World of PORR 169/2016 PORR Updates Southern Bavaria: Ground-breaking ceremony for Warngau junction
This project once again shows that PORR, with its area construction manager Ing. Wolfram Wurdinger and his team, has established itself well in the Southern Bavarian region and thus, this construction scheme worth some EUR 4.8 m will also be executed to the full satisfaction of the client until summer 2017.
At the ground-breaking ceremony, from the left: Vice President of the Provincial Government Maria Els, Mayor Klaus Thurnhuber, Deputy County Commissioner Ingrid Pongartz, Federal Minister of Transport Alexander Dobrindt, Bavaria’s Minister of Economy Ilse Aigner, member of the Bundestag Alexander Radwan, Wolfram Wurdinger (PORR Bau GmbH, NL Tirol . Tiefbau, formerly TEERAG-ASDAG AG). Image: PORR AG
From left to right: Wolfram Wurdinger, Alexander Radwan, Ilse Aigner, Alexander Dobrindt, Ingrid Pongartz, Klaus Thurnhuber, Maria Els Image: PORR AG
Important guests at the ground-breaking ceremony for the extension of the Warngau junction on the B 318 in Southern Bavaria close to Lake Tegern.
Marking the most important connection between Munich and Lake Tegern, the B 318 is being lowered along a length of 900m by a bidding consortium under PORR Bau GmbH´s, NL Tirol . Tiefbau (formerly TEERAG-ASDAG AG) technical leadership. It will in the future run below a green bridge on which the county road MB 19 (Bahnhofstraße and Taubenbergstraße) including a bike- and walkway will run. This project marks an extension that does without crossroads. The two roads will be connected by means of horseshoe bends. First preparatory work is already underway, among others on the temporary carriageway west of the B 318.
Federal Minister of Transport Alexander Dobrint as well as Bavaria’s Minister of Economy Ilse Aigner underlined the importance of the B318 extension in Warngau as well as further projects in the surrounding area such as the Holzkirchen, Waakirchen and Gmund bypass as well as the four-lane extension of the B318 in accordance with the BVWP (the German Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan).
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