The contracts target technical assistance for the design and construction of highways Arad-Timisoara and the Arad beltway (RON2.7 million), Cernavoda-Constanta (RON4.16 million), the first lot of Lugoj-Deva (RON1.52 million), Nadlac-Arad (RON4.08 million), Orastie-Sibiu (RON4.57 million), and Timisoara-Lugoj (RON4.23 million).
Contract values are net of VAT, the roads authority said in a press release Friday.
The winning bidders will assist CNADNR in managing the contracts, financed with EU funds through the 2007-2012 transport program, to avoid delays and additional spending.
The highway sectors are part of the fourth pan-European corridor, which starts in Nurenberg, Germany, and goes through Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Nadlac in Romania, Arad, Deva, Orastie, Sibiu, Bucharest, Fetesti and Constanta in Romania, and continues to Istanbul, Turkey.