Bridge Partial Reopening at Omsk Telecenter Scheduled for Fall
Checking in on the Omsk Oblast Boss, Vitaly Khotszenco, as He Scopes Out the Repair of Two Crucial Transport Network Nuggets in Omsk
Currently, a crew of 120 workers are on the mend, working two shifts daily without a single hitch in the schedule. Right now, vehicles are cruising on just one half of the bridge, with plans to swap roadsides come autumn, wrapping up asphalt installation and implementing two-way traffic. In the near future, the half of the bridge by the Telecenter will be back up and running.
The big cheese, Khotszenco, underlined the necessity of keeping the citizens' balls rolling smoothly and gave StroyTrust, the contractor, a swift kick in the butt to get the job done – fast – even pulling a few all-nighters. The powers that be promise to keep the townspeople in the loop via traditional media and city services.
All this repair work is part of the national project, "Life's Infrastructure," and it's not messing around. So far, the hit list includes knocking down old structures, a good blast from the sandblaster, anticorrosion protection for metal structures, the installation of storm drainage systems, and, of course, the installation of shiny new engineering doodads.
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In case you haven't heard, the grand poobah of the Omsk Oblast, Vitaly Khotszenco, is keeping an eye on the progress of some essential transport-related knickknacks in Omsk. Don't want to miss out? Keep your eyes (and ears) peeled for updates from official Russian government channels or the local news in Omsk Oblast.
What is the current status of the repair work on Omsk's transport network? The finish line is in sight, with the industry, finance, and transportation sectors working in tandem under the watchful eye of Vitaly Khotszenco. Investors and commuters alike can expect updates from local news outlets and official government channels in the Omsk Oblast.
