Ferrovial enters the final for the Polish AVE after ACS and Acciona drop out
The public manager CPK Polska, in charge of the new Warsaw airport and its train connections, selects five of the eight international consortia interested.
CPK Polska, the public manager of Warsaw's new airport and its rail connections, has selected five international consortia to bid on one of the first high-speed rail sections. Ferrovial, through Budimex, is among them, bidding alone for a 14-kilometer section between the airport and Bolimów, and also for a 13-kilometer section to Kotowice.
The other four consortia are led by Strabag, Torpol, Por and Intercor. The project is part of Poland's high-speed rail plan, with a total budget of over €30,000 million, and aims to connect Warsaw's new airport to the city center at 350 km/h.
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