FCC, Urbaser and Prezero are going for Madrid's waste plants
The new plant of the Northwest Commonwealth and the management of Las Lomas (Valdemingómez) brings together leading environmental groups. Acciona drops out of the bids.
The Madrid City Council is set to select a new concessionaire for the Las Lomas classification plant in Valdemingómez, valued at 871 million euros. Meanwhile, the Northwest Municipal Association has reopened a tender for a new complex in Colmenar Viejo worth 1.320 billion euros. Major companies including FCC, Urbaser, Veolia, Prezero, Paprec, and Valoriza have formed consortiums or are preparing new alliances to bid for these contracts.
The Northwest Municipal Association's contract, which was previously suspended, has attracted multiple bidders, with FCC and Urbaser teaming up and Prezero bidding solo. The contracts involve building and operating facilities to manage waste from dozens of municipalities in Madrid.
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