The company Jánosik és Társai Kft., which became a specialist of Church properties, was commissioned to build Greek Catholic Church properties. It won the full construction of the denominational kindergarten and nursery school in Sajószentpéter through an open public procurement tender. During the evaluation of the company’s application, special attention was paid to the materials with the best technical parameters given during the undertaking – informed company owner Lajos Jánosik. In bringing the decision in favour of Jánosik és Társai Kft., the fact that in recent years, several Church institutions have been renovated by the company to the clients’ satisfaction was also determining. Among other things, a Greek Catholic church was built in Mezőkövesd, a new Reformed church and a congregation house were built in Miskolc, a Reformed kindergarten was renovated in Budapest, and the building of the Greek Catholic Primary School in the centre of Borsod County was renovated and expanded.
During the construction in Sajószentpéter, a total of 900 square meters of building parts will be constructed in two phases. The first task was to build the kindergarten and the building serving it. This was accompanied by the construction of a modern playground, the carrying out of gardening work and the construction of a paved car park. In the second phase, the construction of the nursery building will follow, where the establishment of a modern playground, gardening works and the construction of the associated car park are also among the tasks to be performed. A special technological procedure is used to place the solar system in the roof plane of the nursery school. The placement of built-in wooden furniture is not a standard job either. A climbing wall was also installed in the nursery building. In a very short time, within 150 calendar days, the implementation work of the server building of the nursery schooll was completed. On average, 25-50 workers worked on the investment of almost net 520 million forints - said Lajos Jánosik.
