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One supplier for a buyer with sites in two parks in the same ward
If your company operates a plant or a warehouse in Tam Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, the usual question is not how to find a separate contractor for each site, but how to find one epoxy flooring supplier that can serve both parks in the same ward: Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone and Binh Chieu Industrial Park. This article answers that question: one supplier, phased recoating for an operating plant, first-fit floors for a remaining vacant lot or empty unit, and what to prepare for a quote after a survey.
Two distinctions should be read first. First, Tam Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City — Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone here is different from Linh Trung I Export Processing Zone, which belongs to Linh Xuan Ward, not to Tam Binh Ward. Second, this is a ward supply article, not a deep-dive article on either park: the park section below is only a summary table drawn from management figures plus context links, while the new content is how to choose one supplier, how to recoat and first-fit in phases, and a quote checklist covering both kinds of site.
This article does not claim that Kadier has a branch, an agent, a warehouse, a project or a client in Tam Binh Ward. The supply process described below is a general framework, and a quote is prepared after a survey of each specific site.
Tam Binh Ward and its two operating parks
The new Tam Binh Ward was established under Resolution 1685/NQ-UBTVQH15 dated 16 June 2025, with the new commune-level administration operating from 1 July 2025, by merging the entire area and population of the former Binh Chieu, Tam Phu and Tam Binh wards of the former Thu Duc City into a new ward named Tam Binh. The district level was abolished from 1 July 2025, so the former Thu Duc City is used here only for geographic orientation, not as a current administrative unit.
According to the occupancy table for export processing zones and industrial parks published by HEPZA and updated in July 2026, both parks below are listed as located in Tam Binh Ward and both are operating:
| Park | Planned area | Industrial and service land for lease | Leased | Occupancy rate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone in Tam Binh Ward | 62 ha | 47.07 ha | 46.69 ha | 99.19% | Operating |
| Binh Chieu Industrial Park in Tam Binh Ward | 27.34 ha | 21 ha | 17.3 ha | 82.38% | Operating |
The two occupancy rates create a dual problem inside one ward. Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone is nearly fully occupied, so the main problem is recoating the floor of an operating plant without shutting down the whole operation. Binh Chieu Industrial Park still has room left, so the problem is dual: recoating for operating units plus first-fit floors for remaining vacant lots or empty units before they enter operation. Each park is presented here with its own figures only; this article does not add the two planned areas into a single ward total, and it does not infer a number of new units or a flooring volume from an occupancy rate.
One honest statement about the information gap: at the time of writing, this site has no dedicated park article for Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone or for Binh Chieu Industrial Park, and no cluster article for the former Thu Duc City area. A reader searching for either park name will find this ward supply article first, but that does not turn it into a park deep-dive — dedicated park analysis, if any, belongs to a future park programme. General background on demand and service scope in Ho Chi Minh City can be read in Epoxy Flooring for Industrial Parks in Ho Chi Minh City and Nearby Areas: Demand and Service Scope, while industry specifics at cluster level in a neighbouring area are covered in Epoxy Flooring for the Binh Duong Industrial Park Cluster (VSIP, Song Than): Industry Specifics. Both links are corridor context, not articles about Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone or Binh Chieu Industrial Park.
Choosing a flooring system by facility type
System choice starts from the facility type and the state of the site, not from the park name. The three types below are written as a general framework; no specific industry is assigned to either park, because no official source for an industry list by park at ward level is available.
An operating production plant in Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone. Floor requirements here follow a plant that is already running: the slab has carried loads, shows cracks, peeling or wear zone by zone, and the production schedule does not allow the whole plant to stop. A roller-applied system or a self-levelling system is usually suitable, chosen zone by zone according to load, hygiene and chemical resistance, after a survey of the existing floor. The recoating note is phasing: each phase covers only part of the floor, is handed over and accepted separately, and only then does work move to the next part.
Warehouses and logistics. Warehouse floor requirements follow forklifts, aisles, loading areas and marked traffic lanes. A roller-applied system usually suits general circulation areas, while a self-levelling system suits areas that need a flat, easy-to-clean, low-dust surface. The recoating note is keeping goods moving during the work: phasing follows aisles and storage zones, so the whole warehouse is never closed at once.
A remaining vacant lot or empty unit in Binh Chieu Industrial Park. This is a first-fit case, different from recoating. The requirement is a new concrete slab: the surface must be prepared, cracks repaired where present, and moisture measured before application, and the system is then chosen according to the intended use of the plant or warehouse. The first-fit note is completing the whole floor before the site enters operation, with handover and acceptance for the full floor, rather than splitting work around machine shutdowns as in an operating plant.
The general system framework — roller-applied systems, self-levelling systems, concrete preparation including grinding, crack repair and moisture measurement, acceptance and maintenance — applies to all three types above. How systems are chosen by industry and common floor type in other industrial parks in Ho Chi Minh City can be seen in Epoxy Floor Coating for VSIP Industrial Park, Binh Duong: Common Industries and Floor Types and Epoxy Floor Coating for Song Than Industrial Park: Common Industries and Floor Types, with the note that both are corridor context and do not describe any specific site in Tam Binh Ward.
Phased recoating and first-fit: the dual problem of Tam Binh Ward
For an operating plant, the phased recoating sequence has four framework steps. First, survey the existing floor zone by zone: floor type, visible damage, heavy-load zones, high-hygiene zones and zones exposed to chemicals. Second, divide the floor into phases that match the plant machine-stop or maintenance schedule, so that each phase can be handed over independently. Third, apply each phase in the agreed order while the remaining zones keep operating. Fourth, hand over and accept each phase before moving to the next, so that a defect in one phase does not spread across the whole floor.
For a vacant lot or empty unit, the first-fit sequence is shorter but strict on the slab. A survey of the new slab comes before any system decision, because a new concrete slab that has never been used can still carry moisture, cracks or a surface that will not bond well. After preparation, the whole floor is applied before the site enters operation, followed by handover and acceptance. The core difference from recoating is that there is no machine-stop schedule to fit around, but a single handover point: the floor must be ready before the operation start date.
When one company holds both kinds of site in the ward — an operating plant in Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone and a vacant lot or empty unit in Binh Chieu Industrial Park — the benefit of one supplier is a shared schedule. The supplier surveys both sites, plans each site separately, and orders the work so that the first-fit job does not wait for the phased recoating job, and vice versa. The quote in that case should also be split clearly by site and by phase, so the buyer can see which part belongs to the operating plant and which part belongs to the new site. Recoating for an older inner-city industrial park in Ho Chi Minh City is described further in Epoxy Flooring for Tan Tao Industrial Park (Ho Chi Minh City): Industries and Common Floor Types, again as context only, not as a substitute for a survey in Tam Binh Ward.
The general Kadier supply process
The process below is a general framework, not tied to Tam Binh Ward or to any specific park. First, contact through the general channels at the end of this article. Second, survey each site: for an operating plant, the existing floor and the workable schedule; for a vacant lot or empty unit, the new slab and the intended use. Third, recommend a system for each site, based on load, hygiene and chemical resistance requirements zone by zone. Fourth, prepare an overall quote and a quote by phase, split clearly by site. Fifth, apply the work phase by phase in the agreed order. Sixth, accept each phase at handover, with maintenance guidance after handover.
What to prepare for a quote
The clearer the preparation, the closer a post-survey quote will be to the real site. The list below applies to both kinds of site, with a few items relevant to only one kind:
- A site list: which of the two parks in the ward, which facility type, and whether each site is operating or still vacant.
- The area of each site, split by zone inside the plant or warehouse where zones have different requirements.
- The existing floor type and visible damage, for an operating plant; the state of the new slab, for a vacant lot or empty unit.
- Load, hygiene and chemical resistance requirements zone by zone, plus any forklifts or equipment moving on the floor.
- The workable schedule for each site: machine-stop windows, maintenance days, or days when the site is fully empty.
- The desired handover time for each phase, and the operation start date for a first-fit site.
There is no need to prepare complete technical drawings or floor samples before first contact; those are confirmed during the survey. What should be avoided is sending a single combined area for both sites without splitting by site and by phase, because a phased quote can only be prepared once each site has been split clearly.
Contact and quote
For a post-survey quote for a site in Linh Trung II Export Processing Zone or Binh Chieu Industrial Park in Tam Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, contact Hotline/Zalo: 0899355489 or WeChat: wxid_95o54joujyrr12. The supplier will confirm a survey schedule for each site, recommend a system for each site, and prepare an overall quote together with a quote by phase.
