Azvi makes progress on the Las Angosturas bypass: beams are installed on the Salado River viaduct
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Construcciones Urales has already manufactured 300,000 concrete ties for the Maya Train
Construcciones Urales has reached a new milestone in the Maya Train project with the production of 300,000 sleepers in our factory in Poxilá (Yucatán). This is the most sophisticated sleeper production plant in the Americas, with a production capacity of 1,600 concrete ties /day. Designed,
Our colleague Tomás Jodra receives the “Engineer of the Year Award” from the Association of Civil Engineers in Andalusia
The Association of Civil Engineers, Andalusia demarcation has awarded Tomás Jodra, Azvi's Special Works delegate, the José María Almendral prize for the engineer of the year in the province of Jaén. This distinction is awarded to outstanding engineers from Jaén who, have contributed to the
Azvi installs the piles of the viaduct over the Salado River in Las Angostruas bypass
The Andalusian Regional Minister for Development, Rocío Díaz, visited Las Angosturas Bypass to see in situ the erection of the piles of the viaduct over the Salado River. This visit has been carried out together with the Mayor of Priego de Córdoba, Juan Ramón Valdivia, the General Director of Road Infrastructures of the Ministry
Construcciones Urales reaches 80% completion on Section 3 of the Maya Train
With 80% of the work completed, we present the latest progress on our section of the Maya Train in Mexico. Great work, great team! Photos: Construcciones Urales.
Progress in Azvi’s works on the San Sebastian Metro extension
Our team has completed the excavation of the 334-metre Sasuategi ventilation and emergency gallery. This has enabled us to start the works on the 494-metre-long double-track line tunnel which will reach Pasaia station. These works are being carried out with a tunnel boring machine given
Our colleagues Manuel Bejarano and Andrés Vázquez recognised by the Association of Engineers of Andalusia for their work on the Trambahía
The Association of Civil Engineers of Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla, has recognised the Trambahía project as the Best Public Work in Andalusia in the II 'Andalusian Engineering Works Awards'. In addition, several engineers involved in the project’s execution, including Manuel Bejarano Carrión and Andrés Vázquez
Commissioning of the Alcorisa Bypass, built by Azvi
Today, the Alcorisa bypass, built by Azvi, has been opened to traffic: a 7 km section of new road on the N-211, which frees the Aragonese town from the passage of more than 3,300 vehicles per day, thus improving road safety, the quality of life
Azvi moves the statue of Charles III to its new location in Puerta del Sol
The statue of Charles III is back in Puerta del Sol, presiding over it from its permanent location opposite Calle Mayor. The Azvi and Licuas team, united in the Madrid Centro joint venture, carried out a complex and delicate manoeuvre in a historic location through
Azvi’s rehabilitation of the Cañas – Limonal section in Costa Rica is now open to traffic
The 20.8 km Cañas-Limonal stretch of Costa Rica's National Route 1/North Inter-American Route has been opened to traffic. The rehabilitation and expansion to four lanes carried out by Azvi, incorporates high quality standards in signalling, lighting, mobility and road safety. This is one of the