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Transport Sector 1 Transport Sector Section 2 Identified mature projects Project Project title Project Stage* Loan/ duration(preparat Total investment Grant/ National Co- SR (sector included) (Maturity) (details) Source Project brief description (location included) ion+ cost (€) Source (€) financimg Score TRANSPORT implementation (€) Construction of the rail EBRD To be This project consists of construction works for completing of the 400.000.000 1 section Beljakovce-border railway network in the Corridor VIII, eastern section, between 3 2019-2023 IPA II other defined € 100 with R. Bulgaria Republic of Macedonia and Republic of Bulgaria. IFIs (TBD) IPA II Rehabilitation of road (part 1 of Rehabilitation of road section A2 Kumanovo -Rankovce 2 section Kumanovo- 3 2019-2021 15.000.000 € the whole TBD 100 with length of 31.5 km, on Corridor VIII. Rankovce (Stracin) section) se) Construction of road Consruction of road section A4 Skopje- Kosovo border, a 106.000.000 3 section Skopje- Kosovo 2 2019-2021 EBRD 73.8 part of Route 6A of the SEETO comprehensive network € border Construction of Joint Border Constructed rail border facilities for the Macedonian and 4 2 2019-2021 10.000.000 € WB6 EBRD 97.2 Station Tabanovce Serbian joint border control Reconstruction of road Rehabilitation and reconstruction of national road 5 section from KrivaPalanka – border crossing Deve Bair, Republic of 3 2019-2021 12.000.000 € WB6 EBRD 95.4 KrivaPalanka to Deve Bair Bulgaria, part of Corridor VIII Construction of road section A2 Gostivar- Kicevo with Construction of road Phase1, EBRD length of 44.4 km on Corridor VIII, western section. section 280.000.000 Kicevo- / 6 Construction works are to be divided in 3 sections: 1- 2 2019-2021 TBD 56.5 Gostivar-Kicevo € Bukojcani other KicevoBukojcani, 2- GostivarGornaGjonovica and 3- :WB6 IFIs Bukojcani- GornaGjonovica. Rehabilitation of road Reconstruction and widening of road section A1 Prilep- 7 3 2019-2020 8.000.000 € IPA II TBD 99.6 section Prilep- Raec Bridge Raec Bridge, on Corridor X-d. 1 Transport Sector Rehabilitationof road section in the north central-region of Rehabilitation of road the country and it is a section that connects Macedonia 500.000 € 91.4 8 section Gevgelija-Greece 2 2020 with Greece, along Corridor X (right carriageway) border (Bogorodica) Rehabilitation/reconstruction of Rehabilitatied/reconstructed around 14km of railway line 9 the rail section Kumanovo- 2 50.000.000 € 90 along the Corridor X Deljadrovce Rehabilitation of road Rehabilitation of road section A3 Medzitlija (Greece section A1 Medzitlija 1.940.000 € 10 Border) - Interchange Krklino with length of 20.4 km, on 2 2019 87 (Greece Border) - Corridor X-d. Interchange Krklino Rehabilitation of road 11 Interchange Rehabilitation of road section A3 on Corridor X-d. 2 2019 2.850.000 € 87 Krklino-Prilep Rehabilitation of road Rehabilitated road section A1 Gradsko - Negotino with 12 section 2 2020-2021 4.440.000 € 83.9 length of 17.7 km, on Corridor X. Gradsko-Negotino Rehabilitation of road Rehabilitation of road section A1 Veles - Gradsko with 13 2 2019-2020 4.590.000 € 83.9 section A1, Veles - Gradsko length of 18.3 km, on Corridor X. Rehabilitation of road Rehabilitation of road section M4 Skopje - Tetovo with 14 2 2019-2020 9.930.000 € 83.7 section Skopje-Tetovo length of 39.7 km, on Corridor VIII. 2 Transport Sector Rehabilitation of carriageway (one or both carriageways) Motorway Katlanovo – Petrovec Regional road MavroviAnovi – Zirovnica Motorway Miladinovci – Petrovec Motorway Miladinovci – Hipodrom Motorway Hipodrom - Miladinovci National road FariskaKlisura – Prilep Regional road Krivogastani – Krusevo Regional road Karpalak – Zelino Rehabilitation of 19 road National road Skopje – Blace 15 2 2018-2020 65.500.000 € EBRD 79.1 sections National road Podmolje – Struga – Kjafasan National road Bitola – border with Greece Regional road Bitola – Demir Hisar Regional road Krusevo – Demir Hisar Regional road Katlanovo – Veles Regional road Gradsko-Negotino-Demir Kapija Regional road Drugovo – Demir Hisar Regional road MakedonskaKamenica – Sasa Regional road Kicevo – MakedonskiBrod Regional road Uzem - Toranica Construction and supply of Constructed and supplied of ITS on Coridor X with length 16 2 38.000.000 € 76.6 ITS on Corridor X of 179 km. Reconstruction and Reconstruction and rehabilitation of road section A2 17 rehabilitation of road 1 2019-2022 32.000.000 75.2 Tetovo - Gostivar with length of 22.4 km, on Corridor X. section Tetovo-Gostivar Construction works of the railway section Kicevo– Construction of railway section on Corridor VIII, western 500.000.000 74 18 Border with Albania section, from Kicevo – border with Albania with length of 3 € 62 km Construction of state road Construction of state road A3, interchange Resen with 57,4 19 Constructionworksoftherail 1 2019-2021 11.000.000 € 69.6 A3, by pass Resen length of 8.5km way sectionKicevo– BorderwithAlbaniaConstruction, Construction, reconstruction and rehabilitation of state reconstruction and 20 road Strumica – Valandovo connection with A1, with 1 2019-2021 15.000.000 € 69.5 rehabilitation of state road Strumica – Valandovo length of 25 km 470.000.000 connection with A1 € 3 Transport Sector Construction of expressway Construction of expressway Bitola – Medzitlija with 21 Bitola – Medzitlija, with 1 2019-2020 50.000.000 € 68.3 interchange Bitola, with length of 20.0 km interchange Bitola Modernization and The project consists of modernization of 5 existing and electronic tolls in the 67.5 22 construction of 3 new tolls on Corridor VIII and new 1 2019-2021 13.000.000 € EBRD TBD Republic of Macedonia (II Motorway Miladinovci – Sveti Nikole – Stip. phase) 130.000.000 Construction of motorway Construction of motorway Bitola – Prilep, with length of 36 23 1 2019-2022 € 62.9 Bitola - Prilep km Construction of railway section Construction of railway section along the Corridor X, 550.000.000 24 2 57.2 along the corridor X Dracevo – Veles with length of 38,7 km € Dracevo–Veles Construction of road Construction of road section Stuga - Kjafasan with length 25 1 2020-2021 80.000.000 € 55 section Struga- Kjafasan of 13.05km, part of Corridor VIII Construction of road Construction of road section Trebeniste - Stuga with 26 section length of 8km, part of Corridor VIII 1 2020-2021 45.000.000 € 52.1 Trebeniste-Struga Construction of motorway Construction of motorway Veles – Prilep with length of 57 295.000.000 27 1 2020-2022 51 Veles - Prilep km € 4 Transport Sector Section 1 On-going projects (in implementation phase) Project duration Nr. Project title Total investment Grant/ Loan/ National Co- Project brief description (location included) (preparation+ (sector included) cost (€) Source Source financimg implementation TRANSPORT Construction of motorway 206.000.000 EXIM 1 The length of the road section is 46 km. 2014-2018 PESR Miladinovci (Skopje) - Stip € bank Construction of motorway Kicevo- 374.000.000 EXIM 2 The length of the road is 57 km and is part of Corridor VIII. 2014-2021 PESR Ohrid € bank Rehabilitation of road section 3 The rehabilitation of the section is in a total length of 8.8 km and is part of Corridor X 2016-2018 4.970.000 € PESR Negotino-Demir Kapija Construction of express road Stip- 4 The road section is in a length of 23.5 km. 2018-2021 28.020.000 € EBRD Radovis Construction of express road Stip- 5 The road section is divided in two sections with total length of 28 km. 2017-2020 40.000.000 € EBRD Krupiste-Kocani 15%Natio Construction of the road section Construction of an express road in a total length of 15.5 km as part of branch X-D of 6 2018-2020 23.000.000 € IPA II nal Drenovo-Interchange Gradsko Corridor X budget Construction of express road Raec Construction of an express road in a total length of 10 km as part of branch X-D of 7 bridge-Drenovo (Faris gorge- 2016-2018 31.800.000 € EBRD Corridor X Drenovo gorge) Rehabilitation of road section 8 Kоcani (Prevalec) – Makedonska The rehabilitation of the section is in a total length of 30 km. 2018 6.000.000 € WB Kamenica - Delcevo Construction of express way 9 Kumanovo – border with Bulgaria The total length of the section is 23 km. 2018-2021 58.500.000 € WB (section Rankovci – KrivaPalanka) Rehabilitation of regional road 10 The road is with total length is 3.30 km. 2017-2019 1.113.000 € PESR Matejce – Lipkovo Rehabilitation of state road A2 11 The length of the section being rehabilitated is 28.5 km. 2017-2018 4.070.000 € PESR section Gostivar-Kolari Rehabilitation of 5 bridges on state 12 5 bridges on the state road are being rehabilitated. 2017-2018 2.230.000 € PESR road A2 section Gostivar-Kolari Rehabilitation of state road A2 13 The total length of the rehabilited section is 20 km. 2018 1.145.000 € PESR section Saraj-Grupcin Rehabilitation of state road R1311, 14 The total length of the rehabilited section is 10 km. 2017-2018 1.000.000 € section Bitola-Novaci Rehablitation works on bridge 1 15 A bridge over the river Vardar is being rehabilitated. 2017-2018 1.500.000 € PESR near Udovo on road R1105 5 Transport Sector Construction of a bridge near Konjare 16 A bridge is being constructed over the river Pcinja. 2017-2018 1.100.000 € PESR (Petrovec) on state road R2136 The project includes rehabilitation of the following sections: 1. Regional road P1207, MladoNagorichane - border Pelince, length 19 km 2. State road A3e, Delcevo - Zvegor, length 5 km 3. State road A4, Strumica - Novo Selo - MK / BG border, length 20 km 4. Regional road P1106, Jurumleri - Drachevo, length 5 km 5. Regional road P1107, Kavadarci - Rosoman, length 11 km Rehabilitation of 12 (twelve) road 17 6. Regional road P1109, Dedeli - Furka - Bogdanci - Gevgelija, length 24 km 2018-2019 14.000.000 € WB sections 7.
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