Tianjin has placed significant importance to the construction of infrastructure and is striving to increase its capacity to support further investment and present itself as a fully- developed and modern city. There are over 8,085 km of roads, of which 95% are paved. Nearly 1,000 bridges have been completed and the flow of traffic is smooth. A three dimensional land, sea and air transportation network connects inner city traffic to the other parts of the country. The network extends in all directions and enables an enormous inflow of talented people, goods and information to further enrich Tianjin. Excellent conditions have been created for investors.

A large number of public utility infrastructure projects have been as part of Tianjin's ongoing improvement.

　Water
The daily tap water capacity is 3.115 million tons, with an actual daily supply of 1.2 million tons. The sewerage capacity is 547.88m3/sec. The daily sewage handling capacity is 600,000 tons. Rainwater drainage systems cover an area of 120.53 sq. kilometers. The connection rate of rainwater and sewerage systems in the urban area is 100%.

　Electricity
The electricity network in Tianjin has become a reliable, high-voltage transmission grid. 560 transformer substations of 35V and over are in operation. The total capacity of Tianjin's electricity supply is 48,710kwh, making it the 3rd largest in the country.

　Heating
The heated water from power plants, combines with rich geothermal reserves provide sufficient heating supply in Tianjin.

　Gas
A 5,167km network of gas pipeline enables the supply of 555,000 cubic meters of gas per day.

　Telecommunications
Tianjin is the third city on China's mainland to possess a telephone capacity of over a million lines. Direct dialing can be made to over 1700 cities and towns in China and over 260 countries and regions around the world. Tianjin has built a hard-wired and wireless transmission network, and a land, sea and air postal system. International and domestic door-to-door express mail services are expanding rapidly and Internet services are developing fast.

Since the start of the Tianjin Information Port Project, inter-city information can be exchanged locally. Tianjin has become one of the few provinces and cities possessing an inter-city exchange platform. Tianjin will be built into an information port in northern China, a key information center for the country and a major manufacturing base for information facilities and equipment. It will eventually become an international information services metropolis.