Road construction and utility network development starts in the industrial park on the border of Pest county

In the first week of August, the third phase of the development of the Cegléd Industrial Park started with the handover of the site. On behalf of the city, the extension of the infrastructure network will be carried out by Globe Aqua Kft., selected through a public procurement procedure. The project will create new industrial plots in the industrial park, with a road network, water and sewage supply.

New road to help access industrial sites

The municipality of the town in Pest County would also improve access to the Industrial Park by building a 741-metre new bypass. The park, which is located in the centre of Cegléd, can be accessed from two directions, and the new development would link these transport corridors. A 2×1 lane road, six metres wide with a 1.5 metre embankment, will provide good access to additional plots of land. Drainage will be provided by a single-sided fall.

Soil stabilisation intervention may also be needed

However, the strengthening of the subsoil load-bearing capacity by cement stabilisation could also be considered. The height of the proposed road will be linked to the two road structures that connect the industrial park. If necessary, the new transport corridor will be built on a 20 cm thick gravel bed after 20 cm of cement-based soil stabilisation. A total of 10 cm of binding and wearing course will be placed on the 20 cm road base.

One and a half kilometres of water and waste water pipelines extended

The project will improve the water supply to the industrial park. The new pipeline will have two connection points. Total length of the water backbone: 1006 fm. The industrial area will be supplied with piped water to 3 industrial properties by installing water metering manholes.

The project also includes the extension of the industrial park's sewerage network, which will be around 578 metres long. The gravity-collected wastewater will be discharged to a wastewater interceptor within the industrial estate. The sunken reinforced concrete manhole will be positioned so that it can be cleaned by a cleaning truck.
The sewage interceptor will be built with a separate electrical connection with a three-phase meter, complete with a control cabinet. This will convey the water to be treated via the Ipartepi road to the gravity catchment manhole next to the road. The waste water from the industrial park will be conveyed to the Cegléd sewage treatment plant via the municipal sewerage network.
The city hopes the development will bring new businesses that will create jobs.