By building a new world,
we bring the future closer

In about 120 years of engineering applied to more than 3,200 completed projects around the world, we have built 14,140km of railways and subways, 82,533km of roads and highways, 1,020km of bridges and viaducts, 3,408km of tunnels, 313 dams and hydroelectric plants.  

Among the engineering challenges that most represent our construction capacity are the Genoa San Giorgio Bridge in Italy and the Panama Canal expansion, the Perth Airport Line in Australia and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center in Athens. And, among those currently underway, relevant sections of the Brenner Base Tunnel and the Terzo Valico dei Giovi Genoa Junction, both in Italy.  

Webuild is recognized as the world's leading water infrastructure company and operates in 50 countries, with a workforce of 87 thousand people (direct and third-party) of 100 different nationalities and a supply chain of more than 17,500 partner companies. 

We occupy a prominent position in the infrastructure sector, distinguishing ourselves as one of the few global players with a core business strongly oriented toward the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the transition to a low-carbon economy through, the construction of infrastructure that directly contributes to the achievement of these goals. 

Webuild in Romania

Webuild has an established track record in the design and implementation of major works in Romania, with about 50 completed projects, mainly in the field of sustainable mobility. 

Currently, we are working on some strategic projects employing a workforce of about 2,000 people, including direct and third-party staff. When completed, these projects will provide more than 200 kilometers of modern rail lines and more than 90 kilometers of roads and highways, thus contributing to infrastructure development in the country and improving internal and Europe-wide connections for goods and people. During the implementation phase, these projects will provide job opportunities and vocational training, which can also be used for future initiatives.  

Our experience in the field makes us a strong partner for the implementation of innovative and sustainable infrastructure in Romania, as in all other countries where we operate. In every project implemented, we strive to promote modern, state-of-the-art solutions in accordance with the high design and execution standards of the country's Beneficiary's Technical-Economic Council. 

Among the most complex works completed in Romania is the Bridge over the Danube in Braila, which entered operation in July 2023 and stands out as the second longest suspension bridge in continental Europe, with a length of 1,975 meters and whose main deck reaches 1,120 kilometers.  

We also built the Basarab Overpass, one of the most important projects in Romania for the type of anti-seismic systems adopted, and the "Lia Manoliu" National Stadium in Bucharest, one of the most modern in the country with its spectacular "cabriolet" style retractable roof.   

In Romania, we continue to face significant engineering challenges, including the construction of a section of the Sibiu-Pitesti Highway, which will cross the Carpathians, improving the accessibility of the territories crossed and road safety between the two cities, helping to connect the country from West to East.