The bidders are the partnerships Grupo Empresarial Magenta – Assignia Infraestructuras (Spain), Max Boegl (Germany) – Tancrad (Romania), Copisa Constructora Pirenaica (Spain) – Transmir (Romania), Gecor – Tel Drum (Romania), Construcciones y Obras Llorente SA (Collosa) – Sevicon Obras e Infrastructuras SL (Sevicon) of Spain, Viales y Obras Publicas – Novafor Construct Bec (Spain), and the companies CF Iasi (part of French group Colas), Sociedade de Construcoes Soares da Costa (Portugal), Artera Blue (Romania) and Vega 93 SRL (Romania).
The Tecuci ringroad will be 6.94 km long and its construction will be financed through the European Regional Development Fund (69.25%) and the state budget (30.75%). The project is estimated to take 18 months, plus 24 months as warranty.
CNADNR has also announced it received eight bids for the supervision of the construction of two sections of the Brasov ring road, through contracts worth an estimated RON6.6 million, net of VAT. The offers were submitted by the partnerships Aminsa – Consis Proiect (Spain-Romania), Metropolitana Milanese – Consorzio Integra of Italy, Ventra Project Management – Utiber Kozuti Beruhazo (Romania-Hungary), Beta-Cops SRL – Egnatia Odos (Romania-Greece) and IRD Engineering – Gamida Euromark (Italy-Romania), as well as the companies (Spain), Primacons Group (Romania) and Egis Romania.
The contract is for the construction of two sections, with a total length of 13.6 km, and should take 39 months. It is also financed through the European Regional Development Fund and the state budget.
(EUR1=RON4.2822)