Tender for New Šćepan Polje Bridge: Will We Finally Get a 21st Century Road?

Tender for New Šćepan Polje Bridge and Road: Finally or Just Another Endless Story?

Have you ever thought the road from Šćepan Polje to the highway would finally get a modern upgrade? The Traffic Administration of Montenegro has announced a tender for the technical documentation to reconstruct about 2.5 kilometers of the main road. Yes, just 2.5 kilometers, with an estimated procurement value of a modest 70,000 euros without VAT, or 84,000 euros with VAT.

But wait, there’s more! Alongside this tender, there is already a tender for designing a new interstate bridge between Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina at Šćepan Polje. This bridge and the access road represent a significant step towards improving safety and traffic connectivity between the two countries.

Why does this matter?

Because the current traffic infrastructure in this area is outdated and inadequate. The Tara River bridge and access roads are narrow, dangerous, and often cause traffic jams and accidents. This project could bring a safer and faster crossing between Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is hugely important for locals and the economy.

But hold on, there’s a catch!

Although tenders are announced, deadlines and execution remain uncertain. Will the works be completed on time? Will the budget be enough? Will this project really be finished or just remain on paper?

What do the officials say?

The Traffic Administration emphasizes the goal to realize the bridge and access road simultaneously, which would significantly speed up modernization. They also remind that this project is part of a broader strategy to improve traffic infrastructure in the region.

Conclusion?

Everything sounds nice on paper, but citizens and drivers have been waiting for concrete results for a long time. Will this tender be the start of a new era or just another story of promises? We’ll keep an eye on the situation and hope for the best.

And you? Do you believe this road and bridge will finally be built properly? Or is this just another project dragging on for years? Drop a comment, let’s see who’s optimistic and who’s realistic!

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