We are one of the largest infrastructure design teams in Lithuania, with operations dating back to 2004. Over more than two decades, we have delivered hundreds of strategically important and technically complex projects that shape the national transport infrastructure network.
We have built our experience by designing major national highways such as A1, A2, A3, and A6, as well as regional and local roads, urban streets, some of the largest bridges in Lithuania, Klaipėda Seaport quays, groynes on the Nemunas River, retaining walls, and other complex civil engineering structures. We have also contributed to the implementation of the “Via Baltica” transport corridor and the “Rail Baltica” railway project.
Our multidisciplinary team of experienced engineers – including road, bridge, and structural engineers, BIM coordinators, and project managers – allows us to design not only individual components but also to manage large-scale, complex projects involving various types of structures, from transport infrastructure to buildings. We ensure integrated coordination, design consistency, and smooth implementation across all project stages.
We manage the entire project lifecycle – from concept to construction: helping to define project scope and design tasks, developing complete technical documentation, and supervising implementation during construction. Our involvement continues throughout the entire lifecycle of the structure – from the first concept to the completion.
We are among the leading teams in Lithuania working with BIM (Building Information Modeling), enabling maximum precision, efficient communication among all stakeholders, and fast, data-driven decision-making – a critical asset for complex, multi-stakeholder infrastructure projects.
Beyond design, we provide engineering consulting services. When projects face technical, legal, or territorial constraints, we help clients find optimal, sustainable, and feasible solutions.
Our goal is not only to design but to help deliver. We are the partner you can trust from concept to completion.