Spain’s high rollers vie for high-speed rail contract

Spanish railway administrator Adif has received bids from ten companies vying to construct a major section of the Cantabrian-Mediterranean high-speed railway corridor.

The €282 million project will include the construction of the railway from Tafalla to Campanas in the region of Navarre.

In August, Adif initiated the tender process, setting a base budget of €232.7 million (excluding taxes). Of the ten bids submitted, nine came from temporary joint ventures, plus one…

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