ACS and Ferrovial move into the €8,000 million Dublin Metro final
Spanish groups are leading two of the four consortia bidding for the two lots of Dublin's future suburban area. The works include infrastructure and stations.
Spanish companies Dragados and Ferrovial have made it to the final stage of the process to build two sections of Dublin's first Metro line, a 19km extension. The project, called Metrolink, has a budget of between €14.440 billion and €17.490 billion. Dragados, a subsidiary of ACS, will partner with Irish companies Sisk and J Murphy and Sons, while Ferrovial will team up with French company Vinci and Irish company John Paul Constructions. The two companies will compete for contracts valued at €8 billion.
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