Publically listed Strabag has won the design and build contract to build a 24km section of Poland’s S6 for €83 million.
The S6 expressway links the largest cities in northern Poland, Szczecin and Gdańsk. The publicly listed construction group Strabag will design and build the section between Goleniów and Koszalin for about €83 million.
Construction of the 24 km dual carriageway asphalt road with two lanes of traffic in each direction will start this month with a scheduled finish of June 2019. The cont
Publically listed 945 Strabag has won the design and build contract to build a 24km section of Poland’s S6 for €83 million.
The S6 expressway links the largest cities in northern Poland, Szczecin and Gdańsk. The publicly listed construction group Strabag will design and build the section between Goleniów and Koszalin for about €83 million.
Construction of the 24 km dual carriageway asphalt road with two lanes of traffic in each direction will start this month with a scheduled finish of June 2019. The contract includes expressway junctions, rest areas and numerous civil engineering structures such as overpasses, bridges and wildlife crossings.
“The S6 will form the main traffic artery between eastern and western Poland. It runs parallel to the coast, where Strabag is already realising a number of projects,” said Thomas Birtel, chief executive of Strabag.
The S6 expressway links the largest cities in northern Poland, Szczecin and Gdańsk. The publicly listed construction group Strabag will design and build the section between Goleniów and Koszalin for about €83 million.
Construction of the 24 km dual carriageway asphalt road with two lanes of traffic in each direction will start this month with a scheduled finish of June 2019. The contract includes expressway junctions, rest areas and numerous civil engineering structures such as overpasses, bridges and wildlife crossings.
“The S6 will form the main traffic artery between eastern and western Poland. It runs parallel to the coast, where Strabag is already realising a number of projects,” said Thomas Birtel, chief executive of Strabag.
