Kauno tiltai Signs Contract for Next Section of Rail Baltica
Our subsidiary ABKauno tiltai signed a contract in October 2025 with LTG Infra – a Lithuanian infrastructure company – for construction works under the international Rail Baltica project. The value of the contract is EUR 205,693,295.87 (excluding VAT). The scope of works covers the construction of a 24.43 km double-track railway embankment with engineering structures on the Ramygala–Berčiūnai section.
According to Aldas Rusevičius, General Director of AB Kauno tiltai, the company’s experience will enable the efficient delivery of the investment:
– The scope of the project requires ambitious solutions and a dynamic pace of work. As part of a group of Polish railway companies, we are ready for this challenge – our technical competence and international experience are a solid foundation for the quality of execution and sound management decisions– stressed A. Rusevičius.
Under the contract, the construction works are to be completed within 852 days of the date of its conclusion and the contractor’s submission of the performance security.
The scope of works includes the construction of:
a double-track railway embankment with accompanying structures (24.43 km)
2 wildlife crossings
1 green bridge
3 railway viaducts
8 railway bridges
service and access roads (about 53.8 km)
as well as reconstruction and renovation of:
national roads: A8, A17, 195
national road no. 3002
and also reconstruction of:
Litgrid power networks (110 kV and 330 kV)
ESO medium-pressure gas pipelines
ESO power networks (0.4 kV and 10 kV)
the Litgrid network (Panevėžys node)
Rail Baltica is a strategic undertaking carried out by the LTG Group in cooperation with the European Union. It is the largest infrastructure investment in the history of the Baltic states, providing for the construction of an electrified railway line to European standards that will connect Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia with Central and Western Europe. The project is of key importance for the integration of the region, economic development and increasing the resilience of the transport system.
