ACS, Comsa, and Tecsa have been awarded contracts put out to bid by the infrastructure administrator Adif for the Madrid-Extremadura high-speed line, the Antequera-Granada line, and the Valladolid-Burgos line, for a total of 30 million euros.
Specifically, ACS, through its subsidiary Vías y Construcciones, will be responsible for the construction work on the Madrid-Extremadura high-speed rail line’s platform project at the Mérida access point, on the section between San Rafael and Cuarto de la Jara, for 18 million euros, according to a notice published today in the Official State Gazette (BOE).
In addition, Comsa, in a consortium with Martín Casillas, has been awarded the contract to build the platform and track for the Antequera-Granada high-speed rail line at the city’s access points for 5.4 million euros.
In addition, Adif has awarded Tecsa the contract for the track installation work on the Valladolid-Burgos high-speed North-Northwest Corridor, specifically for the section between the Venta de Baños Interchange and Quintana del Puente, for 6.6 million euros.
