Eastern Romania: Turkey’s CCN Group wins contract to build emergency hospital in Iași
<p>Turkish construction and infrastructure company CCN has been awarded the contract to build the Regional Emergency Hospital in Iași, following a re-evaluation of bids by Romania’s National Agency for Health Infrastructure Development (ANDIS), <a href="https://www.ziaruldeiasi.ro/stiri/exclusiv-surpriza-majora-la-spitalul-regional-de-urgenta-iasi-turcii-de-la-ccn-au-castigat-licitatia-dupa-reevaluare-si-vor-construi-unitatea-medicala--1765683.html?mc_cid=31dac7bcc6&amp;mc_eid=607bd7d763" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Ziarul de Iași</a> reported on June 17.</p>

<p>The re-evaluation process took place between March and June 2025, after an initial decision in December 2024 had named a different winner. The original tender had been awarded to a consortium led by Romanian construction firm Bog’Art, alongside Erbașu Constructions, Con-A Operations, Concelex, and Conest.</p>

<p>The result was formally contested by CCN, prompting a procedural review. Following this reassessment, ANDIS declared CCN the winner of the contract. The Turkish group leads a broad consortium of Romanian and international partners, including Dacorum Grup, DZ Medicale, Rotary Constructions Maintenance, Bedamiro Holding, UTI, Supermedical, KONE Ascensorul, Brukenthal National Museum, OSB Pyrotehnic, SBR Soletanche, and Geotesting.</p>

<p>The Iași Regional Emergency Hospital is one of several major public health infrastructure projects financed through the Romanian Government’s healthcare development program, co-funded by the European Union. It is expected to improve access to emergency medical services in the northeastern region of the country and reduce the burden on existing facilities.</p>

<p>Neither ANDIS nor CCN has publicly disclosed the total contract value or projected completion timeline as of the reporting date.</p>

<p>The hospital is among a series of regional medical centers planned across Romania to modernize the healthcare system and address regional disparities in treatment capacity. The facility in Iași will serve a population of over three million people across multiple counties.</p>

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<p><em>iulian@romania-insider.com</em></p>