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Moldova will repair 2 more bridges on national public roads, the cost of these projects will exceed 37.6 million lei.

Moldova will repair 2 more bridges on national public roads, the cost of these projects will exceed 37.6 million lei.

This was announced by the State Road Administration, announcing the signing of contracts for the restoration and repair of 2 bridges on national public roads: bridge R3 Chisinau - Hincesti - Cimislia - Basarabeasca - border with Ukraine, km 95.740; bridge G109 Delacau - Bulboaca - R2, km 23.850. The cost of the project for the R3 bridge will be approximately 20.5 million lei, and for the G109 bridge - 17.1 million lei. Repair work will be carried out by contractors Irinda Prim and Var-Imp. The State Road Administration emphasized that the restoration of these 2 bridges is an important step towards the sustainable development of regional road infrastructure, contributing to safer and more efficient mobility for all citizens. // 15.08.2023 — InfoMarket.

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