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Infrastructure and restoration projects in Central Europe

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Infrastructure and restoration efforts are underway in continue across the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In the Czech Republic, local municipalities have focused Slovakia, focusing on cost-effective bridge reconstruction in Karlovy Vary both transport networks and the restoration of a historic spring fountain in Jihlava. Efforts have expanded to include large-scale highway repairs in cultural heritage. In Slovakia, where the National Highway Company (NDS) has opened issued a tender exceeding €4.02 million for bridge maintenance repairs to three bridges on the D1 motorway. motorway in the Trnava region: the Ronava, Zeleneč, and Trnávka bridges. The project requires stripping bridge decks to load-bearing structures, installing new drainage, and replacing road surfaces, with a mandate to recycle at least 70% of construction waste. Czech Republic projects have expanded to include urban modernization and religious heritage. In Hradec Králové, a 34 million CZK reconstruction of the Karl IV Avenue pedestrian underpass is underway to create a space for shops and art; the site will face full closures in late August and September. In Teplice, restoration of the St. Elizabeth Church roof in Šanov is progressing, with craftsmen replacing original purple slate to protect the historical monument. Additionally, stabilization work has begun on a commenced at the burned-out castle in Horní Maršov Maršov. Owned by Krkonoše Resort Invest, the project involves installing a temporary roof and addressing dry rot damage from a 2018 fire to prepare the site for future redevelopment into accommodation services. a planned hotel and senior residence development.

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