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The Lake Delia promenade in Ungheni, with grey paving laid along the water and, next to it, strips of gravel not yet landscaped, edged with kerbs, under a cloudy sky
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Lake Delia promenade: the site board gave completion as 24 September, the tender required 5 months from the notice to proceed

The 24 September 2026 deadline on the construction site board of the Lake Delia promenade has passed, and the works are continuing. The tender documents, however, require 5 months of execution from the notice to proceed (start order), and the contract is valid until 31 December 2026. Counted from the start date on the board, 24 June, the 5 months would end on 24 November. According to the model agreement approved in Ungheni, the money from Cluj-Napoca is paid after the works are accepted.

Ion Calmis·23 October 2026· News
The Lake Delia promenade in Ungheni, with grey paving laid along the water and, next to it, strips of still unfinished gravel edged by kerbs, under an overcast sky
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Ungheni's lakeside promenade on Lake Delia, over 470 metres long, is now paved. Cycle lanes and green areas come next

Paving has been laid on the promenade of more than 470 metres along Lake Delia, the Ungheni City Hall says. Pedestrian areas, cycle lanes, green spaces and spots for trade are still to come. The contract with the company Balt-Cons is worth 5,759,683 lei including VAT, and Cluj-Napoca's share is transferred after the works are formally accepted.

Ion Calmis·20 October 2026· News
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Project rendering of a promenade on a lake shore: a paved walkway, a red bike lane, long concrete benches with wooden slats, trees and blocks of flats in the background, with a few passers-by, a cyclist and a young man on a scooter.
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39% of the first stage of Ungheni's Lake Delia promenade comes from Cluj

The Cluj-Napoca Local Council voted on 20 July to give 593,000 Romanian lei (RON) for the development of the promenade on Lake Delia in Ungheni. The financing agreement, annexed to the decision of the Ungheni Municipal Council, shows that the first stage costs €288,387.80 — about 5.8 million Moldovan lei (MDL) — and that the Cluj share amounts to €113,247.88, that is 39.3% of the total. The remaining 60.7% is paid by Ungheni. The contract was awarded back in May to SRL Balt-Cons of Pîrlița, for 5,759,683.36 Moldovan lei including VAT, and the request to Cluj had gone out as early as December.

Ion Calmis·29 July 2026· Analysis
An excavator digs earth along the line of a dike by a riverbank while two men watch the works; in the far background, the wooded floodplain of the Prut.
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Ungheni reinforces its Prut dike over 2.3 km and adds a riverfront promenade on top

Ungheni city hall has started work to reinforce the protective dike along the Prut and its tributary, the Delia, in the Ungheni-Vale neighbourhood — the area threatened by Prut floods in 2008, 2010 and 2020. The 2,341 metres of dike will carry a riverfront promenade with walkways, bike lanes and viewpoints over the river. The project is funded by the European Union with a €922,715 grant, through the cross-border Interreg programme, together with the twin city of Dorohoi in Romania.

Ion Calmis·7 July 2026· News