LLC Azerinshaatservis has complied with 60% of the excavation work for the construction of 60 km of the highway Baku - Guba - the state border of Russia so far. Laid under the ground on the track were more than 200 lines of communication. It is reported by www.azeryol.az, the official website of Azeryolservis under the Ministry of Transport.
Press Secretary of the Company Punhan Mursaliyev told Turan that work is being done with a mark of 132-km on the highway and in fact it is a new road, which is an alternative to the current one through the city of Guba.
The road with asphalt-concrete pavement will be category 1b (4 lanes, road width - 28 m). The new road will have seven different levels of road junctions, 10 bridges and other road facilities.
The representative of Azeryolservis did not name the period of commissioning and the cost of highway construction.
Note that the reconstruction of the highway Baku - Guba - the state border of Russia with a total length of 208 km has been conducted from the end of 2006. The work was completed on the site Baku - Gendob (Shabran District).
Ltd. Azerinshaatservis has performed three separate building projects (reconstruction of sections of 6-16 km, 89-109 km and 121-125.5 km) on this highway. - 08B-
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