Romanian construction companies Concelex and Bog'Art have signed a contract worth 213.7 million lei with Nuclearelectrica, a state-owned company, for the construction of six storage modules for used nuclear fuel and a large-capacity portal crane at the Cernavodă power plant.
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Nuclearelectrica has signed a contract worth 213.7 million lei with Concelex and Bog'Art for carrying out complex works at the interim storage facility for spent fuel (DICA) at the Cernavodă NPP. The project involves the construction of six modules, aimed at ensuring the efficient management of spent fuel. This collaboration underscores Nuclearelectrica's commitment to the development of nuclear infrastructure in Romania.
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Nuclearelectrica, contract de 213,7 milioane lei pentru lucrări la depozitul intermediar de combustibil ars de la centrala nucleară din Cernavodă
Nuclearelectrica, contract de 213,7 mil. lei cu Concelex şi Bog’Art
Nuclearelectrica a semnat un contract de 213,7 milioane lei cu companiile româneşti de construcţii Concelex şi Bog'Art pentru lucrări la depozitul intermediar de combustibil ars de la centrala nucleară din Cernavodă
Nuclearelectrica a semnat un contract de 213,7 milioane lei cu companiile româneşti de construcţii Concelex şi Bog’Art pentru lucrări la depozitul intermediar de combustibil ars de la centrala nucleară din Cernavodă
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