The Austrian group Strabag has been awarded a two-year contract worth €34.6mn for the modernisation of a 48km stretch of the national road M2 in the Republic of Moldova. The upgrade route runs between Ghindesti and Drochia.
July 20, 2012
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The Austrian group 945 Strabag has been awarded a two-year contract worth €34.6mn for the modernisation of a 48km stretch of the national road M2 in the Republic of Moldova. The upgrade route runs between Ghindesti and Drochia.
A consortium has won a package of works to construct a section of the D35 highway in the Czech Republic. The 12.6km stretch of the D35 highway lies between Opatovice and Časy and the project has a contract value of €132 million, with the work expected to take 44 months to complete. The consortium is headed by Austrian contractor STRABAG with a 41% stake in the deal and also includes the Czech firms Silnice and SMP CZ.
This new four-lane link will feature two interchanges. The D35 is part of the northern
Construction is underway for Argentina’s new Mendoza-San Juan Highway – Mauro Nogarin reports
The rehabilitation and maintenance works of more than 3,300km of routes is now underway in Argentina. This followed on after the takeover of six new road corridors under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, which took place in August 2018.
The rehabilitation and maintenance works are being carried out prior to the start of the main projects, which will include the construction of highways. Building the
Construction is underway for Argentina’s new Mendoza-San Juan Highway – Mauro Nogarin reports
The rehabilitation and maintenance works of more than 3,300km of routes is now underway in Argentina. This followed on after the takeover of six new road corridors under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, which took place in August 2018.
The rehabilitation and maintenance works are being carried out prior to the start of the main projects, which will include the construction of highways. Building these
The award of a US$177million construction contract to Austria’s Strabag for a transport project in Tanzania’s capital Dar es Salaam in late February has raised the hopes of the city becoming the first in the region to modernise urban transport through elimination of minibuses and private cars from the city centre.
This will pave the way for the introduction of improved high- capacity buses (with capacity of 140 passengers) that would use non-polluting energy, hence reducing air pollution in this city of 2.
