The High Speed access to Galicia has been recognised by both the Fundación Caminos, in collaboration with the Spanish Institution of Civil Engineers with the 10th edition of the Segovia
On 13th March 2023, excavation of the second and final section of the Mularroya tunnel commenced from Paracuellos de la Ribera. The initial 8.2 km section of the tunnel was
Pedro López Sánchez has been appointed as the new Chair of AENOR’s Technical Committee for Concrete Certification (CTC-079), taking over from Miguel Ángel Rodríguez-Torices, who had been leading the Committee
The Angolan Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation engaged TYPSA to develop a Science and Technology Park located on a 70,000 m² plot in the centre of Luanda. The
On March 25, the 40th annual Irish Concrete Association Awards took place in Dublin. Adjudicated by a distinguished independent jury of industry professionals, the awards recognise excellence in both design
TYPSA participated in the ICEX Direct Mission at the Transforming Transportation 2023 Congress, organized in conjunction with the World Bank (WB) and the World Resources Institute (WRI) in Washington DC
TYPSA is carrying out, in partnership with two other engineering companies, the construction supervision of the High-Speed railway infrastructure Integration Project in Valencia. With a budget of close to 500
Commissioned by China Energy International Group Co., MEXTYPSA is carrying out the feasibility study, preliminary design and detailed engineering of a 300 MW photovoltaic solar plant with battery storage and
TYPSA is carrying out the preliminary and detailed design for the widening to four lanes of a 24 km section of the AP-7 motorway between Martorell and Vilafranca del Penedès,
TYPSA is excited to welcome EDG Consulting to the Group. EDG Consulting, with offices in Brisbane and Melbourne, delivers a broad range of services and practical solutions including engineering design
The General Directorate of Hydraulic Works of the Ministry of Public Works has selected TYPSA to supervise and control improvement projects for the Las Vertientes de Pua irrigation system, in
TYPSA is carrying out, in association with a local partner, the construction supervision of the road surface and service level maintenance work of a 33 km stretch of Route 21,
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has selected Arcadis-TYPSA as a partner for the design and support for the tender for the redevelopment of quay wall structures in the Europahaven. This
The Directorate General for Water engaged TYPSA to manage risk governance, climate change adaptation and safety investment prioritisation for state-owned Segura River Basin Authority dams. The Water Public Domain Regulation
TYPSA is starting work on the detailed design of the C-37 road which will bypass the towns of Les Preses and Olot in Girona. This 11 km bypass includes a
The city of Sullana is located on the banks of the Chira River, near the northwest coast of Peru, and is the capital of the district and province of the
Tanzania is included in the scope of the East African Railway Master Plan, which aims to rejuvenate the rail corridors that run through Tanzania and Kenya, providing Uganda, Rwanda and
TYPSA Foundation for Development and the Universidad Politéctnica de Madrid (Madrid Polytechnic University, UPM) have renewed their existing collaboration agreement for another four years. The extension enables continued support for
The European Federation of Consulting Engineering firms (EFCA) has appointed Inés Ferguson, TYPSA’s Head of International Business Development, as President-Elect during the General Assembly meeting held on June 10 in
With the presence of some 1,300 participants from 70 countries around the world, the triennial congress of the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD-CIGB) will be held from May 27
In March 2022, TYPSA and the Agustin de Betancourt Foundation renewed their “Agreement to Promote Knowledge and Research in the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM) School of Civil Engineering Harbour
Peru’s National Water Authority, through its Water Resources Management Modernisation Project Executing Unit, has awarded TYPSA the contract to provide advisory services to strengthen and implement financing mechanisms for programmes
Article 33.2 of the Spanish Technical Regulations on Dam and Reservoir Safety requires the dam Operations Manager to draw up an annual report on the results of inspections and monitoring.
‘Nationally Determined Contributions’ (NDCs) are key to the 2015 Paris Agreement in which 169 countries committed to national policies for sustainable development and limiting the effects of global warming. NDCs embody
TYPSA has been awarded the contract to prepare the detailed design for runway and taxiway rehabilitation at King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The airport, one of
TYPSA will be attending TRANSMEA with MAFEX from 7 to 10 November, at the Egypt International Exhibition Centre in Cairo, presenting the latest advances in transport and logistics. TRANSMEA, organized in cooperation with the Egyptian Ministry of Transport,
TYPSA Group, through its subsidiary MC2 Estudio de Ingeniería, has won the trust of the Spanish Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda’s Road Agency Technical Directorate. The IDEAM –
TYPSA, together with MAFEX, is present at the regional railway exhibition for innovation, technology and strategy ‘Middle East Rail 2021’, the most important railway sector exhibition in the Middle East
The Saudi Arabian Government has embarked on an ambitious project to ensure drinking water supply and wastewater treatment across large parts of the country, seeking to increase its citizens’ social
Dr. Carlos Saenz Herrera National Children’s Hospital is a paediatric hospital located in San José, capital of Costa Rica. As one of Costa Rica’s principal state hospitals, it caters for
Peru is located in a region where the topography, climate and geology vary considerably and it is highly exposed to the risk of natural disasters, which, due to climate change,
Bangladesh is a riverine country divided into three parts by the Jamuna, Padma and Meghna rivers. The partitioning generated by the rivers in the territory causes great sociocultural differences among
The Toronto subway system has been rapidly expanding over the last few years and an estimated 28.5 billion Canadian dollars (19.3 billion euros) will be invested in the next 10
