Recently, the new railway bridge over the Tamiš River in Serbia-where CSCEC handled the steel fabrication and installation-officially opened to traffic.
The Tamiš River railway bridge spans the Tamiš River, a key waterway in Eastern Europe, and is located in the city of Pančevo, Serbia. The original bridge on the site was built in 1880. As modern railway standards evolved over the decades, the old bridge could no longer meet current traffic demands. In 2024, Serbia's Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure began construction of a new bridge alongside the old one.
Related news
- CSCEC completes reconstruction, expansion project of Zhuhai Airport
- CSCEC helps build Zhejiang's first zero-carbon park
- CSCEC completes first steel structure hoisting for Serbia National Football Stadium
- Two CSCEC projects in South Africa win top honor at International Safety Awards
- CSCEC wins IEM Awards for Construction to Engineering Industry in Malaysia
- CSCEC wins Thailand's national award for occupational safety, health