CONA has completed works on the new Cardiovascular Surgery Centre in Târgu Mureș, a project intended to expand and modernise cardiovascular medical infrastructure. The beneficiary is the Emergency Institute for Cardiovascular Diseases and Transplantation Târgu Mureș, and the investment was carried out with funding through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP).
“I have been a builder for almost 28 years, and I am extremely proud of the people at CONA and of everyone who contributed to this project. What you see here today is the result of that work and, if I may put it simply, it is Made in CONA. Works began on 8 April 2025. What followed were nearly 500 days of working in sun, rain, frost and snow, day and night, at times around the clock. There were demanding deadlines, challenges, and moments that called for quick decisions and extraordinary effort. Beyond the technical achievement and the completion of a major NRRP-funded project, however, what truly matters remains this: this hospital belongs to the people and to the country. And if lives are saved here, and if people who come in ill are able to return home healthy to their families, then all those 500 days of work were worth it.” — Sorin Cristea, General Manager, CONA
The new building comprises 219 beds, of which 214 for inpatient care and 5 for day admissions, along with an operating block featuring 4 operating theatres, including a hybrid theatre. The centre also integrates facilities for cardiology and cardiovascular surgery, intensive care, interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, heart transplantation, imaging and diagnostics.
The project in figures
- RON 782 million — total investment value
- ~RON 500 million — NRRP funding
- 19,300 sqm — gross floor area
- 3,900 sqm — building footprint
- 7 levels — 2B+GF+5F
- 219 beds
- 4 operating theatres — including 1 hybrid theatre
- 6 months — to complete the structural frame
- 24 months — contractual duration for design and execution