Karmod installed container mobilization for the Kars-Iğdır-Aralık-Dilucu High Standard Railway Project

ISTANBUL (AA) – Karmod completed the installation and delivered the container mobilization structures to be used at the Kars-Iğdır-Aralık-Dilucu High Standard Railway Line Project construction site. Karmod Container General Manager Ensar Çankaya, whose views were included in the statement made by the company, stated that they took part in an important project that will strengthen the strategic commercial connection between Türkiye and Azerbaijan with their container construction site structures.

Çankaya stated that they are the mobilization choice of large projects with their ergonomic, high-speed installation container construction site structures. Underlining that they strive to prepare the best living spaces for employees with the container structures they developed specifically for difficult construction sites, Çankaya continued as follows: “We save time for project investors with our innovative solutions from production to installation.

Spacious living spaces and air conditioning advantages are among the prominent features of our structures. We have become the site mobilization choice of large projects with our ergonomic and fast-installation container structures. “With the mobilization installation we have just completed, we took part in an important project that will strengthen the strategic commercial connection between Türkiye and Azerbaijan with our container construction site structures.” Providing information that they carried out container mobilization in different areas for the construction sites of the Kars-Iğdır-Aralık-Dilucu High Standard Railway Line Project, Çankaya explained that they established container mobilization in different areas for the project starting from Kars and extending to the Dilucu Border Gate in Iğdır.

Çankaya stated that they installed three-storey container dormitory buildings with a total capacity of 288 personnel for the central construction site in Kars and said, “We produced and shipped a total of 37 separate container units to other sites in the project. Single containers will be used as offices, dormitories and WC shower units. The total size of the mobilization project was 3 thousand 654 square meters.”