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| Lack of materials and rising prices impacting Czech road projects |
| Prag, 09.07.2021 |
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Road construction projects in the Czech Republic are facing problems as builders complain that essential materials are increasingly hard to source, Czech Television reported. What’s more, prices are on the rise.
Road builders say they are having trouble finding materials such as steel and aggregate, thermal insulation, mineral and polystyrene. This is due to the coronavirus crisis and also to a fire at a large plastics factory in the Netherlands.
The prices of orders are not rising yet, but investors and suppliers expect that they will, Czech Television said.
The general director of the national Roads and Motorways Authority, Radek Mátl, says that there is a major problem with the lack of aggregate and steel for concreting and barriers, for instance.
Mr. Mátl told Czech TV that this might represent an even bigger problem than a lack of qualified professionals, such as project architects, engineers and technical supervisors.
A kilogram of steel reinforcement for concrete cost 18 crowns last autumn but today stands at 32 crowns, Zdeněk Pilík, CEO of Plzeň-based construction company Berger Bohemia, told Czech Television
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