Bosnia building highway

Work on the Pocitelj-Bijaca section of Bosnia's new Corridor Vc highway is due to begin in September of this year.
February 27, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Work on the Pocitelj-Bijaca section of Bosnia's new Corridor Vc highway is due to begin in September of this year. A consortium comprising GP ZGP, Hidrogradnja and Euroasfalt will carry out the project. Approcal for the work was given by Bosnia's Federal Ministry of Urban Planning and the client is highway company 3226 JP Autoceste Federacije BiH. The size of the deal has not been revealed at this stage however.

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