17-10-2012

On the 17th of October “Binders” asphalt producing was opened

The opening ceremony was attended by “Binders” company’s leaders, Daugavpils City Council Chairperson Žanna Kulakova, vice-chairman Vjačeslavs Širjakovs and Livija Jankovska. Žanna Kulakova admitted, that this is a huge event for the city, because new factories open not so often. New places of work, even in the number of six – it is still an additional opportunity for our citizens. “The development of the city is very important to us and today proves, that it is developing. We declare support of the business and involvement the investments as one of the main priorities. Opening of this producing is an example of programs realized by the local government. The quality of constructed roads is very important, that’s why this factory’s role is providing qualitative asphalt. This means, that constructed roads will serve without end”, - said Žanna Kulakova.

The mayor thanked “Binders” building company for its cooperation with local government and qualitative work. Objects built by CBF SIA “Binders” (for example, last autumn launched into operation transport junction) are bright evidences of that. President of Latvia Andris Bērziņš also visited the grand opening ceremony; this object is considered to be the best building of 2011 in Latvia and is the best in Baltics. Žanna Kulakova expressed hope that collaboration with CBF SIA “Binders” will continue and will be successful for Daugavpils.

Currently, CBF SIA “Binders” is accomplishing the project of A-13 transit road reconstruction. Lots of work is ahead, so in order to finish everything in terms and with high quality, this asphalt producing was made. This is a mobile producing, which has been already working for a long time and today happened its official opening. It is situated in Dunduru Street, 7u. The producing is automatic, the process is controlled by 7 workers, and there is a laboratory, which tests materials, maximal power – 160 tons of asphalt per hour.

Information prepared by Liga Korsaka