FCC, Urbaser y Prezero se lanzan a por las plantas de residuos de Madrid
La nueva planta de la Mancomunidad del Noroeste y la gestión de Las Lomas (Valdemingómez) reúne a los grupos líderes de medio ambiante. Acciona se cae de las pujas. Leer
Three major companies, FCC, Urbaser, and Prezero, are competing for the construction of new waste treatment plants in Madrid. The Mancomunidad del Noroeste and Las Lomas management are leading the pack in environmental responsibility. Acciona has withdrawn from the bidding process. Madrid is focusing on attracting large multinational corporations for waste collection and treatment.
The city is on the verge of selecting the new concessionaire for the Las Lomas sorting plant, worth 871 million euros, at the technological center in Valdemingomez. Meanwhile, the Mancomunidad de Ayuntamientos de Noroeste has reopened the bidding for a new complex in Colmenar Viejo, valued at 1.320 million euros. Over 2,000 million euros in revenue have attracted major national and international groups to these contracts, which are the two largest concessions in Spain in 2026.
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