In the Spanish Confederation of Business Organisations (CEOE) 2025 Catalogue of Good Environmental Practices, two of TYPSA’s good business practices have been recognised, specifically for advancing the ecological and energy
In November 2025, the remodelled Palma de Mallorca seafront promenade was opened to the public. TYPSA participated as the author of the project design, in collaboration with a prestigious Barcelona-based
In April 2025, TYPSA launched the comprehensive management of two sanitation infrastructure programmes, undertaken by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications and financed by the Development Bank of Latin
December 2025 saw the inauguration of the underground pedestrian connection between the Alacant and Xàtiva stations of the Valencia Metro, owned by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana. The tunnel is 260 m long and 7.40 m wide, connecting
CESINE Training & Conferences, in collaboration with Metros² magazine, organised the WORKPLACE 2026 property forum in Madrid on 4 February 2026, where each year investors, owners, operators, and real estate
Montenegro, located on the Balkan Peninsula, covers an area of 13,800 km² and has a population of 625,000. It suffers from a severe lack of transport infrastructure, exacerbated by limited financial resources, both local
Introduction The new Biobío railway bridge replaces an existing historic bridge, located between the towns of Concepción and San Pedro de La Paz, in central Chile. Built in 1889, it was at the time the first railway bridge to connect the two banks of the river
Leaky plans Just as the blackout of 28th April 2025 exposed the fragility of an electricity system we assumed was resilient, the floods in Valencia (DANA) of 29th October 2024
Continuing the work carried out on the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension The Yonge Subway Extension, north of Toronto (YNSE) is one of the most significant investments in the region’s mobility plan. Line 1 will be extended to new urban developments and will
Introduction Commissioned by the mining company VALE, ENGECORPS has developed the conceptual design to reinforce the Maravilhas II dam, implementing measures to ensure the dam’s safety and compliance with current technical regulations. Among the alternatives studied, the
TYPSA’s Paraguayan branch has been awarded the Seal of Integrity, an official distinction that certifies a company’s commitment to ethics, transparency and the prevention of corruption. TYPSA has been present in Paraguay
The Joint Venture will help Anglian Water Services (AWS) strengthen long-term water resilience in eastern England TYPSA, together with Stantec, has been appointed as lead consultants for Anglian Water Services’ (AWS) technical collaboration
Jorge Chávez International Airport began operations in June 1960, with runway 16L-34R being the first to come into service at the then new Lima-Callao airport, later renamed Jorge Chávez in
In a world moving towards total inclusion, accessibility is no longer just a regulatory obligation but has become an ethical and strategic commitment. At TYPSA, we understand that the excellence
Associated British Ports (ABP), the leading port group in the United Kingdom, together with Stena Line, one of the world’s largest ferry operators, is driving the development of a major
On 26th November 2025, the conference “Water and the Future: A Roadmap for Spain” was held in the El Beatriz Madrid auditorium. Organised by the Association of Construction Companies and Infrastructure
TYPSA, sommissioned by Adif, is overseeing the construction of the viaduct over the Ebro River and the connecting platform with the Castejón-Pamplona Region high-speed railway. This is a high-speed stretch
On 13 November 2025, TYPSA organised a conference at the IE Tower in Madrid which brought together representatives from the government, universities, construction companies, concessionaires and technology firms under the title Artificial intelligence
After 29 months of work, TYPSA has completed the drafting of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) for Trabzon, a historic city located on the Black Sea, with a population of more
The Doha metro is a rapid transport system that serves the metropolitan area of the capital of Qatar and has three lines, red, green and gold, with a total length of approximately
Since 2015, the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association (ITA-AITES) has been organising its ITA Tunnelling Awards, which distinguishes the best projects, technical advances and outstanding professionals in the sector.
In September 2025, the working sessions of the African Association of Road Maintenance Funds (ARMFA/AFERA) were held in Nairobi, coinciding with the annual meeting of its executive committee. In this
The International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) celebrated its annual conference in Cape Town between 21st and 23rd September, coinciding with the South African presidency of the G20, with the
TYPSA Limited, our subsidiary in Ireland, has reached a new milestone by obtaining ISO 9001 Quality and ISO 14001 Environmental certifications, joining the rest of the certified subsidiaries and branches
The 26th edition of the Project Management, Construction and Engineering Forum – PROJECT 2025, organised by Cesine Jornadas and the magazine Metros², took place in Madrid in September 2025. The
Recognition to TYPSA for its work in the recovery of Valencia On September 22nd, the Generalitat Valenciana regional government, within the framework of the European Mobility Week, decided to award
The Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) is the backbone of mobility in the European Union. The 2024 revised regulation (EU 2024/1679) updates the guidelines for core network completion by 2030 and
As part of the project to expand the Malaga metro northwards, TYPSA is carrying out the construction supervision of the infrastructure and track superstructure works for the Guadalmedina station –
The Municipal Public Company for Telecommunications, Drinking Water, Sanitation and Environmental Management of the Cuenca canton (ETAPA EP), has commissioned TYPSA with the construction supervision and startup of the Guangarcucho
Until 2010, Spanish criminal law was based on the principle societas delinquires non potest, in other words, a society cannot commit crimes, attributing this capacity exclusively to individuals. In order
As part of the works for the renovation and expansion of Metrovalencia’s network infrastructure, TYPSA, commissioned by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana, has carried out the design and construction supervision
One of the pillars of TYPSA‘s Sustainability Plan is training and certifying employees in international sustainability standards. The objective is to expand the knowledge and application of sustainability criteria in
In an effort to address the growing scarcity of water, specifically in the Mediterranean basins of southeastern Spain, TYPSA has concluded a study, carried out on behalf of the European