The traffic on the sections of the Karaganda-Balkhash and Balkhash-Burylbaital road is planned to open this year

The traffic on the sections of the Karaganda-Balkhash and Balkhash-Burylbaital road is planned to open this year

In the Karaganda region, in 2021, a national road M-36 “The border of the Russian Federation (to Yekaterinburg) -Almaty” with a length of 575 kilometers will be commissioned. Today, traffic has already been opened in two sections of the road.

 

In total, the motorway is divided into four sections. On 61 km of the Temirtau-Karaganda and Karagandy Bypass sections, the way for transport has already been opened; the facilities will be commissioned this year. The road builders are planning to open traffic on the Karaganda-Balkhash and Balkhash-Burylbaital sections with a total length of 514 km this year, and the objects will be commissioned in 2021.

 

At present, the main road works have been started by contracting companies of JV CineMidasStroy LLP, Daulet-Dorstroy LLP, KazGerStroy JV LLP, CITICConstructionCo.Ltd, SinohydroCorporation Limited, JVKolinInsaatTurizmSanayiveTicaretA.S. and Shanghai Construction Group Co., Ltd. Quality control of the work performed is carried out by technical supervision services of Zertec LLP, KurylysSapasy LLP, ZholZhobaKZ LLP, ARSnabiK LLP, StroyServiceGarant LLP, IsanCorporation / ZSENGINEERING LLP.

 

The reconstruction project provides for four-lane traffic with the construction of 15 bridges, 17 transport interchanges, 40 overpasses, 470 culverts, recreational areas, as well as car pavilions that will be installed in areas of settlements.

 

To date, more than 23 million cubic meters of excavation work has been completed, 60% of culverts have been built, 63 km of the upper coating layer, 70 km of the lower coating layer, and 75 km of crushed stone foundation have been laid. In total, 2596 pieces of equipment and 4,500 personnel are planned to be involved in the reconstruction of the route.

 

The route will run along the settlements of Temirtau, Karaganda, Ushtobe, Zhumabek, Aksu, Aksu-Ayuly, Akshatau, Akzhal, Balkhash, Gulshat, Saryshagan and Priozersk in the Karaganda region.