Eight Companies Interested in Participating in Trakya Highway Tender

Business | October 2, 2008, Thursday // 00:00
Eight Companies Interested in Participating in Trakya Highway Tender: Eight Companies Interested in Participating in Trakya Highway Tender The opening of the tender documents Thursday at the National "Road Infrastructure" revealed that 8 companies wish to participate in the construction of the "Trakya" highway. Agency Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (Sofia Photo Agency)

Eight companies have submitted offers to participate in the construction of the Nova Zagora - Yambol segment of the "Trakya" highway as revealed during the opening of the documents Thursday at the National "Road Infrastructure" Agency.

A total of 28 companies have purchased documents for the tender.
The eight companies include four Bulgarian companies - "Glavbulgarstroy," "Trace', "Trakya," "Roads and Highways Black Sea."

The four foreign companies are the Greek "Actor ACD," the Turkish consortium between "DoДџuЕџ Д°nЕџaat'" and "Onur" and the consortium of "Strabag," "ISA," and "Alpine Bau."

DoДџuЕџ Д°nЕџaat has already won the tender for the second segment of the Sofia metro.

The Nova Zagora - Yambol segment of the "Trakya" highway is 36 km long and passes through two districts - Yambol and Sliven.

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