Infrastructure construction

Urban and rural roads:

Building roads to connect cities or regions can significantly improve accessibility. These include both main roads and secondary roads.

Highways and expressways:

Highway projects are crucial for facilitating rapid transportation between cities and regions, reducing travel times and improving trade and logistics.

Road transport bridges:

Bridges connect areas that would otherwise be separated by rivers or other natural obstacles. They are essential for traffic flow, but also for local development.

Railway bridges:

For areas where rail transport is necessary, building railway bridges is vital to connect train networks.

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Pedestrian and bicycle bridges:

These are necessary in large cities or areas with heavy traffic to ensure the safety of pedestrians and cyclists.

Metro and tram lines:

In large cities, the construction of underground or tram transport networks is essential to reduce road congestion and promote sustainable transport.

Bus stations and terminals:

Creating modern public transport infrastructure, including bus stops and terminals, can significantly improve urban mobility.

Water treatment plants:

The construction of wastewater treatment plants is essential for the management and treatment of domestic water, preventing pollution and protecting the environment.

Drinking water networks:

The expansion and modernization of drinking water networks in urban and rural areas ensures access to clean water for communities.

International and regional airports:

Airport construction projects contribute to the growth of tourism and trade, being an important driver for economic development.

Ports and maritime terminals:

The construction of ports and terminals facilitates international trade and maritime transport, essential for global economic exchanges.

Electricity networks:

The construction of power transmission lines and transformer stations is essential for ensuring a stable energy supply.

Solar and wind farms:

Renewable energy infrastructure projects (such as solar parks or wind turbine farms) are viable solutions for sustainable development.

Navigable channels:

The construction and maintenance of canals is crucial for the transport of goods by water, especially in regions with rivers or deltas.

Foundations and dams:

In regions exposed to flood risks, building dikes and solid foundations protects infrastructure and homes from water damage.

Ecological landfills and recycling stations:

Creating waste management solutions, including recycling stations and green landfills, contributes to protecting the environment and developing an efficient recycling system.