Reaalprojekt Signs Contract for the Design of the Keila Southern Bypass

Reaalprojekt OÜ has signed a contract to prepare the detailed design for the Keila southern bypass. This is an important infrastructure project aimed at improving mobility and enhancing traffic safety in the Keila area.

Project Objectives and Background

Currently, the town of Keila is effectively divided in two by the railway, which causes frequent traffic disruptions due to intensive train traffic. The situation becomes particularly challenging when the only level crossing is temporarily closed or under maintenance.

The planned southern bypass will redirect transit traffic away from the city, reducing congestion on urban streets and improving traffic flow and safety for both local residents and through traffic.

In addition, the new connection will improve access for emergency services, enabling faster response times to areas located on the other side of the railway. Access to the southern industrial area of Keila will also be improved, supporting business development and the creation of new jobs.

Project Location and Scope

The Keila southern bypass is planned as a 1+1 lane road connecting National Road No. 11 (Tallinn Ring Road) and National Road No. 11371 (Keila–Ohtu).

The route is located in Harju County and runs along the borders of four municipalities:

  • Harku Municipality (Tutermaa village)
  • Saue Municipality (Valingu village)
  • City of Keila
  • Lääne-Harju Municipality (Ohtu village)

The construction of the new bypass will create better connections to the national main road network and improve the overall efficiency of the regional transport system.

Scope of Design

Within the project, a comprehensive detailed design will be prepared, covering all necessary technical solutions and documentation required for construction.

The scope of work includes, among other things:

  • conducting topographical-geodetic and geotechnical surveys
  • developing technical design solutions
  • preparing drawings, reports, and other project documentation

All work will be carried out in accordance with applicable standards and best engineering practices.

Project Timeline

Design works have already commenced and are progressing in accordance with the agreed schedule in close cooperation with the contracting authority.

The Keila southern bypass project represents an important step in improving mobility and the living environment in the region. Reaalprojekt is proud to contribute to the development of modern and efficient infrastructure.


Reaalprojekt’s 25th Anniversary Coverage in Estonian Media

On July 1, Reaalprojekt will celebrate its 25th anniversary. A milestone like this offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on the company’s journey, development, and the values that have guided us over the years. In this context, our story and perspectives on the value of engineering have been featured in several Estonian media outlets, highlighting both our work and the broader importance of engineering in society.

The first article about Reaalprojekt was published in the Eesti Ekspress special supplement “100 Years of Estonian Entrepreneurship” as well as on the Delfi news portal. It explores the company’s formation, growth, and role within Estonia’s engineering and design sector. The same article was also published in Maaleht, bringing Reaalprojekt’s story to a wider audience across Estonia.

The anniversary coverage continued in the Postimees special edition “Entrepreneur’s Own Story,” with the same story also featured in the newspaper Sakala.

The article presents Reaalprojekt’s journey over the past quarter century—how a small engineering company has grown into a trusted partner for numerous public and private sector projects. It also highlights the core values that have shaped the company’s development: professionalism, collaboration, responsibility, and dedication to our work.

In addition, the article offers readers a behind-the-scenes look at the work of engineers. Although often unnoticed in everyday life, engineers play a crucial role in shaping our roads, urban spaces, and infrastructure. The story helps illustrate the importance of thoughtful, high-quality design and the role engineers play in creating a sustainable and functional living environment.

This is precisely why the article is worth reading—it is not only the story of one company’s anniversary, but also a broader insight into the development of engineering in Estonia, the daily work of dedicated professionals, and the values that help build a better environment for future generations.

Read the article here:

Delfi news portal
https://www.delfi.ee/artikkel/120431218/reaalprojekt-25-hea-insener-on-oma-toole-puhendunud

Sakala (digital archive)
https://dea.digar.ee/?a=d&d=sakala20260130&

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