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| Iberdrola Ingeniería wins its largest contract in Mexico Iberdrola Ingeniería y Construcción (Madrid, Spain), has been awarded its largest contract in Mexico, amounting to $160 million for the expansion and modernisation of the electricity infrastructure of the Veracruz and Chiapas provinces. This new contract bolsters the Spanish company's position in Latin America, where it is already developing major energy engineering projects in Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, valued at approximately €680 million. Iberdrola's subsidiary won the tender, held by the Mexican government's Federal State Commission (CFE), in a consortium with Elecnor and Eléctricas de Medellin. The execution period for the project is one and a half years, and the works include the construction of nine new electricity transmission lines, with a total extension of over 196.1 kilometres and six substations with voltages of 400, 230 and 115 kV and a total capacity of 1, 175 MVA. write your comments about the article :: © 2009 Construction News :: home page |