According to the plan, the CAAV will submit to the Ministry of Transport the evaluation result of dossiers registering to develop the workshop in the construction and operation of ground-handling service facilities and aircraft cleaning treatment areas at Long Thanh International Airport.

These works are the first segments of subproject four of the airport. The expenditure for developing these segments stands at $6.3 million, excluding the fees for compensation and support resettlement for residents and land rent.

Pham Van Hao, deputy director of the CAAV, said that to date, the authority received four dossiers from four investors, including Hanoi Ground Service JSC, Saigon Group Serve JSC, Vietnam Airport Ground Services Co., Ltd., and Vietjet Aviation JSC.

The result is planned to be published in late September. The selected investor will develop the segments with their own capital and is allowed to exploit the projects within 25 years.

Deputy Minister of Transport Le Anh Tuan said that, along with the project in construction and operation of ground-handling service facilities and aircraft cleaning treatment areas, as of mid-August, the authorities approved the remaining seven segments of the subproject to be ready for investors' proposals.

According to CAAV, the leading criteria to select investors is experience and must have experience in base maintenance ofat least 4C level.