Eurovia Polska will rebuild a 7-kilometre segment of national route number 28 located between Przemyśl and Medyka. This carriageway is a strategic transport route since it is a key crossing point between the European Union and Ukraine. The border post at Medyka-Szeginie is the only pedestrian border crossing between Ukraine and southeast Poland.

In August 2020, Eurovia delivered a 23-kilometre section of the brand new motorway connecting Estonia’s two largest cities—Tallinn, the capital, and Tartu, in the southeastern part of the country. This particular section located between Kose and Võõbu reduce the distance between the two large urban by 3.5 kilometres to 181 kilometres. In addition, the speed limit on this segment was raised to 120 kilometres per hour (as against 110 previously), thereby reducing average travel time between Tallinn and Tartu by 9 minutes.

A consortium consisting of Eurovia Lietuva, Eurovia CS, and Ltd GTC is at work on a key segment of the rail line that connects the seaport of Klaipėda to Belarus via the city of Vilnius.

In July 2020, TREV-2 Grupp (Eurovia in Estonia) won a contract, in consortium with Welsco Project OÜ, to rebuild the air-traffic control centre at Pärnu Airport, a key gateway to the country’s leading summer holiday destination.