On Monday, November 10, the Emil Frey service center was officially opened in Prague’s Černý Most district. The three-storey building, which in addition to workshops and paint shops also includes a showroom for used cars, was built by division 2, while division 4 supplied technical equipment. Subterra was represented by general director Ondřej Fuchs and commercial deputy of division 2 Jan Povejšil.
On Tuesday, November 4, the results of the Construction of the Year 2025 competition were announced at the Rudolfinum in Prague. Four projects, in which Subterra took part, were successful. One of the titles was awarded to the Žabovřeská Great City Ring in Brno with a tram tunnel. The State Fund for Transport Infrastructure award was given to the Brno railway line – Zastávka u Brna, while the award of the Czech Chamber of Authorized Engineers and Technicians was given to the Mstětice – Prague-Vysočany railway line. The public award for Foreign Construction of the Year went to the Spitzenberg highway tunnel in Germany.
On Monday, September 8, a ceremony marking the start of modernization of the Kojetín–Přerov railway track took place at Chropyně station. The 17-kilometer section will be rebuilt for speeds of 200 km/h, and fourteen level crossings will be removed. The contractor, led by division 3, also includes OHLA ŽS, Swietelsky Rail, Elektrizace železnic Praha, and Firesta. Jiří Tesař, commecial director, spoke on behalf of Subterra and tapped the rail.
We are a multi-faceted construction company with a 60-year tradition, belonging to the Metrostav Group. The company is involved mainly in underground, civil, building construction, transport infrastructure, including metro and in technical building services. We also operate abroad – especially in Slovakia and Germany where we are involved in major infrastructure projects. Not only do we insist on high quality of construction and the use of modern technologies, but we also take pride in a sustainable, ethical and socially responsible approach to business.