Druzba za Avtoceste v Republiki Sloveniji d.d. (DARS)
Ulica XIV. divizije 4
SI-3000 Celje
Location
Slovenia
Description
The project concerns the construction of five new motorway sections. The sections concerned are
Sentvid-Koseze (5.500km);
Vrba-Peracica (9.780km);
Ponikve-Hrastje (7.165km);
Pluska-Ponikve (7.597km) and
Slivnica-Drazenci (19.850km).
The total length of the road sections is approximately 50 km. All sections are located on the Trans-European Road Network (TEN-T) in Slovenia.
Objectives
Completion of the Highway network in Slovenia
Comments
Motorways.
Sector(s)
Transport
Proposed EIB finance (Approximate amount)
Up to EUR 300 million.
Total cost (Approximate amount)
EUR 600 million.
Environmental aspects
All schemes financed under the proposed project will be required to comply with the relevant national legal framework, to be acceptable in environmental terms to EIB and in line with EU environmental policy.
Procurement
All the contracts to be financed by the Bank will be advertised in the EU Official Journal and open on equal terms to international competition in accordance with the Bank's procurement criteria.
Status
Signed
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18/12/2006.
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Motorways.