Italy's Todini wins 38.9 mln euro road construction deal in Romania
10 January 2021
BUCHAREST (Romania), January 8 (SeeNews) - Italian company Todini Costruzioni Generali has won a 189.6 million lei ($47.6 million/38.9 million euro) contract for the construction of a road in the western Romania, Romanian road infrastructure company CNAIR said.
The works should be completed in 24 months, with a seven-year warranty period, CNAIR said in a press release on Thursday.
The contract envisages the design and construction of a road 10 km in length that would connect A1 motorway near Arad to national road 69 near Timisoara.
Rome-based Todini is active in the construction of railways, roads, airports and water dams, among others. The company has operations in 12 countries on four continents and employs 3,738 people.
(1 euro=4.8704 lei)
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