PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PKP PLK) has announced the completion of infrastructure upgrades at four stations as part of a large-scale program to increase the capacity of the railway network for civilian and military cargo.
According to the EU, a tender for technical assistance services (CPV 71356200) announced on May 22 this year is currently underway as part of the Ukraine FIRST (Ukraine Facility for Infrastructure Reconstruction) program.
According to INTERPORT Servis, an agreement has been signed with METRANS (part of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG / HHLA) to modernize and expand the TIP Košice (Terminál Intermodájne Prepravy) intermodal terminal in Slovakia.
According to CLIP Group, CLIP Terminals and a consortium of companies comprising TorKol, Poleko Budownictwo, and GFS Engineering, an agreement has been signed to implement the project “Construction of an intermodal terminal in Zabrze, together with the reconstruction and modernization of the system of access and departure tracks and related infrastructure, on a design-build… Read more »
Eesti Raudtee and Leonhard Weiss OÜ have signed an agreement to carry out major repairs on the Tartu–Reola railway section. According to Estonian Railways, the total investment will amount to €5.2 million, with the construction work being co-financed by the EU Cohesion Fund.
According to information from the Port of Gdansk Authority, construction of the sixth cargo berth has begun in cooperation with Naftoport, a member of the PERN SA Capital Group.
Last week, the European Commission awarded grant agreements for the financing of transport infrastructure in Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, and Moldova. These intentions were announced in early July this year.
Global Ocean Link (GOL) and Timac Agro Ukraine are implementing a joint project to build a specialized complex for processing, packaging, and storage of mineral fertilizers, which will be located 20 km from Odesa, on the Kyiv highway.
According to information from Serbian railway operator Srbija Cargo, freight trains, including container trains operated by its partner COSCO, are already running on the recently reconstructed Novi Sad–Subotica high-speed railway line.
Arkadiusz Marchewka (State Secretary, Ministry of Infrastructure of Poland) confirmed that a new port is planned to be built in Świnoujście. This was reported by the press service of the ports of Szczecin and Świnoujście on LinkedIn.