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Romanian road infrastructure procurement and construction

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The Romanian National Company for Road Infrastructure Administration (CNAIR) continues to manage several infrastructure projects involving European funding. In the Suceava–Siret Expressway project, a Court of Appeal annulled the awarding of the first two lots, valued at 3.72 billion lei, ordering CNAIR to re-evaluate bids from Concelex, Construcții Erbașu, and the Far Foundation association. This legal reversal ~~follows requests from the companies and~~ affects approximately 43 kilometers of the 55.7-kilometer expressway intended to connect Suceava to the Ukrainian border. Significant progress is reported on the A1 motorway. In the Margina–Holdea sector, physical progress has reached approximately 70-80%. On the Sibiu–Pitești motorway, Section 4 (Tigveni to Curtea de Argeș) ~~has entered a new phase as CNAIR begins testing safety and monitoring systems for the~~ is nearing completion, with roadworks finished. The 1.35-kilometer Momaia ~~tunnel. This~~ tunnel, the first bored tunnel on a Romanian motorway, is ~~equipped with~~ undergoing testing of its safety and monitoring systems. This infrastructure includes over 2,500 monitoring points, ~~including AI-based~~ such as intelligent cameras and ~~sensors.~~ sensors, managed by a dedicated center in Curtea de Argeș. While the contractual deadline is February 2027, authorities suggest traffic could potentially open by the end of 2026, ~~depending on~~ pending successful technical ~~tests. However, environmental permit revisions~~ tests and reception stages. Work is also advancing on the A13 Sibiu–Făgăraș motorway. On Section 3, the Turkish contractor Makyol has begun installing the final metal segment of a 164-meter arch bridge over the Ghirloțelul Sec tributary, which is at 72% physical completion. Overall progress for ~~mountain sectors may delay some~~ Section 3 is reported at 52.23%, with progress across all four sections ~~until late 2029.~~ of the A13 ranging from 28% to 53%. The A0 motorway is nearing completion, with 13 kilometers of the A0 Nord motorway ~~(Lots 3 and 4)~~ scheduled to open around October 20, ~~2026, to divert traffic from the Bucharest Ring Road.~~ 2026. Additionally, the A7 motorway is advancing, with nearly 50 kilometers between Bacău and Pașcani potentially opening by the end of 2026. ~~Government plans aim for over 2,000 km of highways and expressways by 2028.~~

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