A joint venture (JV) led by Astaldi Group has been awarded with a €171m ($190.5m) contract to upgrade a section of the N-7 Warsaw Wschodnia Osobowa-Dorohusk railway line in Poland.
Astaldi currently owns 65% of the JV project, with fellow contractors Zhol Zhondeushi, PBDiM and CLF owning a combined 35% stake.
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The scope of the deal is set to include the demolition, reconstruction and extension of the 68km-long N-7 railway line along with Lublin station.
Plans have also been outlined for the construction of level crossings, new service and access roads, and associated minor works.
The project will be completed in two years with financing arranged through European investment and state budget allocations.
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The third phase of the 270km standard-gauge rail line between Naivasha and Kisumu in Kenya has received project funding from the Government of Kenya.
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