Estonian and Lithuanian Contractors Will Take Part in Hanhikivi Project
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#157December 2016

Estonian and Lithuanian Contractors Will Take Part in Hanhikivi Project

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AS Maru Ehitus will design and build two three-story buildings for offices and a first-aid station. Each building will provide workplaces for 200 people. The construction will begin in early 2017 and be finished in late autumn. UAB Profileksas will build public facilities for 2,600 people. The work will be completed in the spring of 2018.

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