The company builds and renovates bridges, viaducts, and overpasses. In 2010, while renovating the Jakų roundabout, the company’s employees built the longest overpass in Lithuania—610 meters. The company built the country’s second-longest overpass—380 meters long—in 2008. In 2015, the renovated Panemunė Bridge in Kaunas, connecting Panemunė and Žemieji Šančiai, was opened to traffic.
The company builds and reconstructs highways, regional, district, and local roads, as well as city streets. It constructs pedestrian and bicycle paths and builds public squares and parking lots. The company has built the Kaunas city bypasses and the Vilnius–Kaunas highway (100 km), participated in the construction of the Kaunas–Klaipėda highway (200 km), and built the majority of the “Via Baltica” international highway.
The company builds and renovates railroads, constructs platforms and railroad crossings, and installs switches. It develops all railroad-related infrastructure.
For more than 20 years, the company has been building and renovating airports. The company has renovated the runways, taxiways, aprons, aircraft parking areas, and special aprons at the Vilnius, Kaunas, Palanga, and Pociūnai airports.
The company builds and renovates tunnels and installs all the utilities and systems required for them. From an engineering standpoint, the renovation of the Kaunas railway tunnel is the most complex project the company has undertaken in the Baltic states.
The company builds seaports, river ports, marinas, and other hydraulic structures. It develops infrastructure that is both attractive and safe for ships to navigate. It installs modern systems for vessel traffic management, signaling, safe navigation, and port engineering.
The company operates in the field of high-voltage (110 kV) power grid construction. It installs lighting systems for roads and airports and implements computerized control systems for these installations. It builds substations and installs and renovates power and contact networks for trolleybuses.
The company primarily carries out utility network construction work in small Lithuanian towns, newly developed industrial parks, and logistics centers—areas where the utility network system has not yet been installed or is not sufficiently developed.