Infrastructure Malta is implementing a two-phased safety upgrade of Burmarrad Road, one of the principal routes to Burmarrad, St Paul’s Bay and other locations in north Malta. The main aim of this €3.5 million project is to reduce ac ...
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Infrastructure Malta is collaborating with the Archdiocese of Malta to regenerate the gardens of Id-Dar tal-Kleru in Birkirkara, reviving a green lung in one of the few remaining unbuilt areas of this locality. The agency started support ...
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Infrastructure Malta issued a call for tenders for the Sally Port Promenade Project, a €9 million investment to rebuild and embellish the dilapidated quays beneath the Vittoriosa bastions between Fort St Angelo and the Kalkara seafront.&n ...
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Infrastructure Malta is implementing a €1 million project to repair and restore the two arms of the 1910 Grand Harbour Breakwater and its 2012 steel bridge. Decades of waves battering the 110-year-old breakwater dislodged m ...
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Infrastructure Malta opened the first new road of the Central Link Project, a two-lane westbound carriageway bypassing three traffic light junctions to create a quicker and safer route from Mriehel to the Wied Incita area of Attard. As t ...
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Infrastructure Malta completed the reconstruction of Santa Lucija Avenue, the arterial road between the new Marsa Junction Project flyovers and the new tunnels of the Santa Lucija Roundabout Underpass Project. The contractors of these tw ...
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Infrastructure Malta is collaborating with public health authorities to ensure the safety of its employees and contractors after workers in one of its project sites tested positive for Covid-19. The agency was informed that a few workers ...
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Infrastructure Malta opened new slip roads and lanes linking the Marsa-Hamrun Bypass with nearby roads, as part of a €2.25 million project to improve connections between Birkirkara, Santa Venera, Hal Qormi, Hamrun and Marsa. The new co ...
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Infrastructure Malta is rebuilding two of the three jetties at St Thomas Bay, Marsascala, after parts of them were destroyed by years of sea erosion and storm damage. The two 50-metre jetties were in such a dilapidated state that they ha ...
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Infrastructure Malta is drilling the first of 112 pile holes to form the new foundations of Gheriexem Road, in Rabat and stop decades of subsidence damage to its structure and to nearby buildings. The Gheriexem Belvedere Project is a € ...
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