a modern smart logistics hub integrating cold chain warehousing, intelligent distribution, and supply chain services. Once completed, the project will effectively address the region's shortage of high-standard cold chain supply, help improve the regional cold chain logistics infrastructure network, and enhance the intelligent operation level of the cold chain industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

      Since entering the site, the project team has consistently adhered to the principle of "placing equal emphasis on safety, quality, and progress." In response to construction difficulties such as a tight schedule and complex geology, the team has taken targeted measures by continuously optimizing construction techniques, refining milestone control, and strengthening accountability implementation. All builders have raced against time to overcome difficulties and efficiently advance the project. In response to challenges such as the large number of large-diameter piles and high rock-socketed strength, the project team introduced professional hole-forming detectors to conduct comprehensive testing of pile diameter, hole depth, verticality, and sediment thickness, accurately identifying locations of hole enlargement and necking, greatly improving detection accuracy, and ensuring the quality of pile hole formation. The team also innovatively equipped roller cone bits for rock drilling, replacing conventional bucket bits, to further improve rock penetration efficiency. Within 88 days, they completed the construction of 657 piles with high quality, laying a solid foundation for the smooth advancement of subsequent construction.

      The early and successful completion of the pile foundation construction is an important milestone achievement of CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering's deep cultivation of cold chain infrastructure construction in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Next, the project team will continue to maintain a pioneering attitude, advance subsequent engineering construction with a rigorous and pragmatic work style, and strive to build this project into a demonstration benchmark in the smart cold chain field of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, contributing the strength of CCCC Fourth Harbor Engineering to the high-quality development of the regional economy.