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One supplier for sites in two industrial parks in the same ward
A plant manager, operations manager or purchasing team with a factory or warehouse in Binh Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City often does not need flooring for a single site only. Their sites may sit in Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward, or in part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward (the remainder lies in Thuan Giao Ward), or in both places in the same ward. The practical buying question is then: find one epoxy flooring supplier serving both parks in the same ward, recoat an ageing operating plant in phases, and prepare what is needed for a quote covering sites in both parks. This article answers those three questions, and it does not repeat the per-park flooring system map already covered by the industrial park articles.
Two distinctions must be stated at the start to avoid confusion over names. First, Binh Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City: Dong An is not Dong An 2, and here there is only a part of VSIP I. Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward is a separate park, while Dong An 2 Industrial Park belongs to Binh Duong Ward, not to Binh Hoa Ward. Second, only a part of VSIP I lies in Binh Hoa Ward (the remainder lies in Thuan Giao Ward); the related area figures are combined figures for Thuan Giao Ward and Binh Hoa Ward together, not figures for Binh Hoa Ward alone.
This article does not state that Kadier has a branch, agent, warehouse, project or client in Binh Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. The content below is a general supply framework — advice, supply and installation through general contact channels — for a buyer with sites in the ward, and a quote is prepared after a survey.
Binh Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City and its two operating industrial parks
Binh Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City was established under Resolution 1685/NQ-UBTVQH15 dated 16 June 2025 (clause 83, Article 1), from the whole area and population of the former Binh Hoa Ward in the former Thuan An City and part of the area and population of Vinh Phu Ward; the new commune-level administration began operating on 1 July 2025. The district level was abolished from 1 July 2025, so the name former Thuan An City in this article is used only for geographic orientation, not as a current administrative unit.
The table below summarises the two industrial parks of the ward from a single source: HEPZA, the occupancy table for export processing zones and industrial parks, updated July 2026. The table only summarises so that a buyer can recognise their own site; the per-park flooring detail is in the linked industrial park articles below, and this ward article does not rewrite that detail.
| Industrial park | HEPZA location | Planned area | Status and occupancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward | Binh Hoa Ward | 139.58 ha | Operating, 100.00% occupied; industrial and service land for lease 112.45 ha, leased 112.45 ha |
| Part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward | Thuan Giao Ward, Binh Hoa Ward | 465.27 ha (combined figure for Thuan Giao Ward and Binh Hoa Ward together) | Operating, 100.00% occupied; industrial and service land for lease 372.35 ha, leased 372.35 ha |
Both parks are operating and both are 100% occupied under HEPZA July 2026. That shapes the correct problem for this ward article: it is about recoating operating factories and warehouses in parks that are already full, not about flooring for empty plots or parks with much vacant land. For Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward, the article about that park records that the park began operating in November 1996, so an old plant there is a typical recoating case; the source of that date is the Dong An article, not the HEPZA table. A buyer who wants the old-park recoating angle for Dong An alone can read Epoxy Flooring for Dong An Industrial Park (Thuan An): Retrofit Floors in a Fully Occupied Park Operating Since 1996.
For part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward, the flooring systems and common floor types for VSIP in general are covered in Epoxy Floor Coating for VSIP Industrial Park, Binh Duong: Common Industries and Floor Types; this ward article uses that angle only as background and does not repeat its system map. The wider cluster background, covering VSIP and Song Than, is in Epoxy Flooring for the Binh Duong Industrial Park Cluster (VSIP, Song Than): Industry Specifics, and the general service scope for industrial parks in Ho Chi Minh City and nearby areas is in Epoxy Flooring for Industrial Parks in Ho Chi Minh City and Nearby Areas: Demand and Service Scope. One figure note: this ward article uses the HEPZA July 2026 figure of 139.58 ha for Dong An, not any different figure from the older article.
Choosing a flooring system by facility type, not by park
This section is written by facility type, because the same facility type has similar floor requirements and a similar phased recoating approach whether the site sits in Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward or in part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward. The general Kadier flooring framework already on the site covers roller systems, self-levelling systems, concrete floor preparation including grinding, crack repair and moisture measurement, together with handover and maintenance; those items are a general framework, not measurements taken in Binh Hoa Ward or in one particular park.
An operating production plant, especially an old plant in Dong An dating from 1996, is the facility type that most needs phased recoating. An old floor is commonly cracked, oil-stained or peeling in patches — that is a general description of an old plant floor, not a description of one particular factory. The floor requirement here is a surface that withstands continuous operation and is easy to clean after recoating; the suitable system is chosen after a survey of the existing floor at each site, and the recoating note is to divide the floor so that one part keeps operating while the rest is worked on.
A warehouse and logistics site has different requirements: aisles, loading areas and storage areas need a flat, seamless, easy-to-clean surface with clear traffic marking. The suitable system is chosen area by area inside the warehouse, not as one answer for the whole warehouse, and phased recoating lets the warehouse avoid stopping all operations only because one area is being floored. A rental workshop is the third type: the floor changes users, so it needs to be restored to a general condition that is easy to hand over and easy to maintain between tenancies; a pre-quote survey for this type must record clearly which areas are to be restored and which areas keep their existing condition.
Phased recoating of old operating plants and warehouses
This is the core content of the ward article, and it is the part that no industrial park article answers for a buyer with sites in both parks in the same ward. Phased recoating starts by dividing the floor: a plant or warehouse is split into work sections, so that one part keeps operating while another section is floored. The division must follow the real operating flow — aisles, running machines, goods in and out — not an even split by area.
The next step is a survey of the existing floor at each site separately, not a combined survey for the whole ward or the whole park. Each site is recorded on its own: the current floor type, the location of cracks, settlement or old peeling, signs of oil contamination, and the results of trial grinding and moisture measurement at that site. A site in Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward and a site in part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward can have completely different existing floors, so the quote and the schedule must also be separated by site before they are combined into one package.
The schedule for each phase is then matched to the shutdown and maintenance calendar of each site. The earlier a buyer supplies the workable window for each site, the fewer conflicts there are with operations; conversely, if a shutdown window is short, the work section must be divided further so that handover fits inside that window. Each phase ends with its own handover and acceptance for that section, before work moves to the next section. A similar approach to live-plant refurbishment is described in the background article about VSIP 2, Epoxy Flooring for VSIP 2 Industrial Park (Former Binh Duong, Ho Chi Minh City): Logistics Warehouse Floors, Rental Units and Live-Plant Refurbishment; note that VSIP 2 is not in Binh Hoa Ward and that article is only background on the refurbishment method, not an anchor for this ward.
Three common risks in recoating should be named early. First, an old floor can hide damage under the old coating, so trial grinding and moisture measurement must not be skipped even when a section looks sound on the surface. Second, an operating calendar can change midway and leave a work section stranded between production shifts; a phased contract should therefore record clearly which section is handed over first and which section waits for a new window. Third, two sites in the same ward but in different parks can have different cleaning and load requirements by use area, so a flooring answer must not be copied from one site to another only because both sites are in the same ward.
The general Kadier supply process, not tied to the ward location
The process below is a general supply framework, not tied to the Binh Hoa Ward location, and it applies equally to a single site or to several sites in the same ward. The buyer contacts the supplier through general channels, then the supplier surveys the sites — including the case where sites sit in both Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward and part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward, with the survey carried out site by site. From the site-by-site survey results, the supplier advises a flooring system for each site, then prepares a total quote and a quote by phase. Installation is carried out phase by phase on the schedule matched to operations, and each phase is handed over, accepted and put into maintenance separately before the next phase starts.
The difference in a multi-site package in the same ward lies in coordination, not in the flooring system. A single supplier means the buyer does not work with several suppliers for each site, does not compare several separate quotes, and has the schedules for all sites arranged in one common plan instead of overlapping. By contrast, if each site is given to a different supplier, the buyer must reconcile flooring systems, schedules and acceptance across the sites themselves — that is exactly the work this single-supplier package takes over.
What to prepare for a quote covering sites in two parks
A quote is prepared after a survey, but a buyer who prepares the six groups of information below in advance will get a faster survey and a quote closer to reality. This is a preparation list, not a price list, and it does not replace the survey.
- Site list for flooring: for each site, record whether it is in Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward or in part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward, and the facility type: production plant, warehouse or rental workshop.
- Area of each site, separated by site and by area inside the site, not combined into one figure for the whole ward.
- Existing floor type and visible damage at each site: the current concrete floor, the location of cracks, settlement and peeling, signs of oil contamination, and sections repaired before.
- Requirements by use area: load, cleaning and chemical resistance requirements for each area inside each site, recorded separately for production areas, warehouse areas and aisles.
- Workable calendar for each site: the periods when each site can partly stop for flooring work, known shutdown and maintenance dates, and periods when work is absolutely not possible.
- Desired handover time for each phase: which section must be handed over first, which sections can wait, and the priority order across sites if the schedule must be extended.
When these six groups are complete, the quote can be presented in two layers: a total quote for all sites in the ward and a quote separated by phase, so that the buyer can see the cost of the priority section clearly and decide the work order without asking for a new quote from the start. If information is still missing, the survey is the step that completes it, not a reason to delay contact.
Contact and a quote after survey
A buyer with a site in Dong An Industrial Park in Binh Hoa Ward or in part of VSIP I in Binh Hoa Ward, who wants one supplier for both parks in the same ward, can contact the supplier for a survey and a quote after survey through the following verified channels: Hotline/Zalo: 0899355489. WeChat: wxid_95o54joujyrr12. When contacting, the buyer should send the site list and the six groups of information above so that the survey can be arranged site by site from the start.
