Key Hungarian highway tender

The tender process is opening for a new highway project in Hungary.
March 1, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSSThe tender process is opening for a new highway project in Hungary. The new highway section will link Vasarosnameny with the existing number 49 road, forming part of the M3 motorway. In addition this new highway section will provide a link in the number 5 international transport corridor that will improve connections between Venice in Italy with Kijev, in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The tender process for the highway was opened by Hungary’s national infrastructure development company 3528 Nemzeti Infrastruktúra Fejleszto, which has also called a tender for the feasibility study of a new section of the number 35 highway between Debrecen and Berettyoujfalu.

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