Modernization of County Road DJ 107 I: Aiud (DN1) – Cerbu (DN74)

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The project “Modernization of county road DJ 107I: Aiud (DN1) – Aiudul de Sus – Rîmeț – Brădești – Geogel – Măcărești – Bîrlești Cătun – Cojocani – Valea Barnii – Bîrlești – Mogoș – Valea Albă – Ciuculești – Bucium – Izbita -Coleșeni – Bucium Sat – DN 74 (Cerbu)”, financed by the Regional Operational Program 2014-2020, is implemented by the Alba County ATU in partnership with the Aiud Municipality ATU, the Bucium commune ATU, the Mogoș commune ATU, the Ponor commune ATU and the Râmeț commune ATU. The 2014-2020 Regional Operational Program is implemented at national level by the Ministry of Regional Development, Public Administration and European Funds, as the Managing Authority, and at regional level by the ADR Centru, the intermediary body of the program that monitors the implementation of this project in the Centru Region.

Total project value: 188,150,369.29 lei

Implementation period: 95 months

General objective of the project: Increasing the accessibility of rural and urban areas in Alba County located in the vicinity of the core TEN-T network by modernizing the county road DJ 107I on the Aiud (DN 1) – DN74 (Cerbu) route.

The first specific objective of the project aims to modernize 78,420 km of county road located on the territory of 5 UATs in Alba County.

The second specific objective of the project aims to serve a number of 29,756 inhabitants by the modernized county road DJ 107I, thus ensuring access to the TEN-T corridors. The local population or those in transit will benefit from the advantages of a modernized road: reduced travel time, increased road capacity, reduced transport consumption and increased travel safety; improved public transport; easier access to educational institutions, medical services, social services, jobs in cities in Alba County or other counties; facilitating the development of entrepreneurship in the fields of tourism and agriculture.