Berlin Airports has awarded ALPINE Bau Deutschland AG to build the north and south piers at Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport -BBI-.

The work will include finishing the raw structure of the low-cost north and south piers, which are 220 to 240 metres long and are connected straight to the main pier. This project forms part of the tender to build the airport’s passenger terminal.

The contract for the two piers is ALPINE’s second project related with the expansion of Berlin-Brandenburg, since last year the company took home the contract for the airport’s new rail connection, budgeted to cost 63.6 million euro. That job included the construction of six sections of underground track (a total of 2.5 kilometres), three railway bridges and four highway bridges, plus the laying of some 33 kilometres of track.

ALPINE Bau Deutschland AG, a subsidiary of the ALPINE group, has got 750 employees and nine offices in Germany and abroad.