Skip to main content

Ukravtodor tenders for major new Ukraine roads

The State Highway Agency of Ukraine (Ukravtodor) has prepared concession tenders for the construction of seven new roads – including three major projects worth a combined US$5.083 billion. The biggest individual road builds are the first and the second stages of the Big Kiev Bypass from Kiev - Chernigov - Novye Yarilovichi highway to Kiev - Kovel - Yagodin (151.6km long) worth $3.02 billion (UAH 24.9bn); the 258km long highway Krakovets - Lvov - Brody - Rovno valued at $1.59 billion (UAH 13bn), and the 209k
July 8, 2013 Read time: 1 min
The State Highway Agency of Ukraine (2780 UkrAvTodor) has prepared concession tenders for the construction of seven new roads – including three major projects worth a combined US$5.083 billion.

The biggest individual road builds are the first and the second stages of the Big Kiev Bypass from Kiev - Chernigov - Novye Yarilovichi highway to Kiev - Kovel - Yagodin (151.6km long) worth $3.02 billion (UAH 24.9bn); the 258km long highway Krakovets - Lvov - Brody - Rovno valued at $1.59 billion (UAH 13bn), and the 209km long highway from the check point Shcherbakovka on the border with Russia to Kharkov and Novomoskovsk worth $473.39 million (UAH 3.9bn).

Conditions for participation in tenders will be announced to concessioners in autumn 2013.

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Poland road tenders being announced
    October 5, 2015
    Polish General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA) is announcing tenders for the construction of a series of major routes. One key stretch is for a 41km section of the S14 dual carriageway, which will link the A2 highway with the S8 dual carriageway and which will constitute Lodz's western ring-road. According to declarations of the Polish Infrastructure and Development Ministry, work on the S14 project will commence in 2016.
  • Colombian concession contracts cause concern
    June 13, 2014
    A report from insurance firm AIG warns that up to half of Colombia's 4G highway concessions could face financial hurdles due to over-estimated predictions of traffic flows. Colombia is at present putting out to tender its fourth generation (4G) concessions, which involve some US$25 billion in investment, reports Business News America. This investment is impressive and is Latin America's biggest move to expand and improve road infrastructure. But while many companies have shown interest and were prequalified
  • Major Brazilian highway tenders due this year
    January 31, 2022
    A series of major Brazilian highway tenders is due during this year.
  • Georgia's Rikoti Pass upgrades to finish in 2023
    November 19, 2021
    Widening work on the E-60 highway into four lanes has been ongoing for several years.