At the beginning of February, we arrived in the Dunafalva region to undertake a challenging task: dismantling a 400-meter-long gas pipeline that had been lying at the bottom of the Danube for 40 years. The project required meticulous preparation, as the first step involved removing the sediment and concrete covering the pipeline using our tracked […]

Our company participated in a special and highly complex project in Iváncsa, where the task was to introduce treated wastewater into the Industrial Park’s sewer system. For HSP, the work was not only a technical challenge but also required us to face the flooding challenges of the Danube once again, which we had to contend […]

The original of the southern railway bridge over the Danube was opened to rail traffic on 23 October 1877. It has been rebuilt and modernised several times over the past century and a half. The latest modernisation was decided in 2015 and, after lengthy preparations, work started in 2019.

It was the saddest and most harrowing task in our company’s history to salvage Hableány (Mermaid). The recovery of the ship was symbolic and attracted a lot of press attention.

„Átmentem” (Crossed Over) was a historic artistic production of the Budapest Grand Circus, at the opening ceremony of the 10th International Theatre Olympics and on World Circus Day, in connection with the 150th anniversary of the unification of Budapest.

During the reinforcement of the river piers of the Southern Railway Danube Bridge and the addition of reinforced concrete panels to the piers, the construction schedule was repeatedly overruled by high water levels.

We were involved in the construction of two of the event’s most spectacular venues, the giant jumping tower and the water stage, and provided the on-water services for the event.

20 August is one of the oldest Hungarian holidays: the day of King St Stephen, the day commemorating the founding of the Hungarian state and the more than a thousand years of its existence, and the celebration of the new bread.

The town of Csongrád is situated on the right bank of the Tisza, on the outer curve of the river’s bend. Water depths of more than 10 metres can be measured here due to the work of the water, and even double that in case of floods.