CNAIR has obtained a final decision requiring WeBuild to pay 80 million lei for delays of more than 800 days on the Brăila Bridge.
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The National Road Infrastructure Administration Company (CNAIR) has obtained a final court ruling, forcing Italian builder WeBuild to pay more than 80 million lei (about €16 million) for delays of more than 800 days in the completion of the Brăila Bridge. Although the bridge was inaugurated on July 6, 2023, structural problems have already emerged, and CNAIR has demanded remedies to protect public funds and ensure the project's completion.
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Despăgubiri record pentru întârzierile Podului de la Brăila. CNAIR câștigă în instanță 16 milioane de euro
CNAIR câștigă definitiv procesul privind întârzierile la Podul de la Brăila
CNAIR a câştigat definitiv procesul privind întârzierile la Podul de la Brăila, urmând să obţină penalităţi de peste 80 de milioane de lei pentru cele peste 800 de zile de întârziere în finalizarea lucrărilor
CNAIR, victorie în procesul de 80 de milioane de lei pentru întârzierile de la Podul de la Brăila
CNAIR câștigă definitiv procesul cu WeBuild privind întârzierile la podul de la Brăila. Italienii au de plată 16 mil. euro
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