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Infrastructure and restoration projects in Central Europe

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Infrastructure and restoration efforts continue across the Czech Republic and Slovakia, focusing on transport networks, urban modernization, and cultural heritage. In Slovakia, the National Highway Company (NDS) has launched a tender exceeding €4.02 million for repairs to the Ronava, Zeleneč, and Trnávka bridges on the D1 motorway. The 15-kilometer D1 section between Hubová and Ivachnová, including the 3.6-kilometer Čebrať tunnel, is scheduled to open on October 5, ~~2026, following 13 years of construction to bypass Ružomberok.~~ 2026. Czech Republic projects have expanded to include significant urban and healthcare ~~developments, alongside widespread roadwork.~~ developments. The Road and Motorway Directorate (ŘSD) has awarded a 2.312 billion CZK contract for the D6 highway construction between Žalmanov and Olšová Vrata. ~~Recent progress in~~ Near Brno, major developments are underway at the ~~Vysočina~~ D1 and ~~South Moravian regions includes~~ D2 motorway interchange. Workers have completed the ~~completion~~ first ramp connecting the D1 from Prague to the D2 toward Bratislava, marking the first phase of a ~~public space revitalization in Veselí nad Moravou, featuring~~ project to expand the D1 to six lanes between Kývalka and Holubice. However, the 1.8 billion CZK project for a new ~~asphalt road and 500 meters of paved sidewalk in~~ D1 exit into the ~~Hutník housing estate.~~ Černovická terasa industrial zone has been delayed until spring 2025 due to bidding issues. In South Bohemia, ~~construction has officially commenced on a~~ the 3.7-kilometer southern bypass in ~~Tábor.~~ Tábor has officially commenced construction. Funded ~~primarily~~ by the South Bohemian Region with ~~a budget of~~ 853 million CZK, the project by M – Silnice aims to divert heavy ~~truck~~ traffic from ~~residential areas such as~~ Čelkovice and Maredova ~~hora. The contractor, M – Silnice, expects to complete the work in approximately 42 months.~~ hora, with an expected 42-month timeline. Additionally, a new section of the I/20 road between Pištín and České Vrbné is opening ~~to traffic. This phase of the four-lane bypass will initially operate~~ in a 1+1 mode with a 70 km/h ~~speed~~ limit, with further work on the ~~roadway and the~~ Češnovice junction expected by ~~the end of the year.~~ year-end. Other active works include the I/43 bypass near Černá Hora, the 107.5 million CZK reconstruction of the I/35 in Liberec, and various regional repairs near Třebíč.

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