The assembly and storage area for steel fittings will be part of the steel and rebar assembly plant. This is where the steel structures will be pre-assembled and installed following the anti-corrosion treatment of the steel structures. The finished products are then transported to the construction site or to a temporary storage facility for the steel structures. The area will be equipped with two 50 tons gantry cranes with a span of 42 meters and two also 50 tons gantry cranes with a span of 32 meters.

Paks II. Ltd. has now obtained official construction licenses for 14 structures of the construction and erection base. The construction of the first three buildings - a three-story and a four-story office buildings and a kitchen-diner - is nearing completion.

The second issue of the magazine of Paks II. Ltd. has been published. The new Atomsphere is recommended by Pál Kovács, State Secretary responsible for the maintenance of the capacity of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, and István Lenkei, CEO of the project company, gives an annual evaluation interview in the columns. The December issue speaks to dr. György Mészáros, Chairman of the Board, deals with, among many other things, the licensing process, the company's diverse training system, nature preservation works, the participation in the Paks Nuclear Power Plant project and business development as well. The magazine (also available online) provides an opportunity not only for the project, but also for the professionals working in it, to introduce themselves. The Atomsphere is published four times a year in 1400 copies.