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STRABAG Awarded Two New Construction Projects in Romania, Abu Dhabi

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Jun 1 2010

STRABAG, Central and Eastern Europe’s largest construction company, has won two new large orders in Romania and Abu Dhabi.

In Romania, STRABAG AG signed an agreement for the rehabilitation of national road DN 67B. The client is Romania’s national road construction agency CNADNR SA. In a joint venture with two Romanian road construction companies, STRABAG will modernise 188.2 km of the national road between Scoarţa and Piteşti over a period of 36 months. The total value of the order is € 89 million, with STRABAG’s share amounting to € 62 million (70 %). Construction is to begin in summer 2010.

In Abu Dhabi, STRABAG subsidiary Ed. Züblin AG has been hired to build the “non-process buildings” for the expansion of the Takreer Refinery in Ruwais. The turnkey project, commissioned by the Abu Dhabi Oil Refining company (Takreer), comprises 17 buildings as well as access roads and extensive outdoor facilities on a total space of 205,273 m². Construction will begin in June 2010 and is expected to last 38 months. STRABAG’s share is 100 %.

Source: http://www.strabag.com/

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