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Albania Motorway
Eastern European nation speeds into the fast lane
Bechtel and joint-venture partner Enka are putting Albania in the fast lane with completion of a $535 million modern motorway. The end of construction was marked by a ceremony to open a second tunnel bore, the final section of the motorway completed. The motorway is now open to traffic.
The 37-mile (61-kilometer), four-lane highway stretches from the town of Rrëshen, in the heart of the country, up to the northeastern village of Kalimash. The project is the central leg of a 106-mile (171-kilometer) highway traversing the country from the Adriatic Sea up to the northeastern border with Kosovo. The new roadway cuts travel time along the route from six to two hours, boosting coastal trade and northeast tourism.
The motorway also provides a vital connection within Albania and across the region, linking markets to the Adriatic port of Durres and contributing to economic growth as Albania prepares for accession to the European Union.
The Albanian motorway is one of the largest ever-infrastructure projects in the country and presented many engineering challenges because of geological complexities in the region and the fast-track construction schedule. The motorway includes a 3.4 mile (5.5 km) twin bore tunnel and 29 bridges built in a mountainous, rocky region.
During construction, the project was the largest employer in the area, with Albanians accounting for two thirds of the workforce.
Bechtel and Enka have partnered on two other Eastern European roadways: a 258-mile (415-kilometer) motorway currently under construction in Romania, and a 124-mile (200-kilometer) highway in Croatia.
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