Three bidders have submitted tenders for a key bridge link in Siberia

Yenisey River at US$394.7 million. The Krasnoyarsk-based Trasmost offered a bid of $450.6 million for the work while another Krasnoyarsk-based firm Sibiryak submitted a tender of $453.9 million for the bridge. This will be the fourth road bridge spanning the Yenisey River in Krasnoyarsk. All three companies said that the work will take 40 months to complete.
August 20, 2012 Read time: 1 min
In Siberia Novosibirsk-based company 5872 Sibmost has offered the lowest cost tender for a new bridge over the Yenisey River at US$394.7 million. The Krasnoyarsk-based Trasmost offered a bid of $450.6 million for the work while another Krasnoyarsk-based firm Sibiryak submitted a tender of $453.9 million for the bridge. This will be the fourth road bridge spanning the Yenisey River in Krasnoyarsk. All three companies said that the work will take 40 months to complete.

Under another contract, 2450 Mostotrest will reconstruct and build six transport infrastructure facilities for the 2014 G8 summit in Skolkovo, Russia. Work includes the southern section of the North-West backbone; three interchanges at the crossing of Skolkovskoe, Mozhayskoe Highways and Generala Dorokhova Street with MKAD, and an interchange at Aminyevskoe Highway and Generala Dorokhova Street.

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