Construction companies are bidding for Aena's first major contracts at Barajas, but are overlooking the 500 million euro one in Tenerife
The airport manager receives between seven and eight bids for two tenders related to the expansion of the Madrid airport after the fiasco that nobody bid for the remodeling of the Canary Islands facilities. This is the largest construction contract in Spain for which no one has bid, according to the sector.
Aena, the airport manager, has received 7-8 bids for two contracts related to the expansion of Madrid-Barajas airport, worth 177 million euros. However, the contract for the renovation of Tenerife Sur airport terminal, valued at 496.6 million euros, has been left unbid. The expansion of Barajas airport is budgeted at 4,000 million euros. The companies that have submitted bids include Acciona, Ferrovial, and Sacyr, among others.
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