CGD carries out topographic and geotechnical surveys to support master planning, project preparation, design and construction.
Taking on the survey as well means the project owner does not have to coordinate two contractors at the very first step. When there is a problem with the geotechnical data, the design team knows immediately, not three weeks later.
Scope of work
- Topographic survey for planning and design
- Create topographic maps at appropriate scales for each stage
- Geotechnical survey, exploratory drilling and laboratory testing
- Prepare the survey brief and technical survey plan
- Survey reports to support foundation design
Why choose CGD for this work
- Topographic and geotechnical construction survey certificate issued by the Hanoi Department of Construction.
- Survey and design under a single point of contact — shortening the feedback loop when the data looks unusual.
- Has surveyed for port, border-gate and industrial park projects across a wide range of terrain.
Projects delivered
2 projects in the portfolio use this service.
Son Tay Port
General merchandise trade center, warehousing, cargo transshipment and logistics services
Related free tools
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Permitting roadmap →The steps for investment approval, land, 1/500 planning, environment, fire safety and permits, according to project type.
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Frequently asked questions
Does CGD have its own survey equipment?
CGD carries out surveys according to the approved technical survey plan, mobilizing the equipment and laboratories suited to each work package.
How long does a topographic survey take?
It depends on area and terrain. A flat site of 15–20 ha typically takes about 2–3 weeks for fieldwork and office processing.
Can you take on the survey work separately?
Yes. Many project owners give CGD the survey first, then decide whether to proceed with the design.
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